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-4x^2y(-4x^3y^5)
14 years ago
determine if this statistical study is descriptive or inferential a study finds that 51% of registered voters favor candidate x over candidate y
13 years ago
suppose we have a set of blood pressure set with a mean of 120 systolic and a sample standard deviation of 20 points assume a normal distribution of what two values should 95% of all systolic bp lie
13 years ago
find the range standard deviation and variance for following sample data 2,11,81,29,22,59,78,71,21,43,99,12,38,74,56,81
13 years ago
SATI SCORES AROUND THE NATION HAVE A MEAN SCORE AROUND 500 A STANDARD DEVIATION OF ABOUT 100 POINTS AND ARE APPROXIMATELY NORMALLY DISTRIBUTED A PERSON WHO SCORES A PERFECT SCORE OF 800 ON THE SAT I HAS APPROXIMATELY WHAT PERCENTILE RANK WITHIN THE POPULA...
13 years ago
construct a scatterplot for x,y values x 1 2 3 4 5 y 0.5 0.0 -0.5-1.0-1.5 what would be the slope of this regression line would the correlation between xand y be postive oe negative how would you interpret these data in terms of regression
13 years ago
a set of data is normally distributed with a mean of 1000 and a standard deviation of 100.what would be standard score for a score of 900.what percent of scores is betyween 1000 and 900.what would be percentile rank for a score of 900.
13 years ago
A. find the binomial probability p(x=5) where n=14 and p=0.30. B. setup without solving the binomial probability p(x is at most 5) using probability notation C. how would you find normal approximation to the binomial probability p(x=5) in part A. please s...
13 years ago
given x =237 u =2.00 and s=12.3 find z
13 years ago
consider a population with a mena =51.6 and a sd=5.9 (A) calculate the z score for x= 50.5 from a sample of size 47. (b) could this z score be used in calculating probabilities using table 3 in appendix b in text book ahy or ahy not
13 years ago
given x is a noramlly distributed random variable with a mean of 28 and a sd of 7 find p(x<28)
13 years ago
assume the population of heights of female college students mean of 64.37 inches standard deviation of 6,26 in and random sample of 74 find p(x>65.25)B. find p(x>65.25)c. why is formulas required to solve a different than c.
13 years ago

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