The following data (excluded outlier) is collected from English Fall session homework #4. Assume that distribution is normally distributed.
sample size 32 ,mean 64 ,Sample standard deviation 15.82 ,population standard deviation 12.5 ,max 90 ,Q1 60 ,Median 69.5, Q3 75
Your homework #4 Score is 32
1. Analyze your score based on the date above.
2. Assume that distribution is bell-shaped, find the percentage who scored greater than your homework score. Analyze your homework score based on the percentage you found.
3. Find 90% confidence interval for the population mean. (a) Interpret the result. (b) How do you analyze your homework score from (a)?
4. For English , the passing rate is 53%. Find the probability that at least 23 students pass your course.
5. If a English department chair says that the average homework 4 score ( entire students) for English is 60/100 pts. Do you believe it? Show your work.
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The following data (excluded outlier) is collected from English Fall session homework #4. Assume that distribution...
For math class, the passing rate is 53%. Find the probability that at least 23 students pass your course. sample size 32 mean 64 15.82 Sample standard deviation population standard deviation 12.5 max 90 Q1 60 Median 69.5 Q3 75
If a math department chair says that the average score for math is 60 out of 100 pts. Do you believe it? Show your work. sample size 32 mean 64 15.82 Sample standard deviation population standard deviation 12.5 max 90 Q1 60 Median 69.5 Q3 75
For math class, the passing rate is 53%. Find the probability that at least 23 students pass your course. Please write notes readable. sample size 32 mean 64 15.82 Sample standard deviation population standard deviation 12.5 max 90 Q1 60 Median 69.5 Q3 75
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