please show work / explainHomework Answers
solution:
given data:
Service manager:-
The List of 20 customer numbers is
We
use the command 
in excel to generate the random numbers, taking A=200, B=699.
The above list is from 30th row and 1st column across
The File can't be uploaded here as its too large
please give me thumb up
Add Answer to:
please show work / explain
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle...
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in. flat screen...
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in. flat screen television. She prepares a list of 500 regular customers from a list of recent purchases. Each customer is assigned a number from 200 to 699. The manager decides to sample 20 customers and enter them in the grand prize drawing. Use the LAST three digits in the Random Number Table starting at row 30, column 1, and reading across the list. List the 20...
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in. flat screen...
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in. flat screen television. She prepares a list of 500 regular customers from a list of recent purchases. Each customer is assigned a number from 200 to 699. The manager decides to sample 20 customers and enter them in the grand prize drawing. Use the LAST three digits in the Random Number Table starting at row 30, column 1, and reading across the list. List the 20...
IO. DO 1. Answer each question by showing work. Each question will receive partial credit. All...
IO. DO 1. Answer each question by showing work. Each question will receive partial credit. All questions are worth the same amount 8 points except 13 which is worth 4 points. 1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in. flat screen television. She prepares a list of 500 regular customers from a list of recent purchases. Each customer is assigned a number from 200 to 699. The manager decides to sample 20 customers and...
show work 1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in....
show work
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in. flat screen television. She prepares a list of 500 regular customers from a list of recent purchases. Each customer is assigned a number from 200 to 699. The manager decides to sample 20 customers and enter them in the grand prize drawing. Use the LAST three digits in the Random Number Table starting at row 30, columnl, and reading across the list. List the...
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in flat screen...
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in flat screen television. She prepares a list of 500 regular customers from a list of recent purchases. Each customer is assigned a number from 200 to 699. The manager decides to sample 20 customers and enter them in the grand prize drawing. Use the LAST three digits in the Random Number Table starting at row 30, columni, and reading across the list. List the 20 customer...
1. Data from customer reward cards at a major grocery store chain show that of all...
1. Data from customer reward cards at a major grocery store chain show that of all customers who purchase Coke in their weekly grocery shopping, 90% will purchase it again the next week while 10% will purchase Pepsi instead. Of all customers who purchase Pepsi one week, 80% will purchase it again the next week and 20% will purchase Coke. Assuming that the probability that any given customer purchases Coke (or Pepsi) in any week depends only on their purchase...
Question 1 ASW, a regional shoe chain, has recently launched an online store. Sales via the...
Question 1 ASW, a regional shoe chain, has recently launched an online store. Sales via the Internet have been sluggish compared to their brick and mortar stores, and management suspects that its regular customers have concerns regarding the security of online transactions. To determine if this is the case, they plan to survey a random sample of their regular customers. Under consideration are several plans for selecting the sample. Name the sampling strategy for each. Plan A - Regular customers...
Homework Case 1 Statistics - Please explain and show how to create graphs and charts. Pelican Stores a division of National Clothing, is a chain of women's apparel store operating throughout the c...
Homework Case 1 Statistics - Please explain and show how to create graphs and charts. Pelican Stores a division of National Clothing, is a chain of women's apparel store operating throughout the country.The chain recently ran a promotion in which discount coupons were sent to customers of othe National Clothing stores. Data collected for a sample of 100 in-store credit card transactions at Pelican Stores during one day while the promotion was running are contained in the file name Pelican...
Answer the following questions using mysql. Please show screenshots to make sure the queries work...
Answer the following questions using mysql. Please show screenshots to make sure the queries work. 1. Use a sub-query and the IN operator to find the number and name of each customer that placed an order on October 23, 2007. 2. Repeat step 2, but this time use the EXISTS operator in your answer. 3. Using a sub-query, find the number and name of each customer that did not place an order on October 23, 2007. 4. Using a sub-query,...
Narges is a store manager in the Vancouver location of Elysia Kim Fashion’s Inc. (“EKF”), a...
