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Will sample statistics accurately estimate the purchasing habits of all of our customers? Why or why...
What type of sampling strategy would accurately reflect the purchases of all of our customers?
1. The owner of a specialty coffee shop wants to study coffee purchasing habits of customers of her shop. She selects a random sample of 60 customers during a certain week, with the following results. _ Amount spent: X = $7.25, S = $1.75 31 customers say they “definitely will” recommend the specialty coffee shop to family and friends. At the .10 level of significance, is there evidence that more than 50% of all her customers “definitely will” recommend the specialty coffee shop...
Name : The owner of a specialty coffee shop wants to study coffee purchasing habits of customers of her shop. She selects a random sample of 60 customers during a certain week, with the following results. Amount spent: 7.25. S - $1.75 31 customers say they "definitely will" recommend the specialty coffee shop to family and friends. a) At the .05 level of significance is there evidence that the population mean amount spent by all of her customers is different...
Smoking habits: A group of statistics students conducted a survey about smoking habits on campus to determine the proportion of students who believe that smoking hookah (a water pipe) is less harmful than smoking cigarettes. Of the 50 students surveyed, 45 think that smoking hookah is less harmful than smoking cigarettes. Which of the following is a reason that this group of students should not calculate a confidence interval for the proportion of all students who believe that smoking hookah...
(22) A book store wants to estimate the proportion of its customers who buy murder mysteries. A random sample of 76 customers are observed at the checkout counter and the number purchasing murder mysteries is recorded: (a) What is the implied population? (b) What is the sample? (c) Would this sample necessarily reflect the proportion of customers purchasing non-fiction books? Explain your answer.
A consultant is tasked with studying the puchasing habits of customers in an Indonesian coffee shop which specialises in Kopi Luwak. They select a random sample of 60 customers during a certain week and find that the mean amount spent was 291,000 rupiah, with a standard deviation of 60,200 rupiah. They also found that 32 customers would 'strongly recommend' the coffee shop to their family and friends. (a) At the 0.05 level of significance, is there evidence that the population...
Discuss major discretionary budget eliminations. Why is it important that government budgets accurately estimate future revenues during economic downturns?
A researcher surveys middle-school students on their study habits. She finds that in a random sample of 28 middle-school students, the mean amount of time that they spend working on the computer each night is 2.4 hours with a standard deviation of 0.92 hours. She uses the sample statistics to compute a 95% confidence interval for the population mean - the the mean amount of time that all middle-school students spend working on the computer each night. What is the...
THE OWNER OF A GASOLINE STATION WANTS TO STUDY GASOLINE PURCHASING HABITS OF MOTORISTS AT HIS STATION. HE SELECTS A RANDOM SAMPLE OF 60 MOTORISTS DURING A CERTAIN WEEK, WITH THE FOLLOWING RESULTS: THE AMOUNT PURCHASED WAS A SAMPLE MEAN = 11.3 GALLONS; S = 3.1 GALLONS. ELEVEN MOTORISTS PURCHASED PREMIUM-GRADE GASOLINE. FIND: AT THE 0.05 LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE , IS THERE EVIDENCE THAT THE POPULATION MEAN PURCHASED WAS DIFFERENT FROM 10 GALLONS ?
The Highway Safety Department wants to study the driving habits of individuals. A sample of 81 cars traveling on the highway revealed an average speed of 67 miles per hour with a standard deviation of 9 miles per hour. a. Compute the standard error of the mean. b. Determine a 99% confidence interval estimate for the speed of all cars.