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Planning Parenthood ®, a national organization that assists teenage mothers with pregnancy, estimates that approximately 37% of the women coming into the center had contracted a sexually transmitted infection. They wish to plan a study to obtain a more statistically relevant estimate.
How many samples are required if we wish a 95% confidence interval that is within d=0.03 of the true population proportion?
How many samples would be required if we wished to obtain the maximum possible number of samples needed (i.e., we do not want to rely on the 37% estimate from above) with a 95% confidence and d=0.03 error?
a mens clothing store has ordered 36 shirts with various patterns. inventory records show 20 different styles of ties
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your factory receives 3 lots of screws. there are 100 screws in lot 1 200 in lot 2 and 300 in lot 3. lot 1 contains 1
a survey was conducted of the age in years of 50 randomly selected customers. the mean was 27.47 years with a standard
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A local bank reported to the federal government that its 5,246 saving accounts have a mean of $1,000 and standard deviation of $240.
Compute the value of the test statistic for this hypothesis test. Using the p-value, at 95% confidence, test to determine whether the measures were effective in reducing the average price.
Find a 95% confidence interval for the mean amount of money µ spent at the waiter's tables.
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a horse race has 12 entries. assuming that there are no ties what is the probability that the three horses owned by one
a multiple-choice test has 30 questions and each one has five possible answers of which one is correct. if all answers
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