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Q1) Determine critical value tc for confidence level c= 0.80 an dsample size n=11
Q2) In random sample of 23 people, mean number of books they had read in past year was 11.93 books and standard deviation was 16.60 books. Suppose variable is normally distributed and use a t- distribution to create a 80% confidence interval for population mean µ. What is the margin of error of µ .
Confidence interval for population mean µ is?
Q3) Perfectly balanced coin is tossed 6 times and tails appears on all six tosses. Then, on seventh trial
i) Tails can not appear
ii) Heads has a larger chance of appearing than tails
iii) Tails has a better chance of appearing than heads
iv) None of these alternatives is correct.
Q4) Method of assigning probabilities based on historical data is known the
i) Classical method
ii) Subjective method
iii) Relative frequency method
iv) Historical method
Change the frequencies to percentages - is there a group more likely to get high salaries.
Evaluate the data below using the Kruskal - Wallis Nonparametric Hypothesis Test. Explain why you chose this particular nonparametric test to analyze your data.
Sample of size 26 was taken from normal population with standard deviation 1.697. Approximate the probability that standard deviation of sample is greater than 1.23.
In 1965, a newspaper carried a story about a high school student who reported getting 9207 heads and 8743 tails in 17,950 coin tosses. Is this a significant discrepancy from the null hypothesis H 0 = 1/2.
How large a sample should be taken if the desired margin of error E is:
Simulate both one-and two-teller systems, calculate waiting time, average queue length, and percentage utilization for each system.
Black Hole Pizza Parlor instructs its cooks to put a "handful" of cheese on each large pizza. A random sample of six such handfuls were weighed.
A small town has a population of 20,000 people. Among these 1,000 regularly visit a popular local bar. A sample of 100 people who visit the bar is surveyed for their annual expenditures in the bar.
Compute the probability of exactly 0,1,2,3,4, and 5 arrivals per day.
The number of standard errors that the sample estimate (p 1 - p 2 ) of (p1 - p2) falls from its null hypothesis value of zero is called
Different approaches for creating systems simulation models include?
What does the coefficient of determination tell you about the variation in attendance and the variation in the number of exhibitors?
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