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Q1) Time it takes for statistics professor to mark his midterm test is normally distributed with mean of 4.8 minutes and standard deviation o f1.3 minutes.
There are sixty students in professor's class. Determine the probability that he requires more than 5 hours to mark all midterm tests?( Midterm tests of 60 students in this year's class can be considered random sample of many thousands of midterm tests professor has marked and will mark)
Marks on statistics midterm test are normally distributed with mean of 78 and a standard deviation of 6.
a) What proportion of class has midterm mark of less than 75?
b) Determine the probability that class of 50 has average midterm mark that is less than 75?
If the voice identifications were made by random guess, find the probability that all 9 victims would select the same person?
Interpret the interaction graph in terms of what it shows about the three effects tested.
2 to every even-numbered card, with aces being 1s. Determine the frequencies of 0, 1, and 2. Use SPSS to get the value of test statistic and p-value.
Then test to see whether it considerably varies from 0 [use alpha = 5%]. Don't forget to identify the null and alternative hypotheses.
A sample of 10 urgent and non-urgent patients was conducted to determine average wait time. The hospital wants to be sure that urgent patients do not wait as long as non-urgent patients. The following hypotheses have been formulated.
Write a brief summary of the distribution of life expectancy.
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You know that all sociology majors study 2.5 hours per day with a standard deviation of 1.
Create a scatter plot for those data. Based on scatter plot, how would you explain relationship between the two variable.
Set up dummy coded dummy variables to contrast each of the other groups to Group 2, medium Anxiety; run a regression to predict exam performance (Y) from these dummy coded dummy variables.
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