• Q : Find the obligatory probability for binomial distribution....
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    Find the obligatory probability for binomial distribution. inomial Distribution- Control Charts this problem will be mentioned to in the study of control charts

  • Q : Find the mandatory possibility for binomial distribution....
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    Find the mandatory possibility for binomial distribution. Supposing that you are a district manager of a health management organization (HMO) who is monitoring the office of a local doctor or nurse

  • Q : Find the required likelihood for binomial distribution....
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    Find the required likelihood for binomial distribution. Privacy Are your finances, medical records, buying habits and phone calls really private?

  • Q : Find the required possibility for binomial distribution....
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    A random example of 20 single men was asked if they would welcome a woman taking the initiative in asking for a date. What is the likelihood that

  • Q : Find the essential probability for binomial distribution....
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    Find the essential probability for binomial distribution. Dating in Chances- Risks and Odds in Everyday Life, James Burke claims that about 70% of all single men would welcome a woman pleasing the

  • Q : Examples of qualitative data and quantitative data....
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    In each case determine if the variable stated is qualitative, quantitative and discrete, or quan­titative and continuous.

  • Q : Mean and standard deviation-probability distribution....
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    What percentage of employees has five de­pendents? Of all employees that have at least 1 de­pendent, what percentage has more than one? What is the most common number of the de­pendents wh

  • Q : Determine probability values using additional theorem....
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    Sample of the 200 bolts, of this sample: 24 bolts are defective for workmanship, 34 bolts are defective because of size being to large, 158 bolts meet specifications.

  • Q : Probability values of normal distribution....
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    Determine the probability transmission will break down between 100,000 and 200,000 miles? Determine the probability the transmission will break down before 120,000 miles?

  • Q : Determining the descriptive statistics....
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    The following data are bi-weekly gross pay amounts for current graduates of university's Masters program

  • Q : Hypothesis test-one sample mean....
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    A manufacturer thinks he can get $124.00 for his product. Wanting to prove his belief he gathered a random sample of 64 potential buyers of his product and found on average they were willing to pay

  • Q : Hypothesis test for one sample mean....
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    A researcher claims the average Hotel Rate in San Diego CA is $156/night during the month of the November 2009.  You think this is low, and want to prove average rate is higher, so you randomly

  • Q : Determining permutations and combinations....
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    If the code is 4 random letters, and no letter is employed more than once,  how many different possible codes are there?

  • Q : Probability values-binomial distribution....
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    What are the odds a student gets more than 14 questions correct? What are the odds a student gets exactly 12 questions correct? What are the odds a student gets an A (19 or 20 questions correct)?

  • Q : Estimating sample size for mean....
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    How large does my random sample size (n) require to be in order to be at the 95% confidence interval? How large does my random sample size (n) require to be in order to be at the 98% confidence interv

  • Q : Time minimizing assignment problem....
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    A professor has been contacted by the four not-for-profit agencies which are willing to work with student consulting teams.  The agencies need aid with such things as budgeting, information sys

  • Q : Single-server waiting line model....
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    A senior MIS design class project team has developed following schedule of activities for their project, using their best estimate of completion times. Both written and oral reports are needed. Draw

  • Q : Hypothesis testing for one population proportion....
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    One of Gregor Mendel's famous hybridization experiments with peas yielded 580 offspring with the 152 of those peas (or 26%) having yellow pods.

  • Q : Identifying discrete and continuous random variables....
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    Explain whether the given values are from the discrete or continuous data set. In exercise identify (a) sample and (b) population. As well, explain whether the sample is likely to be representative

  • Q : Make multiple bar graph and histogram....
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    Use frequency distribution to make a histogram. Gender of Students The following table lists (in thousands) number of male and female higher education students for different years.

  • Q : Probability-binomial distribution....
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    A production procedure historically produces 90% items that are good and 10% that are defective. A sample of 30 items is taken. Find out the following probabilities

  • Q : Linear programming problem to maximize profit....
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    What is the Excel formula in B9 providing the first value of coefficient in the objective function? How many hours are spent on each of three machines and what are the units of shadow prices on the

  • Q : Descriptive statistics form given data....
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    Ford Motor Company wanted to compare gasoline consumption of 3 different vehicle models using four different kinds of gasoline (Regular-Super Regular-Unleaded-Premium Unleaded).

  • Q : Estimating probability using cross tabulation....
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    A study of American Airlines flights showed that of 150 flights sampled, 108 were on time, 30 were late, and the rest were early.

  • Q : Estimate confidence interval for population mean....
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    Assume you're interested in estimating proportion of San Diegans between the ages of 18 and 40 who're able to purchase a home in the San Diego metropolitan area.

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