Discrepancies are too large for the cards to be random. The chi-squared value (12.7) indicates that the cards are not random; and from the card count you can conclude that there are too many jokers and not enough clubs.
Same as before, but this time jokers are included, and you counted 1602 these results: led,...
A poker-dealing machine is supposed to deal cards at random. In a test, you counted 1600 cards, and observed the following: Spades 410 Hearts 390 Diamonds 415 Clubs 385 Could it be that the suits are equally likely? Or are these discrepancies too much to be random? Test the appropriate hypotheses at 5%.
An inspector for the state gaming commission visited a casino to inspect a card-dealing machine. The inspector observed the suits of a small sample of the cards in the machine, and counted 404 spades, 430 hearts, 400 diamonds, and 366 clubs. 1- Calculate the Chi-squared value based on the assumption that the cards represent a random assortment. 2- Are the observed cards consistent with a random assortment of cards, or are the discrepancies too much to be random? I need...
SELF 4.24 What business and technical skills are critical Test for today's business intelligence/analytics and infor- mation management professionals? As part of InformationWeek's 2013 U.S. IT Salary Survey, business intelligence/analytics and information management professionals, both staff and managers were asked to indicate what business and technical skills are criti- cal to their job. The list of business and technical skills included Analyzing Data. The following table summarizes the responses to this skill: k. ity the hat PROFESSIONAL POSITION act- Management...