• Q : State the null and alternative hypotheses....
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    A tire manufacturer guarntees that the mean life of a certain type of tires is at least 35,000 miles. State the null and alternative hypotheses.

  • Q : Confidence interval for the population....
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    With C=0.99, construct the confidence interval for the population

  • Q : Kind of animal....
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    This embryo may potentially develop into what kind of animal (base your answer on the animal phylogeny based mainly on morphological and developmental comparisons).

  • Q : Question regarding the insurance policy....
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    An insurance policy is written to cover a loss, X, where X has a uniform distribution on [0, 1000]. At what level must a deductible be set in order for the expected payment to be 25% of what it woul

  • Q : Mean amount of time corporation executives....
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    A survey is being planned to determine the mean amount of time corporation executives watch television. A pilot survey indicated that the mean time per week is 14 hours, with a standard deviation of

  • Q : Attitudes and values towards wine....
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    The subjects were recruited in Ontario, Canada, via advertisments to participate in a study of "attitudes and values towards wine." Can we generalize our conclusions to all wine drinkers? Explain.

  • Q : Continuous and discrete variables....
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    Can someone show that the variance is same for continuous and discrete variables?

  • Q : Estimated linear regression equation....
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    For the estimated linear regression equation mu(hat) sub Y|x = b0 + b1x show that the point (xbar, ybar) always lies on the estimated regression line.

  • Q : Approximate probability that the insurance company....
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    If 100 policies are solds, what is the approximate probability that the insurance company will have claims exceeding the premiums collected?

  • Q : Standard deviation of the sampling distribution of means....
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    A research team plans to test the null hypothesis that ? = .45, sigma=.5. the test is right sided. a sample size of n=1550 is observed. When the null hypothesis is true, and n=1550, what is the stan

  • Q : Standard deviation of sampling distribution of means....
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    When the null hypothesis is true, and n=1550, what is the standard deviation of the sampling distribution of means?

  • Q : Estimate the minimum sample size....
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    A population proportion is to be estimated. Estimate the minimum sample size needed to achieve the specified margin of error with a 95% degree of confidence.

  • Q : Estimation of cost....
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    An important application of regression analysis in accounting is in the estimation of cost. Bycollecting data on volume and cost and using the least squares meathod to develop an estimated regressio

  • Q : Assuming a normal distribution....
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    Proper diameter of a rod is between 24 and 26mm (control limits} production process has a mean diameter of 25mm and a standard deviation of 1mm. Assuming a normal distribution what percentage of pip

  • Q : Random sample of six observations....
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    The random sample of six observations in exercise 1-3 found ? = 1.5 and s2 = 6.7. State your assumptions and construct a 95% confidence interval for the population mean µ.

  • Q : Standard score corresponding to sample proportion....
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    You select a sample of 110 residents and find that the proportion of residents over 70 is 0.09. The standard score corresponding to this sample proportion is -1. What is the probability that a secon

  • Q : Probability that for the second sample....
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    If a second sample of 150 employees is selected, what is the probability that for the second sample, the mean commute distance will be at least 25.5 miles?

  • Q : Determining the scatter plot for the variables....
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    These instructions apply to all the problems. Draw the scatter plot for the variables. Compute the correlation coefficient. Use three decimal places.

  • Q : Assess the amount of time....
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    Samples of aircrew on long haul schedules are tested to assess the amount of time they spend in stage IV sleep. It has been hypothesized that individuals suffering from tiredness due to long haul wo

  • Q : Confidence interval that the proportion of us adults....
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    In 1965, about 44% of the US popuation had never smoked a cigarette. A nation survey of 1205 US adults during 2006 revealed that 615 had never smoked. Suppost a 95% confidence interval is (0.48215,

  • Q : Square of the correlation coefficient....
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    Prove that the regression R2 is identical to the square of the correlation coefficient between two variables Y and X. Regression functions are written in a form that suggests causation running from

  • Q : Main category of cost in inventory models....
    Basic Statistics :

    For the production lot size model to be appropriate, the relationship between D, annual demand, and P, maximum annual production rate, must be:

  • Q : Basic economic order quantity....
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    In the basic economic order quantity (EOQ) model, if monthly demand is a constant 430 units, the order quantity is 144 (12 dozen), and the firm operates during fifty five-day weeks a year, the cycle

  • Q : Maintaining the quality of drug products....
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    In the pharmaceutical industry, quality engineers are responsible for maintaining the quality of drug products produced in the manufacturing process.

  • Q : Characteristic function of the cauchy distribution....
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    Accept on faith that the characteristic function of the Cauchy distribution with density fX (x) = 1/(?(1+x2)) for ?? < x < ? is C(s) = E(e^isX) = e^?|s|. Suppose that X and Y are independent,

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