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Question 647898: Let x = red blood cell (RBC) count in millions per cubic millimeter of whole blood. Suppose that for healthy females, x has an approximately normal distribution with mean (weird looking u symbol) = 4.1 and standard deviation (weird looking o symbol) = 0.7. Convert the following z interval to an x interval.z < 2.9
Answer
a. x>6.13
b. x>-6.13
c. x<-6.13
d. x>-2.07
e. x<6.13
Could someone please show me how to solve this problem?
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Question 647893: Answer the question Yes or No. Suppose x has a distribution with (a weird shaped u)= 80 and (a weird shaped o)= 12. If random samples of size n = 21 are selected, can we say that the distribution of sample means (x with a line over it) for samples of this size is approximately normal?
Answer
a. No
b. Yes
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Question 647891: The heights of 18-year-old men are approximately normally distributed with mean 68 inches and standard deviation 3 inches. What is the probability that the average height of a sample of ten 18-year-old men will be between 69 and 71 inches?
Answer
a. 0.8539
b. 0.2922
c. 0.3539
d. 0.1461
e. 0.1611
If you could please show me how to solve this problem.
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Question 647783: Following are many patients' diastolic blood pressure (mm Hg) figures. The standard deviation is about 6. If you were to add 5 to all of them, what would be the new standard deviation?
80, 91, 81, 75, 72, 76, 84, 90, 95, 77, 79, 86, 71, 75, 89, 85, 80, 77, 74, 80, 79, 82, 90, 83, 81, 72, 82, 78, 80
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Question 648024: "A student has to sit for an examination consisting of 3 questions selected randomly from a list of 100 questions. To pass, he should answer all the three questions. What is the probability that the student will pass the examination, if he knows the answer to 90 questions on the list."
I have asked this question before and i got the answer as .729 but its the wrong answer. I have also solved it the same but correct answer is .798 and i don't know how to get this one...?????????
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Question 648024: "A student has to sit for an examination consisting of 3 questions selected randomly from a list of 100 questions. To pass, he should answer all the three questions. What is the probability that the student will pass the examination, if he knows the answer to 90 questions on the list."
I have asked this question before and i got the answer as .729 but its the wrong answer. I have also solved it the same but correct answer is .798 and i don't know how to get this one...?????????
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Question 648031: Answer the following questions in one or two well-constructed sentences.
a. What happens to the standard error of a sampling distribution as the size of the sample increases?
b. What happens to the distribution of the sample means if the sample size in increased?
c. When using the distribution of sample means to estimate the population mean, what is the benefit of using larger sample sizes?
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Question 648023: 8. The mean of a normal probability distribution is 60; the standard deviation is 5.
a. About what percent of the observations lie between 55 and 65?
b. About what percent of the observations lie between 50 and 70?
c. About what percent of the observations lie between 45 and 75?
PLEASE HELP!!!
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Question 648028: A normal population has a mean of 75 and a standard deviation of 5. You select a sample of 40. Compute the probability the sample mean is:
a. Less than 74.
b. Between 74 and 76.
c. Between 76 and 77.
d. Greater than 77.
I would love to get the answer so I can print it out and use it as a guide.
Thank you so much!
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Question 648065: Case 1: Company XYZ produces processed meat such as hotdog, ham and longganisa. To produce hotdog, a molding machine is
being used. For the past month, the machine is producing hotdogs with inconsistent weight. Thus, the manager wants his production
engineer to analyze the machine. A certain lot of hotdogs with 12 units was specially produced. 3 units were sampled by the quality
inspector. The said lot contains 5 defective units.
a. Write the probability distribution of the random variable X, which is the number of good units in the sample.
b. Find the expected value of the number of good units in the sample.
c. Find the probability that in the sample taken, there is no item that is defective.
d. Find the probability that at least two items are found defective in the sample taken
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Question 648157: 10. After attending a marital therapy session, a wife's anxiety score is 75, while her husband's is 80. Overall, a wife's average anxiety score after such sessions is 70 (SD=10), and a husband's average anxiety score after such sessions is 85 (SD=5). Relative to the others of the same gender, who has the lower anxiety after the sessions. Briefly explain
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Question 648012: A jar contains two red marbles, three blue marbles, and four green marbles. Phi draws one marble from the jar. Kenny draws a marble from those remaining. What is the probability that Phi draws a green marble and Kenny draws a blue marble? Express your answer as a common fraction.
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Question 648000: 1. In a study of how late people are to work, 64% of the variability of the amount of time late could be accounted for by the time spent in traffic jams. What was the correlation coefficient?
choose an answer
a. .6
b. .64
c. .8
d. None of the above are correct
2. The direction of causality
choose an answer
a. Can be determined when two variables have significant linear correlation
b. Can be determined when two variables have significant nonlinear correlation
c. Can be determined when two variables have no correlation
d. Cannot be determined based on correlation alone
3. Consider the following sets of variables. When is computing correlation appropriate?
choose an answer
a. Weight and height
b. Gender and height
c. Age (11-20, 21-30, …) and height
d. Name and height
4. Which of the following correlations is weakest?
choose an answer
a. -1
b. -.5
c. 0
d. +1
5. A variable that can be used to predict the value of another variable is called
choose an answer
a. predictor variable
b. criterion variable
c. continuous variable
d. discrete variable
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Question 648329: Been out of school a while and I'm required to take an SPC course for work and having difficulty understanding how an answer was calculated.
