• Q : Social security system....
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    A researcher wants to find out how college students feel about their social security system. Which of the following unbiased methods could the researcher use?

  • Q : Access code for a security system....
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    The access code for a security system consists of five positions. The first position can be any letter 26, while each next position can be a digit from 0 through 9. How many access codes are possibl

  • Q : Conducting a study of consumer preferences....
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    A local school telephone company is conducting a study of consumer preferences. some variables of interest include: type of telephone, owership of a cordless phone, lenght ( in minutes) of local cal

  • Q : Tabulate the probability of outcome....
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    A standard 6-faced die is rolled twice in an experiment. Let A and B be the outcome of the 1st and 2nd rolls, respectively. Let X denote A-B. List all possible outcomes for X. Tabulate the p

  • Q : Explain the population being studied....
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    A presidental candidate conducts a poll of likely voters in Ohio to determine their mean age answer the following. Describe the population being studied

  • Q : Sample with the least potential bias....
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    The father of a junior high school student wants to determine the most popular book among junior high students. Select the sample with the least potential bias.

  • Q : Group a population or a sample....
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    A researcher examines the records of all registered voters in one city and finds that 43% are registered democrats. Is the evaluated group a population or a sample?

  • Q : Statement describing the results....
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    Provide two values. For each pair of values, use a percentage to express their relative change or difference. Use the second given value as the reference value and express results to the nearest per

  • Q : Discusses a chrome plating process....
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    Farnum (1994) discusses a chrome plating process. Small electric currents are run through a chemical plate that contains nickel, resulting in a thin plating of the metal on the part. Since the bath

  • Q : Discusses a process for the chemical etching....
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    Yashchin (1995) discusses a process for the chemical etching of silicon wafers used in integrated circuits. This process etches the layer of silicon dioxide until the layer of metal beneath is reac

  • Q : Discusses the concentricity of an engine oil seal groove....
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    Kane discusses the concentricity of an engine oil seal groove. Historically, the standard deviation for the concentricity is 0.7. The target average concentricity is 5.6. To monitor this process, he

  • Q : Principles of communication etiquette....
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    Consider the following statement: "Each culture has its own norms of etiquette. In a diverse society like America, as well as in a globalized world, it is difficult to establish principles of commun

  • Q : Importance of listening skills in cross-cultural....
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    Describe the role and importance of listening skills in cross-cultural communication. How can these skills be learned or improved?

  • Q : Role and importance of listening skills....
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    Describe the role and importance of listening skills in cross-cultural communication. How can these skills be learned or improved?

  • Q : Exponential distribution with mean....
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    For a certain type of electronic component, the lifetime X (in thousands of hours) has an exponential distribution with mean u=3 What is the probability that a new component will last longer than 1000

  • Q : Probability of successfully rehabilitating....
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    The probability of successfully rehabilitating a convicted criminal in a penal institution is 0.40 . A random sample of 3 convicted criminals is selected from the institution. A ssume that the beha

  • Q : Probability that he randomly selected nike balls....
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    An amateur golfer has 4 nike golf balls, 3 callaway balls, 6 Tritliest balls in his bag befor he stars his round. On the first hole he randomly selects a ball from his bag and hits the ball into a w

  • Q : Percentage of young adult females weigh....
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    The weight of young adult females are normally distributed, with a mean of 130 pounds and a standard deviation of 20 pounds. used the empirical rule to answer question. what percentage of young adul

  • Q : Average expenditure on fast food....
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    If 200 of the adults surveyed were in the age catetory of 24 and under and they provided a standard deviation of $14.50, construct a 95% confidence interval for the weekly average expenditure on fas

  • Q : Study of consumer preferences....
    Basic Statistics :

    A local school telephone company is conducting a study of consumer preferences. some variables of interest include: type of telephone, owership of a cordless phone, lenght ( in minutes) of local cal

  • Q : Tabulate the probability of each outcome....
    Basic Statistics :

    A standard 6-faced die is rolled twice in an experiment. Let A and B be the outcome of the 1st and 2nd rolls, respectively. Let X denote A-B.

  • Q : Describe the population being studied....
    Basic Statistics :

    A presidental candidate conducts a poll of likely voters in Ohio to determine their mean age answer the following describe the population being studied

  • Q : Types of samples-systematic-cluster-convenience....
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    Identify the types of samples- Systematic, cluster, convenience, random, stratified A sample was taken of every 49th student from a group of 496 students?

  • Q : Determine the most popular book....
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    The father of a junior high school student wants to determine the most popular book among junior high students. Select the sample with the least potential bias.

  • Q : Population or a sample....
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    A researcher examines the records of all registered voters in one city and finds that 43% are registered democrats. Is the evaluated group a population or a sample ?

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