using minitab, a random sample of 200, (N(30, 8)).
1. According to the empirical rule, how many of the values do you expect to be less than 14 or greater than 46? Briefly explain your answer.
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3. What is the standard deviation of your sample? What did you expect the standard deviation of your sample to be? Briefly explain (in one word) why the standard deviation of your sample is not exactly equal to what you expected.
using minitab, a random sample of 200, (N(30, 8)). 1. According to the empirical rule, how...
a random sample of 200 farm-raised turkey (N(30, 8)). 1. According to the empirical rule, how many of the values do you expect to be less than 14 or greater than 46? Briefly explain your answer. 2. Since the weights are distributed N(30, 8), we say that we expect the average weight of a sample of farm-raised turkey to be 30 lbs.; that is, 30 is the expected value (also, the mean) of the distribution. What is the average of...
Weights of farm-raised turkeys are distributed N(30, 8) (in lbs.). 1. to the empirical rule, how many of the values do you expect to be less than 14 or greater than 46? Briefly explain your answer. 2. Since the weights are distributed N(30, 8), we say that we expect the average weight of a sample of farm-raised turkey to be 30 lbs.; that is, 30 is the expected value (also, the mean) of the distribution. What is the average of...
Use Minitab to simulate taking a random sample of 200 farm-raised turkey (N(30, 8)). Use Minitab to standardize all of your random numbers, then do a stem-and-leaf diagram of the standardized scores. (Remember, when you know the distribution, you standardize using the mean and standard deviation of the distribution, not of the sample.) Using the stem-and-leaf, state how many of the numbers in your sample actually are less than 14 or greater than 46.
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12. Use Minitab to simulate taking a random sample of 200 farm-raised turkey NG0, 8) ). See below for instructions to do the simulation Do a histogram of your sample. Describe its shape. a. Histogram of Turkey 25 20 7.5 22.5 100 7.5 C1 The histogram is evenly spread What are the z-scores of the maximum and minimum values in your sample? (Remember to use population (that is,...
1. Recall that the numbers ±1.96 cut off the center 95% of N(0, 1) Use Minitab to create a graph showing the 90% confidence multiplier for the t with 63 degrees of freedom. Briefly explain, using what we have discussed about the t distributions, why this number is larger than 1.645. Will the 95% confidence multiplier for the t with 63 degrees of freedom be larger or smaller than 1.96? (Hint: You may check this with Minitab.) Explain your answer using...
Generate a confidence interval using the empirical rule Question In a questionnaire, a random sample of students were asked whether they studied for more than four hours to prepare for an upcoming chapter test. The questionnaire resulted in a sample proportion of p' = 0.58, with a sampling standard deviation of oy = 0.11, who studied more than four hours. Write a 99.7% confidence interval for the true proportion of students who studied for more than four hours. Provide your...
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02 0.0 1.645 1.645 Use Minitab to create a graph showing the 90% confidence multiplier for the t with 63 degrees of freedom. Briefly explain, using what we have discussed about the t distributions, why this number is larger than 1.645. will the 95% confidence multiplier for the t with 63 degrees of freedom be larger or smaller than 1.96?...
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