Mass of a lot of pennies is measured.The average value is calculated to be 2.262g and...
Homework Answers
Since Average value = 2.262
standard deviation = 0.249
To calculate normalized deviation for the measurement for each observation, Simply take deviation of 2.262 and divide by 0.249 from each observation.
It will normalized measurement of each observation.
Thank you.
Add Answer to:
Mass of a lot of pennies is measured.The average value is
calculated to be 2.262g and...
Everyone in the class takes a test and receives a score, and the average is calculated....
Everyone in the class takes a test and receives a score, and the average is calculated. Everyone compares their test score to the average test score, and each person’s distance from the mean test score is their deviation. People who had really low test scores or really high test scores will have large distances, or deviations, from the mean, while people who had test scores that were similar to the mean will have small distances, or deviations. If a person’s...
You calculated that the average return of your portfolio is 4% and the standard deviation is 16%
You calculated that the average return of your portfolio is 4% and the standard deviation is 16%, what is the value at risk (VaR) at 5% for your portfolio?
Using the average and standard deviations calculated for the basket masses, give the lower and upper...
Using the average and standard deviations calculated for the basket masses, give the lower and upper mass limits where we can expect to measure 68% of additional basket masses. And again for 99.7% of additional basket masses Mass #1 37.1395 Mass #2 37.4572 Mass #3 36.3751 Mass #4 38.4672 Mass #5 37.3667 Mass #6 37.7102 Mass #7 37.3480 Mass #8 37.2197 Mass #9 36.7965 Average Mass 37.32 Standard Deviation of Mass 0.6
The standard deviation is calculated as the weighted average of all the deviations of possible returns...
The standard deviation is calculated as the weighted average of all the deviations of possible returns from the expected value, and indicates how far above or below the expected value the actual value is expected to be. true or false
I need help filling out the “Q-Test Determination” as well as the “Post-Lab Questions” The directions are in the first three pictures, and the questions I need answered are in the last two pictures....
I need help filling out the “Q-Test Determination” as well as
the “Post-Lab Questions”
The directions are in the first three pictures, and the
questions I need answered are in the last two pictures.
Thanks.
O-Test Datum Rejection We may be in a situation where one data value apparently has a strong influence on the mean of a set of data Assume we have 6 data points to analyze to be sure that each point is a viable part of...
Although the Canadian and U.S. one-cent coins have slightly different dimensions and alloy compositions the two...
Although the Canadian and U.S. one-cent coins have slightly different dimensions and alloy compositions the two types of pennies have similar masses. The table below lists the masses of individual pennies from each country measured using the same balance. Compare the two sets of one-cent coins by determining calculated. Are the masses of the Canadian and U.S. one-cent coins significantly different at the 98% confidence level? The table of Student's t values can be found here. Assume that the population...
F17 UTA-701 Measurement of Volume. Complete the following calculations. a. 50 ml, beaker 2. #1 #2...
F17 UTA-701 Measurement of Volume. Complete the following calculations. a. 50 ml, beaker 2. #1 #2 #3 % e2 sees 56.6y a, 1 . Mass of beaker with "-30mL" ofwater a.2. Mass of empty beaker a.3. Mass of water a.4. True volume in beaker (calculated from mass and density) a.5. Observed Volume (as read from beaker)9 m a.6. Percent (%) error a7. Average % error Because each measurement was made with a slightly different amount of water, we will normalize...
and what is the standard error of the average value? Question 3 0.4 pts in an...
and what is the standard error of the average
value?
Question 3 0.4 pts in an experiment, you measure the period of a pendulum with a stop watch 10 times. Below is a table of your results. (Note, the stop watch you use reads to hundredths of seconds.) What would you report as the average and standard deviation of your measurement of the period? Trial Period () 1.24 1.31 1.2
Tim has calculated the average cash flow to be $16,000 with a standard deviation of $4,000....
Tim has calculated the average cash flow to be $16,000 with a standard deviation of $4,000. What cash flow would represent the bottom 3%?
Jerry has calculated the average cash flow to be $16,000 with a standard deviation of $4,000....
Jerry has calculated the average cash flow to be $16,000 with a standard deviation of $4,000. What is the probability of a cash flow being less than $9,000?
I need help filling out the “Q-Test Determination” as well as
the “Post-Lab Questions”
The directions are in the first three pictures, and the
questions I need answered are in the last two pictures.
Thanks.
O-Test Datum Rejection We may be in a situation where one data value apparently has a strong influence on the mean of a set of data Assume we have 6 data points to analyze to be sure that each point is a viable part of...
Although the Canadian and U.S. one-cent coins have slightly different dimensions and alloy compositions the two types of pennies have similar masses. The table below lists the masses of individual pennies from each country measured using the same balance. Compare the two sets of one-cent coins by determining calculated. Are the masses of the Canadian and U.S. one-cent coins significantly different at the 98% confidence level? The table of Student's t values can be found here. Assume that the population...
F17 UTA-701 Measurement of Volume. Complete the following calculations. a. 50 ml, beaker 2. #1 #2 #3 % e2 sees 56.6y a, 1 . Mass of beaker with "-30mL" ofwater a.2. Mass of empty beaker a.3. Mass of water a.4. True volume in beaker (calculated from mass and density) a.5. Observed Volume (as read from beaker)9 m a.6. Percent (%) error a7. Average % error Because each measurement was made with a slightly different amount of water, we will normalize...
and what is the standard error of the average
value?
Question 3 0.4 pts in an experiment, you measure the period of a pendulum with a stop watch 10 times. Below is a table of your results. (Note, the stop watch you use reads to hundredths of seconds.) What would you report as the average and standard deviation of your measurement of the period? Trial Period () 1.24 1.31 1.2
Most questions answered within 3 hours.
-
You are planning for retirement. You plan to work for 20 years.
Starting a year from...
asked 2 minutes ago -
which of the following is capital?
the barn a farmer uses to hold the chickens he...
asked 4 minutes ago -
10. Two forces act on a 3 kg object, the gravitational force and
a second, constant...
asked 14 minutes ago -
Dividing Partnership Net Loss
Leigh Meadows and Byron Leef formed a partnership in which the
partnership...
asked 11 minutes ago -
Discuss how Entrepreneurial leadership style differs
from traditional leadership?
asked 37 minutes ago -
A futuristic design for a car is to have a large solid
disk-shaped flywheel within the...
asked 35 minutes ago -
Solid NaOH is added to a solution of 0.50 M acetic acid until
the pH of...
asked 38 minutes ago -
Which of the following statements is not a characteristic of the
Internal Revenue Code?
A) The...
asked 46 minutes ago -
Say true or false and explain it.
A heap is represented using an array. The array...
asked 56 minutes ago -
Explain how the DNA replication enzyme complex is organized and
functions, please don't copy paste from...
asked 55 minutes ago -
how
can personality contribute to one scoring high on the need to
evaluate measurement by Jarvis?
asked 56 minutes ago -
A high jumper is attempting to jump over a crossbar that is
placed at a height...
asked 1 hour ago