Urn contains 1000 Black Beads, 4000 white beads, the example states the probability of getting exactly Five black beads in a random sample of 50 beads is 0.030 (3%), they don't show how this is calculated, was wondering if you could help.
Thanks.
Greg
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Question 648340: 1.Which of the following correlations is weakest?
a. -1
b. -.5
c. 0
d. +1
2.Consider the following sets of variables. When is computing correlation appropriate?
a. Weight and height
b. Gender and height
c. Age (11-20, 21-30, …) and height
d. Name and height
3.The direction of causality
a.Can be determined when two variables have significant linear correlation
b. Can be determined when two variables have significant nonlinear correlation
c. Can be determined when two variables have no correlation
d. Cannot be determined based on correlation alone
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Question 647460: A random sample of size 36 is to be selected from a population that has a mean μ = 50 and a standard deviation σ of 10. -
- Find the mean of this sampling distribution.
- Find the standard error of this sampling distribution.
Thanks!
-Devin
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Question 648505: The scatter plot below shows the relationship between pre-test and post-test scores in a Statistics class. The horizontal axis represents the pre-test scores. Use this graph to answer the questions below.
(The graph is positive and the correlations are in the upper hand corner the points are as follows...(50,60),(55,65),(60,55),(70,70)(75,75),(80,85),(85,90), and (80,95).
(A) How would you describe the relationship between pre-test and post-test scores in this class?
(B) Approximately what post-test score did the student with a pre-test score of 70 receive?
(C) Would the slope of the "line of best fit" be positive or negative?
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Question 648552: Billy has 100 sports cards. The number of baseball cards is twice the number of football cards. The number of basketball cards is four more than the number of football cards. Find the number of basketball cards.Please help to solve!
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Question 648552: Billy has 100 sports cards. The number of baseball cards is twice the number of football cards. The number of basketball cards is four more than the number of football cards. Find the number of basketball cards.Please help to solve!
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Question 648754: The following items are based on the summarized table below:
hours of study
1
2
3
5
ZX=11
score on the quiz
3
5
7
9
ZY=24
XY
3
10
21
45
ZXY79
1.What is the criterion variable?
2.What is the predictor variable?
Part A** Compute the Pearson correlation.
3.What is the covariance?
4.What is the standard deviation of the predictor variable?
5.What is the standard deviation of the criterion variable?
6.What is the Pearson’s r value?
Part B**Compute the regression equation.
Steps:
7.What is the numeric value for the slope?
8.What is the y-intercept?
9.Set up the regression equation and use to predict the total number of points on the quiz for a person studying 6 hours. The number of points predicted for a person studying 6 hours is?
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Question 648874: The chance of rain today is 80 percent. which of the best explains this statement?
(a) It will rain 80 percent of the day today
(b) It will rain in 80 percent of the area to which this forecast applies today
(c) In the past, weather conditions of this sort have produced rain in this area 80 percent of the time
Please answer this, thanks
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Question 648887: Assume that the readings on the thermometers are normally distributed with the mean of 0(degrees) and a standard deviation of 1(degrees). A thermometer is randomly selected and tested. Find the probability that the reading in degree is...
Greater than 1.33?
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Question 649037: The following items are based on the summarized table below:
hours of study
1
2
3
5
ZX=11
score on the quiz
3
5
7
9
ZY=24
XY
3
10
21
45
ZXY79
Part A** Compute the Pearson correlation.
1.What is the covariance?
2.What is the standard deviation of the predictor variable?
3.What is the standard deviation of the criterion variable?
4.What is the Pearson’s r value?
Part B**Compute the regression equation.
5.What is the numeric value for the slope?
6.What is the y-intercept?
7.Set up the regression equation and use to predict the total number of points on the quiz for a person studying 6 hours. The number of points predicted for a person studying 6 hours is?
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Question 649486: The following items are based on the summarized table below:
hours of study
1
2
3
5
ZX=11
score on the quiz
3
5
7
9
ZY=24
XY
3
10
21
45
ZXY79
Part A** Compute the Pearson correlation.
1.What is the covariance? I believe the answer is 4.33
2.What is the standard deviation of the predictor variable? I believe the answer is 1.73
3.What is the standard deviation of the criterion variable? I believe the answer is 2.58
4.What is the Pearson’s r value? I believe the answer is 0.97
Part B**Compute the regression equation.
5.What is the numeric value for the slope? I believe the answer is 1.45
6.What is the y-intercept?
