With a large number of coin tosses, the law of average says the percentage of heads is likely %.  Suppose that you randomly pick a large number of tickets from a box with tickets numbered from 1 to 10 with replacement. The law of average says that the percentage of the number of tickets that you pick that is from 1 to 4 is %. Suppose that you randomly pick a large number of tickets from a box with tickets numbered from 1 to 10 with replacement. The law of average says that the percentage of the number of tickets that you pick that is 5 or higher is %.

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A: Given that  Sample sizes n1=200 , n2=250 Sample proportion p1^=37%=0.37 p2^=49%=0.49

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A: Given: Proportion of men in 2000, p1=0.604Proportion of women in 2000, p2=0.45Sample size of men, n1...

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A: From the given information, the population mean is 99.2 and the population standard deviation is 20.

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A: Given that  Sample size n =400 Sample mean =40 Population standard deviation =25

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A: Given that data  4.00, 5.26, 4.84, 6.77, 5.23, 5.64, 3.84, 6.4, 3.35, 4.28 First I want to find mean...

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A: Solution-: Our aim to find 99% C.I. of the given data for mean mass of batteries from this factory.

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Q: 6. In a binomial experiment with n = 5 and p = 0.23, find the probability of 1 success. %3D %3D

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A: Given that  Sample sizes n1=1120 , n2=1048 Sample proportion p1^=0.47 , p2^=0.46      

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Q: Sales representatives earned these commissions last month: PhP 4377.00 PhP 3183.00 PhP 1970.00 PhP 2...

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A: Given that  Sample size n =11 Degree of freedom =df = n-1 90 % confidence interval.