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[DOC File]Exam 3 Practice Questions
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probability that the average number of jelly beans in your bags is less than 373?.2709 .3085 .4013 .7291 18. Why can we use the Z table to compute the probability in the previous question? a) because np>15 and n(1-p) > 15 . b) because n is large in this problem. c) because the distribution of jelly beans is Normal. d) because the average is ...
[DOC File]Power and Sample Size Calculation
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The power is a probability and it is defined to be the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when the alternative hypothesis is true. After plugging in the required information, a researcher can get a function that describes the relationship between statistical power and sample size and the researcher can decide which power level they ...
[DOC File]Section 1
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Compute the probability of an event given the probabilities of the outcomes that make up the event. Compute the probability of an event in the special case of equally likely outcomes. Given two events, determine if they are independent. Vocabulary: Empirical – based on observations rather than theorizing. Random – individuals outcomes are ...
[DOC File]Wednesday, August 11 (131 minutes)
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We enter these values into the Normal Distribution Calculator and compute the cumulative probability. The answer is: P( X < 365) = 0.90. Hence, there is a 90% chance that a light bulb will burn out within 365 days. EXAMPLE 2. Solution: Here, we want to know the probability …
[DOC File]Section 1
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Compute the probability of an event given the probabilities of the outcomes that make up the event. Compute the probability of an event in the special case of equally likely outcomes. Given two events, determine if they are independent. Vocabulary: Empirical – based on observations rather than theorizing. Random – individuals outcomes are ...
[DOC File]A pediatrician wants to determine the relation that may ...
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Enter the data into the TI84 calculator and graph the scatterplot. Press trace and the arrow keys to identify each of the points on the graph. In regression, an . outlier. is defined as an observation with a large residual, that is, a value that falls far above or below the regression line. The Dodge Viper is represented in this data set and is ...
[DOC File]Computer Mathematics and the Graphing Calculator
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Compute the amount of commission and total pay when given the percent of commission and the amount of sales. Example: If a salesman earns 7.5% commission on $815 in sales, determine the amount of the commission. Compute total pay when given hourly pay rate …
[DOC File]Using The TI-83 to Construct a Discrete Probability ...
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TI-83/84 Discrete Probability Distributions. You can use the TI-83/84 calculator to graph a discrete probability distribution as well as find the mean (expected value) and standard deviation of a discrete random variable. Example: The manager of the Elmwood …
[DOC File]Calculating Probability
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Probability Distribution of a Discrete r.v. The probability distribution of a discrete r.v. x, denoted as p(x), describes the probabilities that the r.v. x takes all possible values. The function p(x) is called the probability mass function. Ex. x = # of head in tossing a fair coin. Then the probability distribution of x is . P(0) = P[x=0] = P ...
[DOC File]RETURN CALCULATIONS
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Sum over all states of nature, the product of the probability of a state of nature and the return projected in that state. State Ps Rs. Ps * Rs Good 30% 20% 0.3(0.2) Average 50% 15% +0.5(0.15) Poor 20% -4% +0.2(-0.04) 12.70% Ex post expected return. calculations are based on historical data. Add the historical returns and then divide by the ...
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