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Thin rubber strips are used to provide increasing resistance to orthopedic patients during large motion exercises. The sheets shown are 0.03125 in thick and 3 in. wide. Say the rubber properties are 120 psi and v= 0.47. One end of the strip is wrapped around the doorknob, and the other end is wrapped around the hand. Say the portion of the strip that elongates is approximately 18 in. If a force of 2 lb is applied, what is the change in the strip's width and thickness?
Suppose we wish to estimate the true population of HSB students who own cars. We randomly sample 100 HSB students and find 20 students own a car.
q1. the signs on an elevator states maximum capacity 1140 kilogram or 16 persons. if the mean weight is 75 kilos and
Suppose that you're charged with comparing results of standardized tests from four different school districts. What statistical technique would you choose to use?
Explain the ANOVA output table values:
raw materials are studied for contamination. suppose that the number of particles of contamination per pound of
A consumer agency has retained an independet testing firm to examine a television manufacturer's claim that its 25-inch console lmodel consumes just 110 watts of electricity.
The following data represent the number of weed-eaters sold per month at a local garden shop and their prices
In a survey conducted to see how long Americans keep their cars, 2000 automobile owners were asked how long they plan to keep their present cars. The results of the survey follow. Find out the probability distribution associated with these data.
1. A company is evaluating the impact of a wellness program offered on-site as a means of reducing employee sick days. A total of 8 employees agree to participate in the evaluation which lasts 12 weeks.
Teens were asked in the MTF 2006 survey how often they think about social issues (specific issues were not identified). The bivariate table includes responses organized by teen's race.
A report by the NCAA states that 57.6% of football injuries occur during practices. A head trainer claims that this is too high for his conference, so he randomly selects 36 injuries and finds that 17 occurred during practices. Is his claim correc..
For each of the following two scenarios/descriptions (pp.2), please select two responses, one to indicate the most appropriate test of inference
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