• Q : Probability that time between consecutive arrivals....
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    The number of planes arriving per day at small private airport is a random variable having a poisson distribution with lambda=28.8. What is the probability that the time between 5 consecutive arriva

  • Q : Recharging for all batteries....
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    A manufacturer of computers claims its batteries last an average of 3.5 hours before needing recharging. For a sample of 10 batteries, the mean life was 3 hours and the standard deviation was 0.8. C

  • Q : Confidence interval for the mean life of that brand....
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    For a sample of 20 tires of a particular brand, the average tread life was 65,000 miles with a standard deviation of 8,000. Find the 99% confidence interval for the mean life of that brand. (small s

  • Q : Confidence interval for percentage in favor of candidate....
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    In a sample of 1000 people, 540 are in favor of candidate A and the rest are in favor of candidate B. Find the 95% confidence interval for the percentage in favor of candidate A:

  • Q : Conditions neccessary for inference satisfied....
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    In October 2000, the U.S. Department of Commerce reported the results of a large scale survey on high school graduation. Researchers contacted more than 25,000 Americans aged 24 years to see if they

  • Q : Determine the hypotheses for test....
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    A company is criticized because only 19 of 49 executives at a local branch are women. the company explains that although this proportion is lower than it might wish, it's not a surprising value give

  • Q : Probability of a cookie....
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    Find the number of chocolate chips a cookie should contain on the average if it is desired that the probability of a cookie containing at least one chocolate chip be .99.

  • Q : Poisson distribution with mean....
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    Let X have a Poisson distribution with mean m. Show that the most likely value for X to assume is [m], with the following exception: If m is an interger, X is just as likely to assume the value m -

  • Q : Containing columns cereal name....
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    The number of calories and number of grams of sugar per serving were measured for 36 breakfast cereals. The data are in the file Cereal, containing columns Cereal Name, Number of Calories, Amount of

  • Q : Behaviour of organizational managers....
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    In organizational behaviour research, MBA students are often surveyed to make claims about the behaviour of organizational managers.

  • Q : Linear relationship with calories....
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    Test the hypothesis that sugar content has a linear relationship with calories. Report and interpret the p-value for the test. Find and interpret a 95% confidence interval for the slope of this regres

  • Q : Mean of the random variable....
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    The mean of the random variable X The standard deviation of the random variable X

  • Q : Cutting recreational driving....
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    If these figures are true for all Americans drivers, and if 20 such drivers are randomly sampled and asked what is the first big change they made due to higher prices, what is the probability that n

  • Q : Find the indicated iq score....
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    Find the indicated IQ score. The graph depicts IQ scores of Adults and those scores are normally distributed witha mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15. The graph shows 0.8

  • Q : Estimate of the percentage of girls born....
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    A clinical trial tests a method designed to increase the probability of conceiving a girl. In the study 562 babies were born and 281 of them were girls. use the sample data to construct a 99% confid

  • Q : Standard deviation of company annual expense....
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    The company's research indicates that during a given year 86% of these computers need no repairs, 9% need to be repaired once, 4% twice, 1% three times, and none required more than three repairs. Wh

  • Q : Unbiased estimation procedures....
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    Use unbiased estimation procedures to find point estimates for the following:

  • Q : Standard error from a given population....
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    The standard error from a given population is one. If you draw a sample from this population and estimate the standard error form it, what value would you find?

  • Q : Statistics and highlight the relevant portions....
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    Follow the following multi-part format to answer the question whether a merit raise should be given. You are allowed to use PHStat2 or Excel for this question. Attach the output from Excel/PHStat sh

  • Q : Correlation coefficient for the data below....
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    Compute the correlation coefficient for the data below (to the thousandths place) Please show work:

  • Q : Sample of one organizaiton from a population....
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    If we were randomly drawing a sample of one organizaiton from a population of 15, where five are "high performers" and seven are "low performers", how many possible draws are there?

  • Q : Self-reported improvement in pain....
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    Is there a significant difference in self-reported improvement in pain? Use the Mann-Whitney U test with a 5% level of significance. Please show work.

  • Q : Consolidating or reducing errands....
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    What is the first big change that American drivers made due to higher gas prices? According to a survey, 30% said that it was cutting recreational driving. However, 27% said that it was consolidatin

  • Q : Associated homogeneous recurrence relation....
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    Write the associated homogeneous recurrence relation. Find the general solution to the associated homogeneous recurrence relation.

  • Q : Attendance district of a local high school....
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    The population consists of all 15-year-olds living in the attendance district of a local high school. You plan to obtain a simple random sample of 200 such residents by using the student roster of t

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