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Confidence intervals are affected by variability. If there is high variability in collected data, this translates into big standard deviation (margin of error) and therefore wider confidence interval. Are wider confidence intervals desirable? Why
A new group comes along and that only has 5 people. Their weights are also measured initially and after 9 weeks. What would be the most accurate methodology for determining the percentage of weight loss for this new group?
At 0.01 significance level can we conclude that mean fare has increased? Determine the p-value?
1. in quebec 90 percent of the population subscribes to the roman catholic religion. in a random sample of 8 quebecois
First National Bank and City National Bank are competing for customers who would like to open IRAs. 32 weeks are randomly selected for First National Bank and another 32 weeks are randomly selected for City National.
a financial planning service offers a university savings program. the plan calls for you to make six annual payments of
For the normal distribution curve with mean of 19 and a standard deviation of 6, which range of the variable shows an area under the curve corresponding to a probability of approximately 99.7%?
Determine the frequency of wrong numbers given to callers. Each sample consisted of 100 calls. Determine 95 pct limits. Is the process stable(i.e., in control)? explain.
You are presented a 90% confidence interval for the difference in population mean scores (with drug - without drug) of (-17.81, -7.24). What can you conclude from this interval?
Find the upper and lower control limits for x and r charts for the width of a chair seat when the sample grand mean (based on 30 samples of 6 observations each) is 27.0 inches, and the average range is 0.35 inches.
You play a game with two possible outcomes. Outcome A has probability 0.4 and outcome B has probability 0.6. When B occurs you win $2.00; otherwise, you lose $1.00. What is your expected value for this game?
question when certain quantities are measured the last digits tend to be uniformly distributed but if they are
one coin in a collection of 25 has two heads both sides are heads. the rest are fair one h and one t. a coin is
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