• Q : Randomly pick a ball from the urn each time....
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    A urn contains 6 red balls and 4 black balls. Randomly pick a ball from the urn each time. If the ball is red put it back into the urn. If the ball is black, replace it with a red ball. Let X be th

  • Q : Difference among the mean access read times....
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    At the 5% level of significance, is there evidence of a difference among the mean access read times for the three files sizes?

  • Q : Sample revealed a sample mean....
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    From a population of cereal boxes marked 12 ounces, a random sample of 16 boxes is selected and the contents of each box is weighed. the sample revealed a sample mean of 11.7 ounces with a standard

  • Q : Production line to test the hypothesis....
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    The US Mint selects ten pennies from the production line to test the hypothesis that the mean weight of each penny is 4 grams. The normally-distributed weights (in grams) of these pennies are as fol

  • Q : Find which test statistic is appropriate....
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    A watch manufacturer creates watch springs whose properties must be consistent. In particular, the standard deviation in their weights must be no greater than 2.0 grams. Fifteen watch springs are se

  • Q : Calculaing the value of the test statistic....
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    Two groups of ten sprinters run 100 meters. The times required by sprinters in the first group are as follows: Calculate the value of the test statistic.

  • Q : Hypothesis that the population mean is equavalent....
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    Assuming that squggley a = 0.01, test the hypothesis that the population mean is equal to 3.

  • Q : Determine the sample standard deviation....
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    A sample of size n = 20 is selected from a normal population to construct a 90% confidence interval estimate for a population mean. The interval was computed to be (7.60 to 10.70). Determine the sa

  • Q : Determine which test statistic applies....
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    A random sample of 41 observations was selected from a normally distributed population. The sample mean was xbar= 60, and the sample variance was s ^2 = 21.0. Does the sample show sufficient reason

  • Q : Test using the traditional approach....
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    An insurance company states that 75% of its claims are settled within 5 weeks. A consumer group selected a random sample of 65 of the company's claims and found 43 of the claims were settled within

  • Q : Stating the null and alternate hypotheses....
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    The time required is determined for each group. The data summary is given below. Test the claim at squiggley a = 0.10, that there is no difference in variance. Give the critical region, test statist

  • Q : Significant amount of improvement....
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    The pulse rates below were recorded over a 30-second time period, both before and after a physical fitness regimen. The data is shown below for 8 randomly selected participants. Is there sufficient

  • Q : Difference in the means of the two groups....
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    You are given the following data. Test the claim that there is a difference in the means of the two groups.

  • Q : Problem related to interval of time between eruptions....
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    Old faithful geyser in yellowstone national park has a mean time of 85 minutes between eruptions with a standard deviation of 21.25 minutes if the interval of time between eruptions is normally dist

  • Q : Seating capacity of the stadium....
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    Select the variable that refers to the seating capacity of the stadium. Find the mean, median, and the standard deviation.

  • Q : Scientific merit of quantitative and qualitative studies....
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    What are three major factors to consider when evaluating the scientific merit of quantitative and qualitative studies?

  • Q : Set up the null and alternative hypothesis....
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    Letting p be the proportion of ColorSmart - 5000 television sets that last five years without a single repair, and set up the null and alternative hypothesis that the consumer group should use to at

  • Q : Sample standard deviation of the data....
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    A financial researcher found the following data values in his sample survey of customer spending habits on his company's next Generation Widget: $18, $19, $19, $23, $28, $35, $36, and $51. What is

  • Q : Parameter as opposed to a statistic....
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    Which of the following is most likely a parameter as opposed to a statistic?

  • Q : Significant difference in the variance of the access....
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    Is there evidence of a significant difference in the variance of the access read times for the three file sizes? Test at the 95% confidence level.

  • Q : Average interval of time between eruptions....
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    Geyser in yellowstone national park has a mean time of 85 minutes between eruptions with a standard deviation of 21.25 minutes interval time between eruptions is normally distributed find the probab

  • Q : Relationship between amount of money people spend on cars....
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    A car dealer is interested in the relationship between the amount of money (x) people spend on their cars, and the number of miles the car runs (y) before a breakdown. A random sample of 25 car own

  • Q : Develop a forecast of enrollment....
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    Enrollment in a particular class for last semester has been 120, 126, 110, and 130. Develop a forecast of enrollment next semester using exponential smoothing with alpha = 0.2. assume that an initia

  • Q : Correlatins between pairs of all interval variables....
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    Determine the correlatins between pairs of all interval variables (i,e., absences with PE, PE with math, math with writing) How much of the math grade can be explained by the PE grade? How much of

  • Q : Garages had a mean construction time....
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    The construction process is modified through the use of a "quick setting concrete" for the foundation and floor. This should allow the next phase of construction to start in a timely manner. A sampl

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