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1) A manufacturer of cell phones batteries wants to estimate the useful life of its battery (in thousands of hours). The estimate needs to be within 0.10 (100 hours). Assuming a 95% level of confidence and a standard deviation of the useful life of the battery is 0.90 (900 hours). Determine the sample size. [Hint: First, determine the maximum allowable error from the above information and then apply the formula for estimating the sample size]
2) Historically, the proportion of adults over the age of 24 who smoke has been 0.30. A more recent sample of 500 adults revealed only 25% of those sampled smoked. Develop a 98% confidence interval for the proportion of adults who currently smoke. Is this confidence interval less than the historic average? [Hint: Is the population standard deviation known?]
3) A local radio station provides morning drive-time news. They also encourage listeners to weigh in on topics. This morning the question was: how many hours do children under 12 years of age watch TV per day. Five callers responded that their children watched the following number of hours of TV last night:
a) What is the mean?
b) What is the standard deviation? [Remember: this is a small sample.)
c) What is the range of hours of TV watched?
Rachel's Z score indicates that she is below average for those who took the ACT
Instead, it is expected to increase by only r SDs. For a given value of x, how do we estimate the average value of y we would expect?
One-way random effects model : yi j = + i + i j , i j "s are independent error terms with N(0, 2 ), i are independent N(0, 2 ), And i and i j are independent Why?
What would be a good example of a null and alternative hypotheses for a decision relevant in life? What Type I and Type II errors could occur with your decision-making process?
The records of a casualty insurance company show that, in the past, its clients have had a mean of 1.8 auto accidents per day with a variance of 0.0016.
Computer-generated output indicates that the p-value for the sample is 0.01. Carefully interpret this p-value. At what levels of significance would you reject the null hypothesis?
Finding Mean Standard Deviation and Regression from
At the 0.05 level of significance, can we conclude Middletown students remained in their districts less time than Brockton students? Make use of 5-step hypothesis testing procedure.
Suppose an appliance manufacturer is doing a regression analysis,using quarterly time-series data, of the factors affecting its sales of appliances.
Is there a relationship between the opinion and the location of the resident at a level of significance of 0.05?
Nyobia had a population of 3 million in 1985. Assume that this country's population is growing continuously at a 5% annual rate and that Nyobia absorbs 40000 newcomers every year.
Collapse the response categories in the following table so that it meets the assumption of the chi-square test; then perform the test.
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