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Bob is selling 80 pound bags of fertilizer. The machine he uses have a standard deviation of fill equal to 1.5 pounds. In the last production run of 150 bags, he checked 15. The results are below:
Bag Weight
1 82
2 80
3 81
4 77
5 81
6 85
7 82
8 81
9 81
10 84
11 82
12 85
13 84
14 88
15 80
Make a control chart to determine what signals, if any, indicate that the process is out of control. Then list the days the signal occurredand the type of signal (I,II,III)
general hospital a not-for-profit acute care facility has the following cost structure for its inpatient servicesfixed
1.females in a certain class rated their intelligence with a mean of 6.5. the males in the same class rated their
We have no idea Regarding the shape of the population distribution. What is the probability that the mean fee for a sample of 30 customers was less than $125?
If you perform step 3 correctly you will get a negative value. These are absolute valued tests so Ignore the - sign. These problems depend on the same normal curve
Use the Chi-square test of independence with a .01 level of significance to determine whether appeal is independent from type.
there is a certain disease in america which is very rare. the probability of a person having the disease is 1 in
A thermometer is randomly chosen and tested at 0 degrees C. What is the probability of a reading of less than -2.75 degrees C?
The Weschsler IQ test has a μ =100 and a σ = 15. A vitamin company said if people took vitamin X for 30 days their IQ would improve. A simple random sample of 49 people took the vitamins for 30 days. They then took the IQ test. The mean IQ of the ..
A manufacturer claims that he makes light bulbs each of which has a 0.9 probability of operating successfully when plugged in.
It has been said that from the point of view of the general population, Type I errors are particularly undesirable. This has been used as a justification for setting alpha at such low levels as .05 and .01.
Consider a charity organizations that receives random donations. Assume the donations to arrive following a Poisson process with a rate of one donation per hour in average. What is the probability that it will not be able to make the payment?
Assume that the variable B is the number of years of experience. Suppose the person has 2 years of college and 7 years of experience. What should their salary be?
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