Questions from Business Statistics


Q: Explain why you would not reject the null hypothesis if the P

Explain why you would not reject the null hypothesis if the P-value were 0.370.

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Q: Refer to the instructions given prior to this exercise. The paper

Refer to the instructions given prior to this exercise. The paper “college Students’ Social networking experiences on facebook” (Journal of Applie...

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Q: During the 2016 NBA Finals, Kevin Love of the Cleveland Cavaliers

During the 2016 NBA Finals, Kevin Love of the Cleveland Cavaliers successfully made 5 three-point shots out of 19 attempts. Assume that these attempts comprise a sample that is representative of his a...

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Q: A survey of a representative sample of 478 U.S.

A survey of a representative sample of 478 U.S. employers found that 359 ranked stress as their top health and productivity concern (June 29, 2016, www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2016/06/29/852338...

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Q: In mid-2016 the United Kingdom (UK) withdrew from

In mid-2016 the United Kingdom (UK) withdrew from the European Union (an event known as “Brexit”), causing economic concerns throughout the world. One indicator tha...

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Q: The report titled “One in Three American Households Are Stuck in

The report titled “One in Three American Households Are Stuck in a Relationship with a Financial Services Provider They Don’t Trust” (June 29, 2016, www.businesswire.com/news /home/20160629005198/en/A...

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Q: A 2016 study of 120 U.S. brand-name

A 2016 study of 120 U.S. brand-name products found that 70% were active on Snapchat (June 15, 2016, www.businessinsider.com/what-exactly-are-brands-posting-on-snapchat-2016-6, retrieved May 4, 2017)....

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Q: Two statistics are being considered for estimating the value of a population

Two statistics are being considered for estimating the value of a population characteristic. The sampling distributions of the two statistics are shown here. Explain why Statistic II would be preferre...

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Q: Two statistics are being considered for estimating the value of a population

Two statistics are being considered for estimating the value of a population characteristic. The sampling distributions of the two statistics are shown here. a. Suppose the actual value of the popula...

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Q: Will pˆ from a random sample from a population with 60%

Will pˆ from a random sample from a population with 60% successes tend to be closer to 0.6 for a sample size of n = 400 or a sample size of n = 800? Provide an explanation for your choice.

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