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Question 961961: Gayla has a bag of 19 marbles of the same size. Nine of these marbles are red, six blue, and four white.
She randomly selects three of the marbles, without replacement, from the bag. What is the probability
Gayla has withdrawn more red than white marbles?
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Question 962101: Question 1
You conduct a one-sample t test and find that t = -1.83. Your study has 81 participants. Your research hypothesis is directional. sketch a normal curve and draw vertical lines for and label from -3σM to +3σM, locate and label the tabled critical t, and locate and label the computed t. Can you reject the null hypothesis at α = .01?
Yes
No
-no response
-no response
.
4 points
Question 2
You conduct a one-sample t test and find that t = -1.83. Your study has 81 participants. Your research hypothesis is directional. sketch a normal curve and draw vertical lines for and label from -3σM to +3σM, locate and label the tabled critical t, and locate and label the computed t. Can you reject the null hypothesis at α = .05?
Yes
No
Maybe
More information is needed
.
4 points
Question 3
A researcher conducts a one-tailed one-sample t test on 25 subjects and finds that t = 1.89. How many degrees of freedom are in this study?
26
25
24
23
.
4 points
Question 4
A researcher conducts a one-tailed one-sample t test on 25 subjects and finds that t = 1.89. About what is the actual Type 1 error for the study?
Around 3%
Around 4%
Around 5%
Around 6%
.
4 points
Question 5
A researcher conducts a one-tailed one-sample t test on 25 subjects and finds that t = 1.89. How confident can the researcher be that the results are true and not due to mere sampling error?
Around 98%
Around 97%
Around 96%
Around 95%
.
4 points
Question 6
A researcher conducts a one-tailed one-sample t test on 25 subjects and finds that t = 1.89. Report the results as they would appear in an academic journal entry.
t(25) = 1.89, p = 6.6
t(25) = 1.89, p = 4.8
t(25) = 1.89, p = 5.5
t(25) = 1.89, p = 3.9
.
4 points
Question 7
A researcher conducts a two-tailed one-sample t test on 24 subjects and find that t = 1.89. How many degrees of freedom are in this study?
22
23
24
25
.
4 points
Question 8
A researcher conducts a two-tailed one-sample t test on 24 subjects and find that t = 1.89. About what is the actual Type 1 error for the study?
8%
15%
26%
.01%
.
4 points
Question 9
A researcher conducts a two-tailed one-sample t test on 24 subjects and find that t = 1.89. How confident can the researcher be that the results are true and not due to mere sampling error?
.05%
85%
92%
100%
.
4 points
Question 10
A researcher conducts a two-tailed one-sample t test on 24 subjects and find that t = 1.89. Report the results as they would appear in an academic journal.
t(23) =1.89, p=.08
t(23) =1.89, p=.99
t(23) =1.89, p=.25
t(23) =1.89, p=.11
.
4 points
Question 11
Calculate σM1 - M2 for a study of self-esteem between the sexes, in which the value of σM for women is 1.32 and that for men is 1.94.
1.02
3.76
2.35
7.63
.
4 points
Question 12
In a study of the effect of a new drug on the alleviation of asthma symptoms, the σM for symptom relief in the patient group that received the new drug is 1.45, and the σM for symptom relief in the group that did not receive the new drug is 1.22. Calculate σ M1-M2
1.89
1.77
1.93
1.79
.
4 points
Question 13
Elena Martin is campaigning for the city council. . She has two types of lawn signs to distribute: large ones and small ones. She wonders if the size of the sign affects residents’ willingness to display the signs on their property. Early in the campaign, her staff obtain a list of homeowners in each of the city’s 10 voting districts who are registered in her political party and presumably not averse to advertising their support for her. The staff randomly selects homeowners in each of the 10 districts, to some of whom they send large signs and to others, small signs. Two weeks later, staff members drive by each home to which they sent the signs to record whether or not the sign is being displayed. Here are the percentages of homes displaying the signs in each district:
_______________________________
Large Sign
Small Sign
34
41
41
44
30
36
32
38
28
29
31
47
40
49
27
39
36
43
22
37
____________________________
Is the research hypothesis in this study directional or nondirectional?
directional
nondirectional
Not enough information
Both
.
4 points
Question 14
Elena Martin is campaigning for the city council. . She has two types of lawn signs to distribute: large ones and small ones. She wonders if the size of the sign affects residents’ willingness to display the signs on their property. Early in the campaign, her staff obtain a list of homeowners in each of the city’s 10 voting districts who are registered in her political party and presumably not averse to advertising their support for her. The staff randomly selects homeowners in each of the 10 districts, to some of whom they send large signs and to others, small signs. Two weeks later, staff members drive by each home to which they sent the signs to record whether or not the sign is being displayed. Here are the percentages of homes displaying the signs in each district:
__________________________________
Large Signs
Small Signs
6
7
7
10
5
8
7
5
8
9
6
10
10
7
9
6
6
5
7
6
5
8
7
6
__________________________________
State the research hypothesis.
