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Jack buys a $494 bond that pays interest twice yearly at 12% p.a. and is redeemable at par in 10 years. The purchase price is $360. After 4 years, Jack sells this bond to Chris for $280. What yield j2 does Jack realise on his investment?
according to an airline a particular flight is on time 85 of the time. suppose 13 flights are randomly selected and the
In stepwise regression, why might a predictor variable that correlates highly with the criterion variable not enter into the regression equation?
With regard to quality control guidelines, will the manufacturer be satisfied with the results of a test of hypothesis based on the sample data?
An article in Financial Analysts Journal discusses results of a regression analysis of average price per share P on the independent variable X/k.
Do you think the population proportion could really be as high as 0.5? If not, repeat part (a) using an estimated proportion that you think would be more likely to be true. What effect does your use of this estimate have on the sample size?
Birth weights of full-term babies in a certain region are normally distributed with mean 7.125 lb and standard deviation 1.290 lb.
Flavor deterioration. The results shown below were obtained in a small-scale experiment to study the relation between 0 F of storage temperature (X) and number of weeks before flavor deterioration of a food product begins to occur (Y).
Try to create a good model to describe this growth.- Use your model to estimate the number of electronic journals in the year 2000.
you have a box with 3 red 4 white and 2 blue balls in it. suppose you take two balls out of a box without replacement
breeding pairs of common robin typically produce a clutch of 3 to 6 eggs. what is the probability they will only
Question: At the first state bank the average savings account balance in 2004 was $1300 with a standard deviation of $80. A random sample of 45 savings account balances for 2005 yielded a mean of $1350.
Assume the population standard deviations are not the same. At the .05 significance level, is there a difference in the mean waiting time?
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