• Q : Average velocity of the car....
    Mathematics :

    During a recent trip to the store, a car's velocity went from 0 to 60 mph in 20 seconds. What is the average velocity of the car in miles per hour per hour?

  • Q : Find standard deviation of sitting heights of women....
    Mathematics :

    Does confidence interval contain value of 35 mm, which is believed to be standard deviation of sitting heights of women?

  • Q : Mean attendance per game....
    Mathematics :

    Formulate hypotheses that could be used determine whether the mean attendance per game in 2002 was greater than the previous year's level.

  • Q : How many incomes found if true population mean is given....
    Mathematics :

    How many such incomes should be found if we want to be 99% confident that sample mean is within $500 of true population mean?

  • Q : Find minimum-maximum heights of men for whom suits stocked....
    Mathematics :

    To minimize start-up costs, you decide to not stock suits for tallest 5% and shortest 5% of men. Find minimum and maximum heights of men for whom suits will be stocked.

  • Q : Solve linear programming model to lease booth....
    Mathematics :

    Formulate and solve the linear programming model for Julia which will help you advise her if she must lease booth.

  • Q : Show demorgan-s laws using venn diagram....
    Mathematics :

    Show DeMorgan's Laws using Venn diagram. Explain two sets representing group or collection of things which you are familiar with.

  • Q : Find distance between moon and earth....
    Mathematics :

    Find out distance between earth and moon? a) yes it's possible to find or b) no it is not possible. If possible, what will be the distance between moon and earth?

  • Q : Question regarding geometry....
    Mathematics :

    Geometry is a very broad field of mathematics composed of a wide range of tools that can be used for problem solving. In this module,

  • Q : Build a confidence interval for the differences....
    Mathematics :

    What is the 95% confidence interval for difference between two population means? Are all  requirements to build a confidence interval for differences of mean satisfied?

  • Q : How forecasting is used in the real world....
    Mathematics :

    Discuss how forecasting is used in the real world. Provide a specific example from your own line of work, or a line of work that you find particularly interesting.

  • Q : Determine null and alternative hypotheses....
    Mathematics :

    Describe a study you may design that could use the Chi Square statistic. What are the variables? What are the null and alternative hypotheses?

  • Q : Average credit score for an adult in houston....
    Mathematics :

    Discover Card would like to test the hypothesis that average credit score for adult in Dallas is different from the average credit score for an adult in Houston.

  • Q : Percentage of the students....
    Mathematics :

    Out of 420 students who took a statistic test, 310 passed. What percentage of the students passed the test?

  • Q : Types of homes....
    Mathematics :

    Production planning department of Graystar Prefabricated Homes Company has to decide which types of homes to produce for the next period.

  • Q : Design of experiments....
    Mathematics :

    In Design of Experiments, which of the following steps must you complete before you select your variables?

  • Q : Percentage of the process variation....
    Mathematics :

    What percentage of the process variation is expected in two (2) standard deviations of the mean (4 standard deviations total), assuming a normal distribution?

  • Q : Confidence intervals for the population mean....
    Mathematics :

    Use this distribution for finding confidence intervals for the population mean when sample size is less than 30 and population standard deviation is unknown?

  • Q : Questions regarding six sigma....
    Mathematics :

    In George Eckes' lecture on ten questions regarding Six Sigma, he describes that Six Sigma can be applied to all businesses except those that ?

  • Q : Simple interest loan....
    Mathematics :

    You decide to take out a $20000 simple interest loan at 4%, on the 07/23/2014. In 45 days you decide to pay off $8000 of the loan. What is your new principal? Explain how you got the answer.

  • Q : Election for homecoming king....
    Mathematics :

    The student body at Eisenhower High School is having an election for Homecoming King. The candidates are Aaron, Brad, Charles and David (A, B, C, D for short). The following table gives the preferen

  • Q : Confidence interval for a population proportion....
    Mathematics :

    A random sample of 300 individuals working in a large city indicated which are dissatisfied with their working conditions. Based upon this, compute a confidence

  • Q : Conduct a regression analysis....
    Mathematics :

    Conduct a regression analysis to determine if age (independent variable) has any effect on number of vitamins/supplements people take.

  • Q : Milestone two-collection of data rubric....
    Mathematics :

    The final project for this course is the creation of research paper. You will choose a specific problem you see in the workplace (or, if you have limited work experience, that you would find it valu

  • Q : Size of retained earnings....
    Mathematics :

    ABC company is increasing its equity by selling additional shares to public and also by converting its retained earnings. The total amount to be raised is $1,000. Given that size of retained earnings

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