Not enough information
Voting district will differ by the preference of sign size
The effectiveness of the city counsel will effect the community's preference of sign size
Homeowner’s willingness to display the campaign signs will differ by the size of the sign
.
4 points
Question 15
Elena Martin is campaigning for the city council. She has two types of lawn signs to distribute: large ones and small ones. She wonders if the size of the sign affects residents’ willingness to display the signs on their property. Early in the campaign, her staff obtain a list of homeowners in each of the city’ s 10 voting districts who are registered in her political party and presumably not averse to advertising their support for her. The staff randomly selects homeowners in each of the 10 districts, to some of whom they send large signs and to others, small signs. Two weeks later, staff members drive by each home to which they sent the signs to record whether or not the sign is being displayed.
Refer to question 4 on page 242 for the table.
Calculate t and compare it with the tabled critical t at the .01 α level. Can you reject the null hypothesis?
Yes
No
Not enough information
Both
.
4 points
Question 16
An Internet provider wonders if its cable Internet customers are significantly more satisfied with one or the other of its two packages -- free e-mail or free basic TV. The company surveys 12 customers currently receiving free e-mail with their cable Internet and 12 customers currently receiving free basic TV with their cable Internet. Satisfaction scores range from 1 to 10 based on answers to the survey questions. Here are the scores. Conduct a two-tailed t test at the .05 α level. Are the customers significantly more satisfied with one package or the other?
Reject the null hypothesis
Do not reject the null hypothesis
Not enough information
Both
.
4 points
Question 17
An Internet provider wonders if its cable Internet customers are significantly more satisfied with one or the other of its two packages -- free e-mail or free basic TV. *The company surveys 12 customers currently receiving free e-mail with their cable Internet and 12 customers currently receiving free basic TV with their cable Internet. Satisfaction scores range from 1 to 10 based on answers to the survey questions. Conduct a two-tailed t test at the .05 α level. Are the customers significantly more satisfied with one package or the other?
Reject the null hypothesis
Do not reject the null hypothesis
Not enough information
Both
.
4 points
Question 18
A research conducts a one-tailed two-sample t test on 32 subjects (16 subjects in each group) and finds that t = 2.182. How many degrees of freedom are there in this study?
32
31
30
29
.
4 points
Question 19
A research conducts a one-tailed two-sample t test on 32 subjects (16 subjects in each group) and finds that t = 2.182. About what is the actual Type 1 error for the study?
between 2.5 and 3
between 0 and .05
between 3 and 3.5
between 1 and 2.5
.
4 points
Question 20
A research conducts a one-tailed two-sample t test on 32 subjects (16 subjects in each group) and finds that t = 2.182. How confident can the researcher be that the results are true and not due to mere sampling error?
Around 98%
Around 86%
Around 84%
Around 62%
.
4 points
Question 21
A research conducts a one-tailed two-sample t test on 32 subjects (16 subjects in each group) and finds that t = 2.182. Report the results as they would appear in an academic journal.
t(30) = .05, p = .83
t(30) = .05, p = .02
t(30) = 2.182, p = .02
t(30) = 2.182, p = .83
.
4 points
Question 22
A researcher conducts a one-tailed independent samples t test on 20 subjects (10 subjects in each group) and finds that t = 2.32665. How many degrees of freedom are in this study?
18
19
20
21
.
4 points
Question 23
A researcher conducts a one-tailed independent samples t test on 20 subjects (10 subjects in each group) and finds that t = 2.32665.About what is the actual Type 1 error in the study?
Between 0 and .075
Between 1 and 2.5
Between 2.5 and 3.5
Between 3.5 and 4.5
.
4 points
Question 24
A researcher conducts a one-tailed independent samples t test on 20 subjects (10 subjects in each group) and finds that t = 2.32665.How confident can the research be that the results are true and not due to mere sampling error?
50
79
100
.
4 points
Question 25
A researcher conducts a one-tailed independent samples t test on 20 subjects (10 subjects in each group) and finds that t = 2.32665. Report the results as they would appear in an academic journal.
t(18) = 7.32568, p = .50
t(18) = 7.32568, p = .02
t(18) = 2.32665, p = .50
t(18) = 2.32665, p = .02
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Question 961740: need help please
A group of investors wants to develop a chain of fast-food restaurants. In determining potential costs for each facility, they must consider, among other expenses, the average monthly electric bill. They decide to sample some fast-food restaurants currently operating to estimate the monthly cost of electricity. They want to be 99% confident of their results and want the error of the interval estimate to be no more than $100. They estimate that such bills range from $600 to $2,500. How large of a sample should they take?
need to show the work
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Question 962269: The diameter of a brand of Ping Pong balls is approximately normally distributed, with a mean of 1.31 inches and a standard deviation of 0.08 inches. A random sample of 4 balls is selected.
-The probability is 50% that the sample mean will be between what two values, symmetrically distributed around the population mean?
Lower bound: __ inches
Upper bound: __ inches
I'm pretty sure I need to start by finding a Z score, but am having a hard time figuring which formulas I need to use, for that and to finish the problem. Thanks.
