04/12/19

While researching lifestyle changes to improve heart health, you come across a research article reporting that the average American consumes about 2,700 calories per day (μ = 2,700).

You come across another article that refutes this, stating that a sample of Americans consumed significantly less than this mean standard on average, t(50) = 3.363, p < 0.05 (η2 = 0.18).... more

Dependent probability (One answer)

A bag contains 2 red marbles, 2 green marbles, and 4 blue marbles.If we choose a marble, then another marble without putting the first one back in the bag, what is the probability that the first... more

04/08/19

Ty went to a park near her home.

All the people at the park were either hiking or bike riding. There were 178 more hikers than bike riders. If there were a total 676 people at the park, how many were hiking and how many were... more

04/03/19

comparing pre-test scores with post-test scores

I gave a pre-test to 72 students. The average of the scores was 8.8Later a gave the same test (post-test) to the same 72 student. The average of the scores was 66How can I show a comparison of... more

04/01/19

What is the difference between populations and samples?

03/27/19

Add 8 more to 3

03/26/19

What are the different types of probability sampling?

03/20/19

How To Find The Diagonal Of A Prism?

Standard format for phone numbers?

I've recently noticed a wider variety in how phone numbers are presented, both in print and online, specifically with regard to spacing & punctuation.Examples: +1 (555) 123 4567 +1 (555)... more

sorry guys idk how to do this and i really need help

A recipe calls for 5/8 pound of cheese per batch. Assuming you have enough of the other ingredients, how many batches of the recipe can you make with 5 pounds of cheese?

11/18/17

Which SPSS analysis can tell which interventions has benefited the patients most?

I have pre and post scores for each interventions. There are significant differences in the pair sample t test for each of the interventions.

03/29/15

What “pictures, numbers and assumptions” are relevant when computing a correlation coefficient ....

please explain:   What “pictures, numbers and assumptions” are relevant when computing a correlation coefficient using the Pearson r formula?

Before concluding that a “cause and effect” relationship may exist for a set of paired observations (X,Y) ....

explain:    Before concluding that a “cause and effect” relationship may exist for a set of paired observations (X,Y), one must first rule out alternative explanations that seem plausible. List... more

02/15/15

Help with Probability Question!!!

Of all the college degrees awarded in the United States, 50% are bachelors degrees, 59% are earned by women, and 29% are bachelors degrees earned by women. Make Venn diagram and use it to answer... more

probability

A floor is covered with 64 square foot tiles. All the tiles are beige except for the ones listed in the table. If you toss a quarter on the floor at random, what is the probability that it will... more

Tossing a fair coin - probability And statistics - deviation

What is the deviation for 10 coin tosses? (Observed tosses 5 heads 5 tails)    what at is the deviation for 100 coin tosses? (Observed tosses 52 heads 48 tails)   What what is the deviation for... more

Statistic Help, and I need it fast

A tire manufacturer designed a new trend pattern for its weather tires. Repeatered test were conducted on cars of approximately the same weight traveling at 60 miles per hour. The test showed that... more

how to construct a histogram and percentage polygon

how do i do this given a set of data in excel

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