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A few years ago, newspapers reported a finding that Americans who have a glass of wine a day are healthier than those who have no wine (or who have a lot of wine or other alcohol).
What are some plausible alternative explanations for this finding; that is, what variables other than wine could explain the finding?
(Hint: What sorts of people in the United States are most likely to have a glass of wine with dinner?)
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The distribution of income of families in the US in 1979 (in actual dollars uncorrected for in?ation) is shown in the table below (Prob 4.28):
Determine the z value used to build a 90% confidence interval estimate of the population proportion. Give the positive value answer exactly as found from tables (three decimal places).
You and 100 of your 200 respondents concerned about nutrition. Is this reason to believe that the percent in your area is higher than the national 40%?
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ten juniors and five seniors have applied for two open student council positions. school adminitrators have decided to
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