Narges is a store manager in the Vancouver location of Elysia Kim Fashion’s Inc. (“EKF”), a moderately profitable international women’s fashion store with over 100 locations in 65 countries around the world. While EKF has struggled in the retail industry with flat sales and heavy competition from other women’s fashion retailers, for the first time in four years EKF showed a modest rise of four percent in its annual net profit from its worldwide store sales. This prompted the company...
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in. flat screen television. She prepares a list of 500 regular customers from a list of recent purchases. Each customer is assigned a number from 200 to 699. The manager decides to sample 20 customers and enter them in the grand prize drawing. Use the LAST three digits in the Random Number Table starting at row 30, column 1, and reading across the list. List the 20...
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in. flat screen television. She prepares a list of 500 regular customers from a list of recent purchases. Each customer is assigned a number from 200 to 699. The manager decides to sample 20 customers and enter them in the grand prize drawing. Use the LAST three digits in the Random Number Table starting at row 30, column 1, and reading across the list. List the 20...
IO. DO 1. Answer each question by showing work. Each question will receive partial credit. All questions are worth the same amount 8 points except 13 which is worth 4 points. 1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in. flat screen television. She prepares a list of 500 regular customers from a list of recent purchases. Each customer is assigned a number from 200 to 699. The manager decides to sample 20 customers and...
show work
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in. flat screen television. She prepares a list of 500 regular customers from a list of recent purchases. Each customer is assigned a number from 200 to 699. The manager decides to sample 20 customers and enter them in the grand prize drawing. Use the LAST three digits in the Random Number Table starting at row 30, columnl, and reading across the list. List the...
1. The service manager of an appliance store decides to raffle a 50 in flat screen television. She prepares a list of 500 regular customers from a list of recent purchases. Each customer is assigned a number from 200 to 699. The manager decides to sample 20 customers and enter them in the grand prize drawing. Use the LAST three digits in the Random Number Table starting at row 30, columni, and reading across the list. List the 20 customer...
1. Data from customer reward cards at a major grocery store chain show that of all customers who purchase Coke in their weekly grocery shopping, 90% will purchase it again the next week while 10% will purchase Pepsi instead. Of all customers who purchase Pepsi one week, 80% will purchase it again the next week and 20% will purchase Coke. Assuming that the probability that any given customer purchases Coke (or Pepsi) in any week depends only on their purchase...
Most questions answered within 3 hours.
-
Spacely Sprockets is evaluating the construction of a new plant
on land the company purchased for...
asked 22 minutes ago -
1. Consider a linear regression model of y on K regressors and
an intercept.
(i) Describe...
asked 23 minutes ago -
Enter a balanced equation for the reaction between hydrochloric
acid and sodium sulfite.
Express your answer...
asked 28 minutes ago -
Give a regular expression describing the language
{x | x ∈ Σ* and x does not...
asked 28 minutes ago -
Masses of 1.0 kg, 2.0 kg, and 3.0 kg are each separately subject
to a net...
asked 37 minutes ago -
The mode of philosophical argumentation and thought. How do
philosophers think and write? What is important...
asked 43 minutes ago -
At the beginning of the unit, you were asked whether you thought
it was appropriate or...
asked 57 minutes ago -
Calculate the grams of carbon in 9.32 x 10+23 molecules of
benzene (C6H6).
asked 52 minutes ago -
A 5-year Treasury bond has a 4.95% yield. A 10-year Treasury
bond yields 6.6%, and a...
asked 49 minutes ago -
suppose you own a chain of five restaurants in
downtown Vancouver. as the manager, you want...
asked 1 hour ago -
Here are summary statistics for randomly selected weights of
newborn girls:
nequals=225x overbarxequals=28.7hg, sequals=7.5hg. Construct a...
asked 1 hour ago -
Q) Simplify the following functions and implement them with two-
level NAND gate circuits:
a) F(A,B,C,D)=...
asked 1 hour ago