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A study of the weekly car sales from last year resulted in the following information. Only once did the dealership sell no cars in a week. Three times they sold only 1 car, five times they sold 2 cars, eight times they sold 3 cars, they never sold 4 cars, eleven times they sold 5 cars, twenty...
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For this assignment, you are to imagine that you are part of a select marketing group. This select group has been asked to consider the Colorado City Convention and Visitors Bureau survey of 25 hotels in the local area. The survey is concerned with the current availability of rooms. The 24...
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Suppose we are dealing with a populations of 25,000 students. 13,250 of which are women and 11,750 are men. Then the percentage of women in the populations is 53% and the percentage of men is 47%. If you were to sample 144 people at random, how many would you expect to be women?
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Business course/ Quantitative- Decision Theory V. A small company will be introducing a new line of lightweight bicycle frames to be made from special aluminum and steel alloys. The frames will be produced in two versions, a deluxe model and a professional model. The anticipated profit...
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Business Quantitative/ Decision Theory II. It is estimated that 10% of the athletes competing in a large tournament are users of an illegal drug to enhance performance. The test for this drug is 90% accurate. Use a decision tree to determine the probability that an athlete who tests positive...
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if 2 men and 2 women each threw a ball into the air 3 times and timed it how would i conduct an anova f test?
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The weight of a football player is normall distributed with a mean of 200lbs and a standard deviation of 25 pounds. the probability of a player weighing less than 250 pounds is... what percent of players weigh between 175 and 255 pounds? What is the minimum weight for a player above which is...
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According to a Gallup poll conducted in September 10-14, 199 56% of Americans 18 years old or older stated they have read a least six books (fiction and nonfiction) within the past year. A. In a random sample of 15 Americans 18 years old or older, find the probability that exactly 10 have read...
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A company operates four machines three shifts a day. Test the hypothesis that breakdowns are independent of the shift.
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In planning for hot water requirements, the manager of the Luxurion Hotel finds that guests spend a mean of 11.4 min each day in the shower. Assume that the shower times are normally distributed with a standard deviation of 2.6 min. a.Find the percentage of guests who shower more than 12 min....
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