• Q : Mean and standard deviation on a calculus....
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    The mean and standard deviation on a calculus mid term are 66 and 19 points while they are 72 and 15 on the final. If a student gets 75 points on the midterm, what is the comparable grade on the fin

  • Q : Find the expected value....
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    Find the expected value (in dollars) of the amount won by one entry. Find the expected value (in dollars) if the cost of entering this sweepstakes is the cost of a postage stamp (34 cents)

  • Q : Competency test yields scores....
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    A typing competency test yields scores which are normally distributed with a mean of 80 and a standard deviation of 10. Approximately what percentage of the test scores fall between 70 and 100?

  • Q : What is the expected attendance....
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    What is the expected attendance? If tickets cost $20 each, the band will cost $300000, pluse $55000 for administration. What is the expected profit?

  • Q : Experiment of tossing two dice....
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    Consider the experiment of tossing two dice. Let Y denote the absolute dierence of the upturned faces. i.e. if X is the value on the first die and Z is the value on the second, then Y= |X-Z|

  • Q : Normally distributed population....
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    Find the probability that a data value picked at random from a normally distributed population will have a standard score that corresponds to the following: Less than 100.P(Z<100)

  • Q : Contents of two brands of cola....
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    The FDA is comparing the mean caffeine contents of two brands of cola. Independent random samples of 6-oz. soda cans of each brand were selected and the caffeine content of each soda can was determi

  • Q : Contents of two brands of cola....
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    The FDA is comparing the mean caffeine contents of two brands of cola. Independent random samples of 6-oz. soda cans of each brand were selected and the caffeine content of each soda can was determi

  • Q : Absolute value of the difference....
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    Let x represent the absolute value of the difference between the number of heads and the number of tails when a coin is tossed 38 times.

  • Q : Estimate the proportion of residents....
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    In a study to estimate the proportion of residents in a city that support the construction of a new bypass road in the vicinity, a random sample of 1600 residents were polled. Let X denote the numbe

  • Q : Normally distributed random variable....
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    The time in hours for a worker to repair an electrical instrument is a Normally distributed random variable with a mean of ? and a standard deviation of 50. The repair times for 12 such inst

  • Q : Support the strategist candidate....
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    A political strategist calims that 55% of voters in Madison County support his candidate. In a poll of 200 randomly selected voters, 98 of them support the strategist's candidate. At a = .05, is the

  • Q : Corresponding percentages for juniors....
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    Suppose that 17% of the undergraduates are seniors while the corresponding percentages for juniors, sophomores, and freshmen are 18%, 19%, and 46% respectively. What percent of the students use the

  • Q : Percent of the time does this happen....
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    The purpose of this process is to ensure the defect rate is no more than 6%. Occasionally, by bad luck, even if the defect rate is no more than 6%, more than one defective tire is found from the cho

  • Q : Average time a customer would spend in the store....
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    Customers arrived at the cashier counter according to a Poisson distribution at the average rate of 8 customers per hour. What is the average time (in minute) a customer would spend in the store?

  • Q : Percentage of machines-on average....
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    The failure rate of each machine follows an exponential distribution with a mean time of ten hours and the time required to repair each machine follows an exponential distribution with a mean time o

  • Q : Total annual shortage cost....
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    The administrative cost of placing a costumer on backorder is estimated to be $10. The planned shortage inventory model recommends order quantity Q* = 74 and shortage level S = 20. What is the total

  • Q : Question regarding the maximum inventory level....
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    The production set up cost to use this machine is $200 and the production cost of tube is $.38. In Flavin estimates its holding cost rate for tube is 20%, what is the maximum inventory level (rounde

  • Q : Quantity discount and changing the order quantity....
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    The lead time to receive order from Brightall is 10 days. Pantena Corp. operates 250 days a year. As such, Pantena Corp set the reorder point = 384. After considering the quantity discount and chang

  • Q : Two inventory cycles per year....
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    Suppose Q* = 400. Now if the firm is willing to be out of stock of P-2001, an average of no more than two inventory cycles per year, what should be the reorder point (rounded to the nearest integer)

  • Q : Determining the basic economic order quantity....
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    In the basic economic order quantity (EOQ) model, a doubling of estimated annual demand would lead to what change in Q*?

  • Q : Determining the basic economic order quantity....
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    In the basic economic order quantity (EOQ) model, at Q* the estimated total annual holding cost:

  • Q : Determine correct decisions for a two-tailed hypothesis test....
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    An independent-measures research study uses two samples, each with n = 12 participants. If the data produce a t statistic of t = 2.50, what are the correct decisions for a two-tailed hypothesis test

  • Q : Correct decisions for a two-tailed hypothesis test....
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    An independent-measures research study uses two samples, each with n = 12 participants. If the data produce a t statistic of t = 2.50, what are the correct decisions for a two-tailed hypothesis test

  • Q : Expectancy of computer terminals....
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    The life expectancy of computer terminals is normally distributed with a mean of 4 years and a standard deviation of 10 months.

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