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Historically, the pass rate on the state bar exam for attorneys in a specific state has been 55.2%. Since giving the last exam, the state has replaced an old exam training program with a new one. Following the new training program, a random sample of 235 prospective attorneys was selected, and among this sample 52.8% passed the bar exam. Is there sufficient evidence to conclude that there is a change in the proportion or people passing the exam? Carry out a hypothesis test at a 7% significance level.
A. The value of the standardized test statistic: ?
B. The p-value is: ?
What is correlation? How is correlation used to understand the relationship between two variables? What is the difference between positive and negative (inverse) correlation?
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A rare disease has just broken out. Doctor Johnson is trying to help, but while treating patients he might expose himself to the disease.
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a. What is the probability that your friend will get a job paying at least $15/hour? b. What is the expected pay rate for your friend?
1.i read an article about a new drug which stated that the incidence of side effects was similar to placebo p-value gt
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