SORU 1 An exam is given to all senior high school students, the standard deviation for...
An exam is given to all senior high school students, the standard deviation for all the students is given as 30. The average score for 50 students on the exam is 540. ASS the means to be measured to any degree of accuracy (assume that scores are Gaussian distributed). (a) Find the 90% confidence interval (CI) for the average score of all students taking the exam. (b) Find the prediction interval for the score of the next student chosen at...
An exam is given to all senior high school students, the standard deviation for all the students is given as 30. The average score for 40 students on the exam is 250. Assume the means to be measured to any degree of accuracy (assume that scores are Gaussian distributed). (a) Find the 95% confidence interval (CI) for the average score of all students taking the exam. (b) Find the prediction interval for the score of the next student chosen at...
An exam is given to all senior high school students, the standard deviation for all the students is given as 30. The average score for 40 students on the exam is 250. Assume the means to be measured to any degree of accuracy (assume that scores are Gaussian distributed). (a) Find the 95% confidence interval (CI) for the average score of all students taking the exam. (b) Find the prediction interval for the score of the next student chosen at...
QUESTION 1 An exam is given to all senior high school students, the standard deviation for all the students is given as 30. The average score for 25 students on the exam is 440. Assume the means to be measured to any degree of accuracy (assume that scores are Gaussian distributed). (a) Find the 98% confidence interval (CI) for the average score of all students taking the exam. (b) Find the prediction interval for the score of the next student...
QUESTION 1 An exam is given to all senior high school students, the standard deviation for all the students is given as 30. The average score for 40 students on the exam is 250. Assume the mea measured to any degree of accuracy (assume that scores are Gaussian distributed). (a) Find the 95% confidence interval (CI) for the average score of all students taking the exam. (b) Find the prediction interval for the score of the next student chosen at...
The mean exam score for 44 male high school students is 20.1 and the population standard deviation is 4.7. The mean exam score for 58 female high school students is 19.6 and the population standard deviation is 4.1. At a = 0.01, can you reject the claim that male and female high school students have equal exam scores? Complete parts (a) through (e). Click here to view page 1 of the standard normal distribution table. Click here to view page...
Using NORM.DIST() or NORM.INV() function in Excel: Cal Tech Engineering School only considers students in the top 12.5% based on their quantitative GRE scores. The national average GRE score for the quantitative portion for all students taking the exam between July 1, 2001 and June 30, 2004 is 597 with a standard deviation of 148. Assume that GRE scores have a normal distribution. What score would a student need to be considered for Cal Tech Engineering School?
Problem (ii): Cal Tech Engineering School only considers students in the top 12.5% based on their quantitative GRE scores. The national average GRE score for the quantitative portion for all students taking the exam between July 1, 2001 and June 30, 2004 is 597 with a standard deviation of 148. Assume that GRE scores have a normal distribution. What score would a student need to be considered for Cal Tech Engineering School? (1 point) Problem (iii): A community college has...
(4)Five hundred students from a local high school took a college entrance examination. Historical data from the school record show that the standard deviation of test scores is 40. A random sample of thirty- six students is taken from the entire population of 500 students. The mean test score for the sample is three hundred eighty. Find (a) 95% confidence interval for the unknown population mean test score. (b) 95% confidence interval for the unknown population mean test score if...
Counselors at an exclusive private college look carefully at the applications from high school students seeking admission to the college. One of their criteria is that these students must score in the top 3.75% of all students who took the required entrance exam. The exam is constructed such that the scores are normally distributed with an average of 900 and a standard deviation of 135. The minimum exam score necessary for applicants to be further considered for admission is: