• Q : Most common causes of strength degradation....
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    Describe the three most common causes of strength degradation of mechanical components. Give examples of each, with descriptions of methods used to prevent or reduce the chances of failure.

  • Q : Two-independent sample t-test....
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    Computing a two-independent sample t-test is appropriate when?

  • Q : Increase the value of estimated cohen....
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    To increase the value of estimated Cohen's d, a researcher increases the sample size. Will this change the value of d?

  • Q : New behavioral health treatment program....
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    A researcher conducts a study and concludes that a new behavioral health treatment program significantly reduces one's risk for disease compared with risk levels in the general population (d = -0.64

  • Q : Discrete random variable with a pmf....
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    let x be a discrete random variable with a pmf: p(X) = c * (.6)^x , x = 1,2,3..

  • Q : Mean and standard deviation for the time....
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    Compute the mean and standard deviation for the time to complete calls to English-speaking service representatives. Compute the mean and standard deviation for the time to complete calls to Spanish-sp

  • Q : Determine the regression line equation....
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    let x be the age in years of a car driver and let y be the percentage of all accidents (for a given age) due to speeding. perform:A) draw the scatter plot. B) compute the correlation coefficient. C)

  • Q : Independent identically distributed random variables....
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    The distribution of the sum of 100 independent identically distributed random variables is:

  • Q : Pick five people for a committee....
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    How many ways are there to pick five people for a committee if there are six (different) men and eight (different) women and the selection must include at least one man and one woman?

  • Q : Procedure yields a binomial distribution with a trial repea....
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    Assume that a procedure yields a binomial distribution with a trial repeated n times. Use a binomial probabilities table to find the probability of x successes given the probability p of success on

  • Q : Areas under the standard normal curve....
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    Sketch the areas under the standard normal curve over the indicated intervals, and find the specific areeas.

  • Q : Final exam score for sue....
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    If the mean score was mean = 155 with a standard deviation of =15, what was the final exam score for Sue?

  • Q : Calculate the standard deviation....
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    Let x be a random variable that represents the weight in ounces of a healthy 10-week old kitten. Assume that x has a distribution that is approximately normal. Calculate the Standard Deviation from

  • Q : Outcomes in the event of getting a two letter word....
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    What is the sample space in this experiment? List the outcomes in the event of getting a two letter word with a dictionary meaning in this experiment.

  • Q : Amount spent on textbooks....
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    Suppose you randomly select 100 college students from this population. There would be a 68% chance that the mean (x) amount spent on textbooks would be between:

  • Q : Mean and the standard deviation of the number....
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    A student has 40% chance of getting a scholarship. Consider a group of 10 students. What is the probability that exactly 3 students would get scholarships?

  • Q : Distribution of the sum of independent....
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    The distribution of the sum of independent N(?, ?2) random variables is:

  • Q : Distributions on the axes....
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    Write down the pdf for each of the following distributions, then sketch the distributions on the axes provided (be sure to indicate which is which). a) N(2,9), b) N(0,1)

  • Q : Find the minimum sample size....
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    McDonalds Waiting Times. You want to estimate SD for the population of waiting times at McDonald's drive up windows. You want to be 95% confident that the sample SD is within 20% of SD. Find the mi

  • Q : Minimum number of words per minute....
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    Mrs. Smith's reading class can read an average of 175 words per minute with a standard deviation of 20 words per minute. Suppose that words per minute is approximately normally distributed. The top

  • Q : Calculate the standard deviation....
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    Calculate the standard deviation for the following sample, and show your work. Use the formula of your choice. Use the empty cells to facilitate your calculations.

  • Q : Normal curve approximation for bionomial distributions....
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    The probability that a radish seed will germinate is 0.7. The gardner plants 140 seeds, what is the probability that she harvests less than 100 radishes. Use the normal curve approximation for biono

  • Q : The body mass index....
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    The Body Mass Index (BMI) was recorded for 40 males. Find the 5-number summary that would be used for a box plot of this data.

  • Q : List the measures of center....
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    List the measures of center from the least affected by outliers to the most affected by outliers.

  • Q : Find the weighted mean....
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    A student gets quiz grades of 55,70,82, and 94. He gets a score of 85 on his final exam. Find the weighted mean if the quizzes each count 15% and the final exam counts for 40% of the final grade.

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