• Q : What is the standard error of the sample mean....
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    Assume that the standard deviation of monthly rents paid by students in a particular town is $40. A random sample of 100 students was taken to estimate the mean monthly rent paid by the whole stude

  • Q : Approximate normally distribution with a standard deviation....
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    The mean gas mileage for the model year 2005 Insight with an automatic transmission is 56 mpg on the highway. Assume the gasoline mileage of this mileage is approximately normally distributed with a

  • Q : Points yielded a correlation coefficient....
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    Ten pairs of points yielded a correlation coefficient of 0.790. If , which of the following statements is correct if ? (Do not calculate a t-value.)

  • Q : Rejecting the hypothesis....
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    For the samples summarized below, test the hypothesis, at α = 0.05, that the two variances are different.

  • Q : Similar population proportions....
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    Two groups were polled about their attitudes towards capital punishment. In one group 30 out of 100 favored capital punishment, and in the other group 40 out of 80 favored capital punishment. Calcul

  • Q : What test value should be used in a t-test....
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    The times for their races are shown in the table below. What test value should be used in a t test for these dependent samples?

  • Q : Two chains having different number of calories....
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    A reporter bought hamburgers at randomly selected stores of two different restaurant chains, and had the number of Calories in each hamburger measured. Can the reporter conclude, at = 0.05, that the

  • Q : Determine the null hypothesis for the study....
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    A group of college students believes the average grades in psychology courses are different than the average grades in biology courses. The group found the average psychology grades of a sample of

  • Q : Analyzing the test scores for physics....
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    An educational researcher is analyzing the test scores for physics students taught using two different methods - a traditional method, and a web-based self-paced method. Can he conclude, at = .05, t

  • Q : Political strategist claims....
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    A political strategist claims that 58% of voters in Madison County support his candidate. In a poll of 500 randomly selected voters, 260 of them support the strategist's candidate. At = .05, is the

  • Q : Political strategist claim warranted....
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    A political strategist claims that 58% of voters in Madison County support his candidate. In a poll of 500 randomly selected voters, 260 of them support the strategist's candidate. At = .05, is the

  • Q : Randomly selected stores of two different restaurant chains....
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    A reporter bought hamburgers at randomly selected stores of two different restaurant chains, and had the number of Calories in each hamburger measured. Can the reporter conclude, at α = 0.05,

  • Q : Can we believe two flights being full are independent events....
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    On a certain airline, the chance the early flight from Atlanta to Chicago is full is 0.8. The chance the late flight is full is 0.7. The chance both flights are full is 0.6. Can we believe the two

  • Q : Lowest temperature considered to indicate a fever....
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    Belvue hospital in New york uses 100.6F as the lowest temperature considered to indicate a fever. What percentage of normal and healthly adults would be considered to have a fever? Does this percen

  • Q : Recommendation that maximizes profits....
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    Using the information in the table above develop a recommendation for your president. Be sure to explain why you are making the recommendation and you must include a recommendation that maximizes pr

  • Q : Confidence interval for the mean time related problem....
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    An electronics company manufactures radios and conducts extensive tests on 80 radios randomly selected models of a type used in airplanes. the mean time between failures is found to be 322.4 hours

  • Q : What is the null hypothesis for study....
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    A group of college students believes the average grades in psychology courses are different than the average grades in biology courses. The group found the average psychology grades of a sample of

  • Q : Test for dependent samples....
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    A running coach wanted to see whether runners ran faster after eating spaghetti the night before. A group of six runners was randomly chosen for this study. Each ran a 5 kilometer race after having

  • Q : Binomial probability distribution....
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    Assume a binomial probability distribution has p = 0.6 and n = 200 a) What is the mean and standard deviation?

  • Q : What is the probability of having two of each color....
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    According to the manufacturer, M & M's are produced and distributed in the following proportions: 13% brown, 13% red, 14% yellow, 16% green, 20% orange, and 24% blue. In a random sample of 12 M

  • Q : Probability that students go to college....
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    In a large metropolitan area, past records revealed that 30 percent of all the high school graduates go to college. From 20 graduates selected at random, what is the probability that exactly 8 will

  • Q : Calculate the z-statistic....
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    A random sample of 600 high school boys showed that 40 had taken diet pills during the past 30 days to lose weight The researcher wants to test the hypotheses below for p = the proportion of all hig

  • Q : Difference among the means of two large samples....
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    If the test value for the difference between the means of two large samples is 2.57 when the critical value is 1.96, what decision should be made?

  • Q : Probability related to mountain climbers to reach summit....
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    Of those mountain climbers who attempt Mt. McKinley, only 65% reach the summit. In a random sample of 16 mountain climbers who are going to attempt Mt. McKinley, what is the probability of each of t

  • Q : Set up the null and the alternative hypotheses....
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    New soft drink is being market tested. A sample of 400 individuals participated in the taste test and 100 indicated that they like the taste. We are interested in determining if more than 21% of th

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