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What are the appropriate H0 and Ha for each of the following research studies? In addition, note whether the hypothesis test is one- or two-tailed.
a. A study in which researchers want to test whether there is a difference in spatial ability between left- and right-handed people.
b. A study in which researchers want to test whether nurses who work 8-hour shifts deliver higher-quality work than those who work 12-hour shifts.
c. A study in which researchers want to determine whether crate-training puppies is superior to training without a crate.
The food distributor selects a sample of stores located in areas where he believes the shoppers are receptive to trying new products. What type of sampling does this represent?
Find the average cost of a loaf of bread in your area and compute the cost per day for one year. (Remember that average is the mean, median, mode, and midrange, but choose the best for the data.) 1. What measures of central tendency did you use?
When making the histogram from frequency table, (a) what goes along the bottom, (b) what goes along the left edge, and (c) what goes above each value?
A group of teenagers were monitored closely over the period of several weeks to measure how frequently they watched violent television programs.
According to table, which presents a MODI solution for a transportation problem, if that solution is used, which of the following is true.
According to an Internet posting, 80% of adults enjoy drinking beer. If a group of 3 adults is selected at random, find the probability that none of them enjoy drinking beer.
I believe this can be done by plotting out every 3 years average number of people working past 65 since 1997 until now and then making a predictability study as to number of people who will be working over the age of 65 in 2012.
With a single-sample t ratio, the null hypothesis states that:
In a goodness-of-fit test where the sample size is 200, there are 5 categories, and the significant level in .05. The critical value of X2 is.
A company is interested in estimating μ, mean number of days of sick leave taken by its employees. The firm's statistician randomly selects 100 personnel files and notes the number of sick days taken by each employee.
How do we use a least squares regression line? Please explain in your own words. What is the range for the coefficient of determination? Please explain in your own words.
To report their finding they want to create a 90% confidence interval. What would be the margin error for this confidence interval?
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