7.Set up the regression equation and use to predict the total number of points on the quiz for a person studying 6 hours. The number of points predicted for a person studying 6 hours is?
Please help me!!! Thank you!
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Question 650701: 5. max went to the mcg to practice his cricket max has determined that his prob of hitting a 4 of any ball when playing cricket is 0.07 wat is the lowest number of balls he must face to ensure that the prob of hitting more than 4 4’s is more than 0.8.
A 4
B 15
C 45
d 65
e 95
B) explain why A could not correct
7.Continous random variable X has a pdf given by f(x)= -3x/4 (x-2) |0
The mode of X:
A 0
B 0.75
C 1
D 1.5
E 2
B) explain why A is not correct
C) If the mean was found instead of the mode, which answer would be correct.
8. Pr(X<.5|X<1), correct to 4 dp
A 0.0781
B 0.1563
C 0.1582
D 0.3125
E 0.3164
B) using a sketch graph, explain why A is not correct
C) Keeping the question conditional, vary the it so that A is the solution
9. after the formal, tiff was evaluating fashion sense, she gave them ratings out of 50, rating were normally distributed with a mean of 30 and a variance of 49, if tiff awarded the best 8% a A+, then her cut off score to the nearest interger, for an A+ would have been.
A 10
B 20
C 35
D 40
E 50
B) Using a sketch graph, explain why A is not correct
C) change the wording of the questionn so B is correct
10.The random variable X has a normal distribution with mean 10 and Standard dev. 2, the prob that X is less than 5 given that it is less than 10 is closest to.
A 0.0062
B 0.0124
C 0.4969
D 0.5000
E 0.9938
B) Using a sketch graph explain why D is not correct
C) What is error if A was selected.
11.Past months indicate that if it rains on a particular day there is an 80% chance that it will rain the next day. If it does not rain on a particular day, the probability that it will rain the next day is p%. It rained on Monday and the probability that it rained on the following Wednesday was 65%. The value of p is:
A 5
B 10
C 15
D 20
E 35
B) Alter the question by changing either the 80% or the 65% or both so that D is correct.
12.The prob mr.bettiol wins any game is 0.4, no game can be a draw, if the prob that mr.purcell wins no game is less than 0.01, then minimum number games they play is equal to.
A 5
B 6
C 7
D 9
E 10
B) Only change the prob of mr.bettiol winning a game from 0.4, so that answer E is correct.
13.if X is normally distributed random variable with mean, µ, and variance (9 µ^2)/4, then
Pr(X>2 µ) is closest to.
A 0.023
B 0.252
C 0.504
D 0.672
E 0.748
B) explain why E is not correct.
14.Normally distrubted with a mean of 45 minutes and a Standard dev. of 8 minutes, if Z is the random variable of the standard normal distribution, the prob that Kate travel is more than 55 minutes is equal to.
A Pr(Z<1.25)
B 1-Pr(Z<1.25)
C Pr(Z>-1.25)
D Pr(Z<2)
E 1-Pr(Z<2)
B) What is the error if A was selected
C) Change the question so that D is correct.
15.She only runs north or east. If she run north for 1 block, the prob she will turn east at the nearest intersection is 0.6. if she runs east for 1 block, the prob that she will turn north at the nearest intersection is 0.75. Anja begins running north for the first block, what is the prob she will turn north at the 5th intersection that she encounters.
A 0.44
B 0.45
C 0.55
D 0.56
E 0.66
B) if the question was long term rather 5th intersection, which solution is correct.
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Question 650680: A random sample of 1000 light bulbs shows that the mean life is 600 hours with a standard deviation of 50 hrs. If we know that the distribution is not normal, at least 89% of light bulbs will between which two amounts of ours.
They didn't gave me the k, and I don't know how to find it. Can you please help.
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Question 651499: The weights of trout in a certain river follow a normal distribution with mean 3 pounds and standard deviation 0.8 pounds. Fishermen must throw back any trout under the minimum weight of 2 pounds. What percent will be thrown back?
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Question 651419: there is a group consisting of 9 Democrats, 9 Repubicans and 2 Independents.
Suppose that 2 group members are selected at random and in succession.
Find the probability of selecting 2 independents.
Do I use nPr to solve with 20P2? Or how do I solve this?
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Question 651093: A policy requiring all hospitals to take lie detector tests may reduce losses due to theft, but some employees regard such tests as a violation of their rights. Reporting on a particular hospital that uses this procedure, the Orlando Sentinel Star (August 3, 1981) notes that lie detectors have accuracy rates that vary from 92% to 99%. To gain some insight into the risks that employees face when taking a lie detector test, suppose that the probability is .05 that a particular lie detector concludes that a person is lying who, in fact, is telling the truth, and suppose that any pair of tests are independent. What is the probability that a machine will conclude that each of the three employees is lying when all are telling the truth? What is the probability that the machine will conclude that at least one of the three employees is lying when all are telling the truth?
-This section of the book is about the multiplicative law of probability and the additive law of probability.
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