Answer:
3) (I) Numeric , and (II) Numeric
Step-by-step explanation:
Numeric variable:
The variable assume number values.
Categorical values:
The variable assumes labels. Examples are yes/no, good/bad.
(I) Fuel economy (miles per gallon) of used car
(II) Number of auto insurance claims in a month
Both of these variables are numbers, none have labels, so they are both numeric. The correct answer is given by option 3).
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
11/22= 0.5 multiply 16 and 0.5 and you get 8
Are you saying the side is 6 inches? ie lenght of the base. i just dont think u have enough data there to work this out?
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Null hypothesis: u <= 0.784
Alternative hypothesis: u > 0.784
2. Find the test statistics: z using the one sample proportion test. First we have to find the standard deviation
Using the formula
sd = √[{P (1-P)}/n]
Where P = 0.84 and n = 750
sd =√[{0.84( 1- 0.84)/750]}
sd=√(0.84 (0.16) /750)
SD =√(0.1344/750)
sd = √0.0001792
sd = 0.013
Then using this we can find z
z = (p - P) / sd
z = (0.84-0.784) / 0.013
z =(0.056/0.013)
z = 4.3077
3. Find the p value and use it to make conclusions...
The p value at 0.02 level of significance for a one tailed test with 4.3077 as z score and using a p value calculator is 0.000008254.
4. Conclusions: the results is significant at 0.02 level of significance suck that we can conclude that its on-time arrival rate is now higher than 78.4%.
