4. A grocery story recorded amount of time that 20 randomly selected shoppers waited in checkout...
Here are some prices for randomly selected grocery items from the grocery store: Items Prices: Cheese $3.29 Butter $4.99 Eggs $3.49 Yogurt $3.49 Juice $3.89 Tea $3.69 Chips $3.99 Soda $1.99 Pastry $2.99 Cerrial $4.99 Oats $3.29 Almond Milk $2.79 Almonds $4.39 Popcorn $3.29 Crackers $3.59 Ice Cream $6.99 Cookies $2.99 Jam $3.69 Peanut Butter $3.29 Coffee $3.19 Green Tea $4.99 BBQ Sauce $2.99 Oil $6.69 Mayonnaise $4.59 Mustard $2.99 1. Compute the sample mean x and the sample standard...
The drive-through service times were recorded for 95 randomly selected customers at a McDonald's restaurant. Those times had a sample mean of 127.8 seconds. The standard deviation o = 60.6 seconds. Construct a 95% confidence interval estimate of the population mean. O (112.54, 124.78) O (115.61, 139.99) O (111.68, 129.43) O (127.8, 188.4)
[ 14 pts) A fast food company wants to estimate the mean amount of time that it takes for customers to receive their food at its take out window. A random sample of 35 customers has a sample mean of 178.7 seconds and a sample standard deviation of 14.8 seconds. a) (2 pts) Find a point estimate for the mean amount of time at a take out window b) (12 pts) Without using the T-interval feature on the calculator construct...
Please show hand written work for everything including formulas etc. 4. a) The drive-through services times were recorded for 71 randomly selected customers at the In N Out restaurant. Those times had a mean of 195.3 seconds and a standard deviation of 64.2 seconds. Construct a 95% C.I estimate of the population mean b) The drive- through service times were recorded for 81 randomly selected costumers at Wendy's restaurant. Those times had a mean of 132.8 seconds and a standard...
Please show hand written work for everything including formulas etc. 4. a) The drive-through services times were recorded for 71 randomly selected customers at the In N Out restaurant. Those times had a mean of 195.3 seconds and a standard deviation of 64.2 seconds. Construct a 95% C.I estimate of the population mean b) The drive- through service times were recorded for 81 randomly selected costumers at Wendy's restaurant. Those times had a mean of 132.8 seconds and a standard...
1) Two hundred randomly selected women in a certain city, including those who are working, were asked the time they spend in the beauty salon for each visit. The average time was 44 minutes with a standard deviation of 16 minutes. Construct an 80% confidence interval for the mean time spent in the salon by all the women in the city. a.[43.05, 44.95] b.[43.76, 44.24] c.[42.55, 45.45] d.[43.64, 44.36] e.[42.45, 45.55] 2) In order to estimate the mean number of...
17.6-9. The Friendly Neighbor Grocery Store has a single check- out stand with a full-time cashier. Customers arrive randomly at the stand at a mean rate of 30 per hour. The service-time distribu- tion is exponential, with a mean of 1.5 minutes. This situation has resulted in occasional long lines and complaints from customers. Therefore, because there is no room for a second checkout stand. the manager is considering the alternative of hiring another person to help the cashier by...
5. The servicing time at the drive-through lane of a fast food restaurant follows an exponential distribution. The average servicing time is 2 minutes. (4 points) YORKVILLE BUSI 1013 statistics for Business What is the probability that it takes more than 2.5 minutes to service a customer at the drive-through lane? b. a. What percent of customers at the drive-through lane will take between 1 to 3 minutes to service? Part B 1. A simple random sample of 50 customers...
The manager for a large grocery store chain would like to determine if a new cash register will enable cashiers to process a larger number of items on average than the cash register which they are currently using. Seven cashiers are randomly selected, and the number of grocery items which they can process in three minutes is measured for both the old cash register and the new cash register. Thus, for the same 7 cashiers, you get two data values...
35 people are randomly selected and the accuracy of their wristwatches is checked, with positive errors representing watches that are ahead of the correct time and negative errors representing watches that are behind the correct time. The 35 values have a mean of 115sec and a population standard deviation of 199sec. Use a 0.02 significance level to test the claim that the population of all watches has a mean of 0sec (use a two-sided alternative). How to put into TI...