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Question 962312: A club with 25 members is voting on a proposal. A group of 4 has decided to vote in favor of the proposal while each of the rest of the members vote independently with a chance of 45% in favor of the proposal. What are the chances that the proposal will get the majority vote.
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Question 962403: A recent study suggests that 70% of all elegible voters will vote in the next presidential election. Suppose 20 elegible voters were rondomly selected from the population of all elegible voters. How manyof the sample voters do we expect to voter in the next presidential election?
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Question 962200: An Easter basket of 25 plastic eggs has ten eggs that have money inside. If 7 eggs are selected at random from the basket, determine the probability that at least one of the seven eggs selected has money inside it?
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Question 962429: In a certain college, 30% of the physics majors belong to ethnic minorities. If 10 students areselected at random from the physics majors, what is the probability that no more than 4 belong to an ethnic minority?
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Question 962940: Could someone please tell me if these answers are correct - thanks
According to a 2003 report, in California Chocko Chip Cookie sales have a mean of $1323 per week. Suppose that a random sample of 30 weeks in 2009 in the same stores showed that Chocko Chip Cookies were selling at a mean rate of $1208 with a sample standard deviation of $275. Does this sample indicate that the sales of Chocko Chip Cookies is different from the earlier figure?
(A) Write the null and alternative hypothesis.
Ho: u=1323 H1: u does not equal 1323
(B) Determine the critical values
Two-tailed test +/-
(C) Calculate the test statistic
1208-1323/275/sqrt30 = -2.290
(D) Decide whether to reject or accept the null hypothesis
Do not reject
(E) Write a full conclusion
The mean salesof Chocko Chip Cookies is not significantly different from
$1323
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Question 962979: Total plasma volume is important in determining the required plasma component in blood replacement therapy for a person undergoing surgery. Plasma volume is influenced by the overall health and physical activity of an individual. Suppose that a random sample of 40 male firefighters are tested and that they have a plasma volume sample mean of x = 37.5 ml/kg (milliliters plasma per kilogram body weight). Assume that σ = 7.00 ml/kg for the distribution of blood plasma.
(a) Find a 99% confidence interval for the population mean blood plasma volume in male firefighters. What is the margin of error? (Round your answers to two decimal places.)
lower limit?
upper limit?
margin of error?
(d) Find the sample size necessary for a 99% confidence level with maximal error of estimate E = 2.60 for the mean plasma volume in male firefighters. (Round up to the nearest whole number.)
_______ male firefighters
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Question 963364: Gino has 5 blue socks and 4 black socks. He selected one sock at random. Without replacing the sock, he selects a second sock at random. Find each probability.
P(blue, then black)
P(black, then blue)
P(black, then black)
P(blue, then blue)
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Question 963838: Twenty-six slips of paper are each marked with a different letter of the alphabet and placed in a basket. A slip is pulled out, its letter recorded (in the order in which the slip was drawn), and the slip is replaced. This is done 5 times. find the probability that a word starts with "p"
I got 1/26^5= =0.000000084 BUT I know that is not right. Can someone break it down for me please.
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Question 964091: The “Economic Report to the President of the United States” included data on the amounts of manufacturers’ new and unfilled orders in millions of dollars. Shown here are the figures for new orders over a 21-year period.
Use the Charting tool in Excel to develop a regression model to fit the trend effects for these data. Use a linear model and then try a polynomial (order 2) model. Make sure the charts show the line formula and the r-squared value. Include both charts in your report. Then answer the following question:
• How well does either model fit the data? Which model should be used for forecasting? Explain using the relevant metrics.
This is what I need help in:
polynomial (order 2)
Year Total Number of New Orders
1 55,022
2 55,921
3 64,182
4 76,003
5 87,327
6 85,139
7 99,513
8 115,109
9 116,251
10 121,547
11 123,321
12 141,200
13 162,140
14 168,420
15 171,250
16 176,355
17 195,204
18 209,389
19 237,025
20 272,544
21 293,475
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Question 964221: Scores on a test are approximately normally distributed with a mean of 70 and a standard deviation of 9. The teacher wants to give A's to the top 10% of students. What is the bottom cutoff for an A grade? Round your answer to he nearest whole number.
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Question 964244: Hello, I am needing help for the following question. It would help if I could see how to set it up and eventually get the answer.
I have a list of 11 chores to do over the weekend. Unfortunately, there is only enough time to get 4 of them done before Monday. How many different ways can you complete the chores?
Thank you
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Question 964242: Hello, I am needing help for the following question. It would help if I could see how to set it up and eventually get the answer.
How many 5 letter passwords can be made if each letter in the alphabet can be used only once?
Thank you
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Question 964243: Hello, I am needing help for the following question. It would help if I could see how to set it up and eventually get the answer.
There are 31 flavors to choose from you can get four scoops each of a different flavor. How many variations can you order?
Thank you
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Question 964305: Two seniors, one from each government class are randomly selected to travel to Washington, DC. John is in a class of 18 students and Maureen is in a class of 20 students. Find the probability that both John and Maureen will be selected.
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