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For each of the following situations choose the statistical model that you find to be the most appropriate. Justify your choice.
a) We are interested in assessing the effects of temperature (low, medium, and high) and technical configuration on the amount of waste output for a manufacturing plant. Suppose that we have randomly selected 5 technical configurations out of 100 configurations, and we want our conclusions to apply to all 100 configurations.
b) We are evaluating the association between the presence of a very rare adverse event (yes, no) and the treatment received (placebo, new drug) for a group of 100 patients. We want to be able to control for age (in years).
c) We are evaluating the effectiveness of five different diets with respect to weight loss. Fifty women were randomly assigned to each one of the five different diet regimens, and the weight loss during a one year period was recorded.
d) We are interested in evaluating the relationship between the levels of C-reactive protein and the body mass index for a sample of 1000 middle aged African-American women.
e) We are interested in comparing (on average) the housing prices (in thousands of dollars) for five specific locations within the same city. To allow for fair comparisons we will take into account the size of the house (in square feet) and the age of the house (in years).
Sequential Sampling Under this method, a number of sample lots are drawn one after another from a universe depending on the results of the earlier samples. Such sampling is gen
Test for Equality of Proportions For example, we may want to test whether the percentage of smokers (p 1 ) among the males equals the percentage of female smokers (p 2 ). W
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A.The coupon rate of Erie-Chicago Rail is 7%. The interest rate of Florida municipal bond with equal risk is 6%. At what tax rate the two bonds are as good as each other B.Supp
The following data give the repair costs (in RM) for 30 randomly selected cars from a list of cars involved in collisions. a) By using RM 1 as the lower limit of the first
QUESTION ONE. (a) The probability that, a bomber hits a target on a bombing mission is 0.70 Three bombers are sent to bomb a particular target. (i) What is the probability
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