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Question 246311: License plates are made using 3 letters followed by 2 digits. How many plates can be made if repetition of letters and digits is allowed?
4)
_______
A)
1,757,600
B)
11,881,376
C)
100,000
D)
175,760
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Question 246305: On a survey of how students spend their time, one question asks, "which of the following best describes your employment status?" the response options provided are 1)not employed, 2) employed part-time 3) employed full-time 4) full-time student, and 5) other.
In the example, which of the following characteristics of coding rules did the researcher fail to address adequately?
A. appropriate categories
B. exhaustive options
C. mutual exclusivity
D. single dimenstion
E. closed-ended
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Question 246302: Which of the following hypothsese is a one tailed test?
A. Hybrid cars get better gas mileage than traditional cars
B. There is a differenece in the gas mileage of cars and trucks
C. There is no difference in gas mileage among two door and four door vehicles
D. There is a realtionship between the number of miles to one's job and the gas mileage associated with his or her chosen car
or are they all one tailed tests?
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Question 246469: **Please help- I have this problem due in the AM**- I have to find the probability that a weight of a quarter is between 5.60 grams and 5.70 grams-
I was given 36 quarters with differents weights in grams, the mean is 5.61806 and the standard deviation is .06576, not sure what other info I need to solve this problem!
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Question 246505: Arrange 15 different books onto bookshelf with 3 shelves. what is the probability that the top shelf has three books under the condition that exactly one shelf is empty?
I'm don't know how to use the condition. Any help?
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Question 246759: A wheel is marked off into 8 sections numbered 1 to 8.
The numbers 1, 4, and 7 are colored red; the numbers 2 and 8
are colored blue; and the numbers 3, 5, and 6 are colored yellow.
You spin the wheel TWICE. . .
What is the probability of the first outcome being a number
BETWEEN 5 and 8 exclusive and the second outcome being blue?
a. 4/64
b. 2/8
c. 4/8
d. 4/16
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Question 246814: Suppose it is known that the distribution of purchase
amounts by customers entering a popular retail store is
approximately normal with mean $25 and standard
deviation $8.
a. What is the probability that a randomly selected
customer spends less than $35 at this store?
b. What is the probability that a randomly selected
customer spends between $15 and $35 at this
store?
c. What is the probability that a randomly selected
customer spends more than $10 at this store?
d. Find the dollar amount such that 75% of all customers
spend no more than this amount.
e. Find the dollar amount such that 80% of all customers
spend at least this amount.
f. Find two dollars amounts, equidistant from the
mean of $25, such that 90% of all customer purchases
are between these values.
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Question 246894: A fair die is cast, a fair coin is tossed, and a card is drawn from a standard deck of 52 playing cards. Assuming these events are independent, what is the probability that the number falling uppermost on the die is even, the coins shows a tail, and the card is a spade?
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Question 246742: The average daily maximum temperatures in March are 3°C in Montreal with a standard deviation of 3°C, and an average of2°C in Calgary with a standard deviation of 8°e.
1.During a cold snap Montreal has a high of -4°C and Calgary a high of-lO°e. Assuming the daily maximum temperatures are normally distributed, which city has the 'colder snap'? Explain with words and calculations.
2.What is the probability that Montreal would have a maxi~umtemperature between -2°C and 7°C in March?
3. The maximum temperature in Calgary such that only 5% ofdays have a maximum temperature higher than this is:
4. The two maximum temperatures in March for Montreal that represent the middle 80% oftemperatures are:
a) (0.48, 5.52) b) (1.935, 7.935) c) (-8.256, 12.256) d) (-0.846,6.846)
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Question 246734: Number of students passing
Pass-46
Fail-37
Total-83
From the data above, what is the probability of passing? p=?
If there are 20 students in the class this term and we assume the same passing rate, formulate a problem that(1) provides the probability that exactly X number of students pass this term, (2) that more than Y number of student pass, and (3) the probabilty that Z number or fewer students will pass this term.
The value for X,Y, and Z are what you must decide and then solve your problem. In reviewing the work of your classmates make sure that each of these probalities have been calculated and explained correctly.
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Question 247011: Medicare spending per patient in different U.S. metropolitan areas may differ. Based on the sample data below, is the average spending in the northern region significantly less than the average spending in the southern region at the 1 percent level? (a) State the hypotheses and decision rule. (b) Find the test statistic assuming unequal variances. (c) State your conclusion. Is this a strong conclusion? (d) Can you suggest reasons why a difference might exist?
Medicare Spending per Patient (adjusted for age, sex, and race)
Statistic Northern Region Southern Region
Sample mean $3,123 $8,456
Sample standard deviation $1,546 $3,678
Sample size 14 patients 16 patients
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Question 247120: A book shelf containing 20 books of which 12 are on circuit theory and 8 are on Mathematics. If three books are taken out at random, find the probability that all the three are on the same subject.
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Question 247196: I need someone to teach me how this question work because I can't understand it.
In a single deal of 5 cards from a standard 52-card deck, what is the probability of being dealt 5 clubs?
I don't understand it at all.
Thank very much.
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Question 247196: I need someone to teach me how this question work because I can't understand it.
In a single deal of 5 cards from a standard 52-card deck, what is the probability of being dealt 5 clubs?
I don't understand it at all.
Thank very much.
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Question 247205: A biology gives a surprise quiz consisting of 15 multiple choice questions with 5 answer options. Assume an unprepeared student decides to randomly select answers. What is the chance this student has
a. The first 7 answers correct and the last three answers wrong
b. Any 7 or more of the questions correct
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Question 247286: A burglar alarm system has six fail-safe components. The probability of each failing in 0.05. Find the following probabilities.
a. Exactly three will fail
b. Fewer than 2 will fail
c. None will fail
d. All will fail
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Question 247393: A 95% confidence interval estimate for a population mean was computed to be (60.0 to 68.6). Determine the mean of the sample, which was used to determine the interval estimate (Please show all work) Thank you.
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Question 247397: To test the null hypothesis that the average lifetime for a particular brand of bulb is 775 hours versus the alternative that the average lifetime is different from 775 hours, a sample of 120 bulbs is used. If the standard deviation is 65 hours and α is equal to 0.01, what values for will result in rejection of the null hypothesis (Please show all work, thank you.)
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Question 247403: A department store manager claims that at least 45% of persons who visited this store make a purchase. In a sample of 400 persons who visited the store 150 made a purchase. Test the manager’s claim at the 3% significance level.
a.State the null and alternate hypothesis.
b. Determine the rejection region for the decision rule.
c. which equation listed below would you use?
d. Using the statistical calculator or manual calculation what is the observed statistic and what is your decision regarding the null hypothesis. Provide a one sentence answer.
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Question 247653: I need your help with my homework.
A spinning device have 3 numbers, 1, 2, and 3, each as likely to turn up as the other. If the device is spun twice, what is the probability that:
a)The same number turns up both times?
b)The sum of the numbers turning up to 5?
Thank very much.
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Question 247835: A computer dealer had 20 computers of which 3 are defective.
A. If she selects a computer at random what is the probability that it is defective?
B. If she selects computers at random, what is the probability that one of them is defective?
C. If she selects 3 computers at random what is the probability that all of them are defective?
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Question 247826: An ordinary (fair) die is a cube with the numbers through on the sides (represented by painted spots). Imagine that such a die is rolled twice in succession and that the face values of the two rolls are added together. This sum is recorded as the outcome of a single trial of a random experiment.
Compute the probability of each of the following events:
Event : The sum is greater than 9.
Event : The sum is divisible by 4.
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