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For each of the following, identify the independent variable(s), dependent variable(s), and the level of measurement (nominal, ordinal, scale).
a. The number of loads of laundry washed per month was tracked for women and men living in college dorms.
b. A researcher interested in people's need to maintain social image collected data on the number of miles on someone's car and his or her rank for "need for approval" out of the 183 people studied.
c. A professor of social science was interested in whether involvement in campus life is significantly impacted by whether a student lives on or off campus. Thirty-seven students living on campus and 37 students living off campus were asked whether they were an active member of a club.
What is the null hypothesis? What is the research hypothesis?
Compare the relative efficiencies of H2 and CO as reducing agents for metal oxides; for example, if cobalt oxide, CoO, were to be reduced to the pure metal, which would do a better job and at what temperatures?
Describe the general service characteristics of motor carriers and explain how these service characteristics have contributed to the growth of the motor carrier industry.
in a random sample of 200 people 60 were found to participate. a two-sided 95 confidence interval for the true
1. an investment counselor calls witrh a hot stock tip. he believes that if the economy remains strong the investment
1. if a uniform distribution and normal distribution both have the same mean and the same range the normal distribution
Write a set of seven numbers with a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 0. Is there more than one possible set of numbers? Explain.
"If you took 40 employees at random from the corporation, there is a pretty good chance the average number of days absent would be 12 or more. That's what happened to us-chance variation." Is this a good defense? Justify your answer.
When writing about the probability that it will rain in Boston on July 4 of next year, a newspaper reporter states that the probability is ½, because either it will rain or it will not.
Experience has shown that the standard deviation of the bounce is .30. If X = 1.70, and assuming normality, what is a .90 confidence interval for the average bounce?
suppose that weights of american adult males is normally distributed with mean 165 pounds and standard deviation 15
when 40 people used the atkins diet for one year their mean weight change was -2.1 lb based on data from comparison of
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