f the sample size had been smaller, the power would have been smaller. O True O False

Q: [t (47) = -8.21, p = .03] Based on the parenthetical statement given above, what is the sample size…

A: The t-critical value at 47 degrees of freedom is -0.82.

Q: Find the standardized test statistic t for a sample with n = 10,  xbar= 12.7, s = 1.3, and α = 0.05…

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Q: A question is asked of a class of 2700 freshman, and 25% of the students know the correct answer. If…

A: Given Data population proportion,p = 0.25 sample size n = 81

Q: R adjusts for the sample size and the number of B parameters in the model and will therefore be…

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Q: The population of scores from which you drew the samples for a sampling distribution is called the

A: Solution The population of scores from which you drew the samples for a sampling distribution is…

Q: Q1) The percentage of NON Defective production is 10%. If a sample of 5 lap tops randomly been drawn…

A: Let, X = number of defective laptops. p= probability of defective = (1-10%)=(1-.10)=0.9 n=5

Q: A null hypothesis states that p=.5, the observed sample proportion is p=.592 with a sample size of…

A: Given, p0 = 0.5 P^ = 0.592 n = 67

Q: Text the hypothesis that o 8 given that s = 10 for a random sample of size 51.

A: n=51, s=10, σ=8

Q: Suppose it is reported that 30% of cars on the road are speeding. You take a random sample of 100…

A: p^ = x/n Here x = 40 and n = 100

Q: . For a population with o = 16, how large a sample is necessary to have a standard error that is a.…

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Q: The sample sizes from each population, ng and n2, have to be equal. True or False? O True O False

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Q: Q2/ Let random sample X, N(u, 82), then Y E T. (*")

A: Given that the random variables  Xi~Nμ, δ2  and Y=∑i=1nxi-μδ2

Q: a. Compute the mean of the following sample values: 1.3, 7.0, 3.6, 4.1, 5.0. b. Show that D(x – X) =…

A: 4. a. The given sample values are:1.3, 7.0, 3.6, 4.1, 5.0. The sample size is, n=5. Need to…

Q: Find the standardized test statistic for a sample with n= 10,x = 9.7s = 1.3 and α = 0.05 if H0:μ…

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Q: A client of ABC consulting firm insists on a 99% reliability for the sample results that they…

A: Since, you have posted multiple questions, We have provided answer for 1st question. Please post the…

Q: Suppose that for a sample size of n = 9, we have ; = 93 and ? = 1700. Calculate the sample standard…

A: Standard deviation is given by, s=√E(x2)-(E(X))2 E(X)= (summation Xi)/n And E(x2)= (summation Xi2)/n…

Q: The symbol represents the mean of all possible sample proportions from samples of size n. False True

A: In this case, we need to identify the given statement is true or not.

Q: A population of N = 200 scores has u = 40 and o = 4. What is the population variance? O 33 O 8 0 9 O…

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Q: Which statement is TRUE? The probability of choosing a spade card equals the probability of choosing…

A: 3) is a correct option. Total cards 52. Number of number cards =40 Number of face cards =12 The…

Q: The results of a study that used an independent samples t-test was t(28) = 2.14, p = .01. Based on…

A: t(28) means that degree of freedom  = 28 Now, degree of freedom for a t-test one sample case  = n-1.

Q: ina previous poll, 35% of adults with children under the age of 18 reported that their family ate…

A: The given data is, p0=0.35, x= 361, n= 1088p^=xn=3611088=0.3318α=0.05

Q: Which of the following sample results yields a 95% CI for µ with the smallest width and why? (i) x =…

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Q: The symbol u represents the mean of a sample of size n. True False

A: We know that the  μ represents the population mean which is equal to the E(X) i.e. μ=E(X) is known…

Q: When finding the t-value, how many degrees of freedom do we have from a sample size of n=10?

A: Degrees of freedom = n-1

Q: 3. For a population with µ = 40 and o = 8, what is the z-score corresponding to X = 34?

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Q: . A researcher has an experiment that needs 20 scores to get enough power to be significant. a. If…

A: Given:  A researcher has an experiment that needs 20 scores to get enough power to be significant.

Q: The symbol i represents the population mean of all possible sample means of size n. True O False

A: The symbol x̅ represent the population mean of all possible sample mean of size n.

Q: a. Compute the mean of the following sample values: 5, 9, 4, 10. b. Show that E(x - X) = 0, %3D 3.

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Q: If a researcher reported for a single-sample t-test that t(17) = 2.90, p<.02, how many subjects…

A: It is given that the test is single-sample t test and the degrees of freedom is 17.

Q: t(23) = 3.20, p = .01.

A: Given, t(23)=3.20 p=0.01

Q: B are defined on a common sample D30.56, find P(A and B).

A: Here use basic probability rule

Q: The symbol μ¯xμx¯ represents the mean of a sample of size n. True False

A: The given statement is TRUE. Because, the symbol µx-bar represents the mean of a sample size, n

Q: What is the P (t < -0.3) with a sample size of 13.

A: The sample size is, n = 13 The degree of freedom is, df= n-1   =13-1   =12

Q: d. How would the sampling distribution of i change if the sample size n were doubled from 100 to…

A: how would the sampling distribution of x bar change if the sample size n were doubled from 100 to…

Q: Large passenger vans are thought to have a high propensity of rollover accidents when fully loaded.…

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Q: The degrees of freedom for the comparison of two sample means in a testing hypothesis with n1 = 12,…

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Q: The symbol x¯ represents the population mean of all possible sample means of size n. False True

A: The correct option is identified below: Population mean: Sample mean:

Q: A researcher reports t(22) = 5.30, p &lt; .01 for an independent measures experiment. how many…

A: Given information researcher reports t(22) = 5.30, p &lt; .01 Degrees of freedom is given by d.o.f =…

Q: The symbol μx¯   represents the population mean of all possible sample means from samples of size n.…

A: Given that, The symbol µx̄ represents the population mean of all possible sample means from samples…

Q: all samples lead to a good prediction about an entire population Select one: O True O False

A: The given statement "all samples lead to a good prediction about an entire population " is False.…

Q: When n=64 whales are randomy selected, what would be the mean of the sampling distribution? Hã= 18…

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Q: Find the sample space for each experiment below: a. Throw a coin twice: S= b. Throw two dice: S=

A: Sample space- A possible outcome of a random experiment is called outcome. The collection of all…

Q: What is the P(t > -0.4) with a sample size of 13.

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Q: If s=16 and the estimated standard error is 2, then the sample size must equal to ___.

A: It is given that the sample standard deviation is 16 and standard error is 2.

Q: Which of the following sample results yields a 95% CI for µ with the smallest width and why? (i) x =…

A: For some constant c, the width of the interval is

Q: In order to generalize to a population a sample must be randomly selected O a. Cannot say O b. True…

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Q: With a sample size of 5, the P(t<x)=0.57P(t<x)=0.57. What is xx

A: Given Information: Sample size (n) = 5 P(t &lt; x) = 0.57 To find the value of X:   The area to the…

Q: Which of the statements below is true:a. Larger sample sizes produce greater sampling errorb. Larger…

A: Since we know the formula for Margin of error is- From this formula we can see that margin of error…

Q: For a random sample drawn from a population, which of the following statement TRUE?

A: Here use central limit theorem for checking Normality of sampling distribution

Q: Compute the sample variance for this sample:                 n = 17 and SS = 72

A: The variance of the sample is given by: