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The most popular colors for cars and light trucks change over time. Here is a relative frequency table that summarizes data on the colors of vehicles sold worldwide in a recent year. What percent of vehicles would fall in the “Other” category?

2%

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The scores on Ms. Martin’s statistics quiz had a mean of 12 and a standard deviation of 3. Ms. Martin wants to transform the scores to have a mean of 75 and a standard deviation of 12. What transformations should she apply to each test score?

New score = 4(old score) + 27

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Here is the distribution of the adjusted gross income (in thousands of dollars) reported on individual federal income tax returns in a recent year. What is the probability that a randomly chosen return shows an adjusted gross income and $50,000 or more?

0.321

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What percent of people aged 20 to 34 have IQs between 125 and 150?

21.95%N I

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<p>In recent years, approximately 55% of eligible voters take the time to vote in presidential elections. A poll based on a random sample… Does this data provide convincing evidence at the a = 0.01 level…</p>

In recent years, approximately 55% of eligible voters take the time to vote in presidential elections. A poll based on a random sample… Does this data provide convincing evidence at the a = 0.01 level…

STATE:

null: p = 0.55

alt: p does not equal 0.55

p = the proportion

<p>STATE:</p><p>null: p = 0.55</p><p>alt: p does not equal 0.55</p><p>p = the proportion</p><p></p>
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Which of the following CAN be interpreted from this dot plot?

The EPA mpg rating is greater on the highway than in the city for all but one of the cars.

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<p>A random sample of 26 high school football players was selected…</p>

A random sample of 26 high school football players was selected…

STATE:

mew, mean, all

<p>STATE:</p><p>mew, mean, all</p><p></p>
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What is the expected number of cars in a randomly selected American household?

1.75

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Find the probability that the string of lights will remain bright for 3 years.

(0.98)²0 = 0.6676

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construct and interpret a 90% confidence interval for the proportion of all U.S. adults who could name all three branches of the government.

We are 90% confident that the interval from 0.339 to 0.381 captures p = the true proportion of U.S. adults who could name all three branches of the government.

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Using the random digits provided, give the number(s) of the first class…

07

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Is this convincing evidence that more than half the students at the school would say they regularly recycle?

Yes, this would be convincing evidence that more than half the students at the school would say they regularly recycle. Only 1 of the 200 samples yielded a sample proportion of at least 0.63.

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Why is the graph steepest…

…because more shoppers spent amounts in this interval than in any other interval

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Which of the following expresses the event “child plays with 5 toys” in terms of X and gives the correct probability?

P(X=5) =OEY 0.11

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What is the range of Joey’s first 14 quiz grades? What is the range of Joey’s quiz grades…

24; 98

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The deciles… first decile of the standard Normal distribution?

-1.28

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The student body president… Construct a 99% confidence interval for p.

(0.332, 0.588)

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Which statement about the overall shape of the distribution of calories per serving is true?

The shape of the distribution is roughly symmetric with a single peak.nO

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One company’s bottles of grapefruit juice are….what conclusion can be made at the a = 0.05 sig. level?

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Tonya wants to estimate what proportion… construct at 90% confidence interval for p

(0.616, 0.824)

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What percent of large lids are too big to fit?

Approximately 0%

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What percent of Djokovic’s first serves have speeds between 100 and 110 mph?

33.64%upposeS

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Suppose Ted is creating a football team in a video game…

Q1= -218.8

Q3 = 1755.3

Julio Jones

Antonio Brown

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<p>A random sample of 24 high schools from across the US</p>

A random sample of 24 high schools from across the US

mew, mean number, all

<p>mew, mean number, all</p><p></p>
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The National Household Travel Survey gathers data on the time of day…What is the probability that the chosen trip did not begin between 9 am

0.766

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what proportion of the sample is female?

0.633

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Is the variability in sugar content of the cereals similar or different for the three shelves?

The variability in distributions of sugar content is similar for the three shelves, as they all vary from about 0 grams per serving to about 15 grams per serving.

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How many text messages did Joelle

1 test messageA

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About what percent of the cereal brand have 130 or more calories per serving?

10.40%

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First-class letters weighing more than 1 ounce require extra postage. What percent of first-class letters at this post office…

2.60%

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What percent of respondents are males and feel

12.1%

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What is the probability that neither test is positive if the athlete has used steroids?

0.02

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Flossie, the chimpanzee…Assuming Flossie sticks

A, B, P, AA, AB, AP, BA, BB, BP, PB, PP

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does the 90% confidence interval provide convincing evidence that less than half of U.S. adults could name all three branches of the government?

Yes. All of the plausible values in the interval are less that 0.5, which provides…

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last decile?

1.28

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Which of the following characteristics of the data is not made easier?

The number of values in the dataset

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Long words can make a book hard to read. What percent of words…

16%

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<p>mark claims that when given the choice, 60% of teenagers will choose….</p>

mark claims that when given the choice, 60% of teenagers will choose….

null: p = 0.60

a: p does not equal 0.60

p is proportion

<p>null: p = 0.60</p><p>a: p does not equal 0.60</p><p>p is proportion</p>
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TSA…does this result provide convincing evidence that the TSA officers did not carry out a truly random selection?

No, there is not convincing evidence…If the selection is truly random…

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Suppose Martin is a very talented used-car salesman. Mean and variance.

mean = 27.50 variance = 13.75

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gallup poll found that only 28% of American adults…this means that…

the poll used a method that gets an answer within #% of the truth about the population 95% of the time

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Note that high scores indicate good study habits and attitudes towards learning

The IQR of the distribution of SSHA scores for men is 45 and the IQR for of the distribution of SSHA scores for women is 28 studeA

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A study in Switzerland examined the number of cesarean sections…based on the computer output, which

The distribution of female doctors is more symmetric because the mean and median are closer together than the mean and media of the distribution of male doctors.

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A sample of 30 students at the local college…What is the mean test score?

5.3

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Beans and other legumes

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<p>Nielsen Mobile, “Teenagers ages 13 to 17 are by far…” </p>

Nielsen Mobile, “Teenagers ages 13 to 17 are by far…”

mew, mean number, all

<p>mew, mean number, all</p>
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You and a group of friends … what is the probability

22.38haW

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What percent of djokovic’s first serves are slower than 100 mph?

0.82%hT

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pictograph

the area of the pictures should be proportional to the number of the students they represent

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do the data suggest the critics claim, that supermarkets tend to put

Yes! where kids are most likely to see them second shelf eye level

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dog cat Venn diagram

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suppose the prevalence of a certain type of tree allergy is 0.17

0.1057

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Find the probability that the person is a graduate student

0.383

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What is the percentile for the shopper who spent $19.50?

The 26th percentile

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which of the following choices correctly describes the information presented in the graph?

The most popular color of vehicles sold that year was white, followed by black, silver, and gray

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Jim vehicle

truck, rv, tractor

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In 2016, taxicabs

mean= 4.667 miles, standard deviation = 3.778 miles

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suppose a high school gymnasium . Probability

0.14

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A drug manufacturer forms tables by compressing

The test statistics is t = 0.77 and the P-value is 0.2247

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Find the probability that eh young adult completed high school

0.87

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what is the probability that ta household owns a dog or a cat?

0.54

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Cobb, williams, and brett

all three players were at least standard deviations but Williams was the highest

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Proportion of bean variaties

0.233

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Choose an American household at random

The number of cars would typically be about 1.08 from the mean

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What percent of respondents feel their weight is just right

71.25%

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What is the event at least $20 is collected

The event is y greater than or equal to 20

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What percent of djokovics first serves are faster than 120 mph

5.48%

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Geometric distribution probability of success 0.16

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What sit eh probability the person reads la times or washington

0.6

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85th percenti

117.2 mph

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<p>Susan believes that 15% of adults can point out where the humerus bone is located </p>

Susan believes that 15% of adults can point out where the humerus bone is located

p = 0.15

p does not equal 0.15

p is proportion

<p>p = 0.15 </p><p>p does not equal 0.15 </p><p> p is proportion </p>
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What percent of easy sudoku puzzles take ms starnes

21.7%

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What percent of large lids are too small to fit

6.70%

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What is the maximum number of calories per serving (yellow histogram)

Cannot be identified

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Which histogram corresponds to the cumulative relative frequency graph

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Wild caught salmon

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Distribution of test scores for ms baddies first grade class

No outliers, right skewed

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Not an underage business student

0.8

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Downloads music and doesn’t care

.1943

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