Statistics / Mr. Hansen |
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Name:
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Test
on Chapters 13 and 14
Instructions and Scoring.
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The owner of a bakery claims
that her loaves have weight that is normally distributed with mean 16.2 oz.
and s.d. 0.8 oz. |
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Assuming that this is true,
fill in the following chart for an SRS of 250 loaves. Give all answers to 3 decimal
places, and verify that the percentages add to 100% except for possible
rounding errors. |
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Weight |
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expected (probability) |
Number
of loaves expected |
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less than 15 oz. |
______ % |
______ |
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(b) |
What do
the expected number of loaves add up to? |
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(c) |
Here are some observations for
the SRS of 250 loaves. |
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Weight |
Observed
frequency |
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less than 15 oz. |
8% |
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Conduct a goodness-of-fit
test, showing all steps. Is there evidence to refute the baker’s initial
claim? |
2. |
Researchers are interested
in the relationship between GPA and time spent playing video games for
students at Bali High School. Specifically, they wish to know whether video
gaming time can be used as a predictor of GPA. The following data came from
an SRS of students: |
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GPA |
Video
Gaming Time (Hrs./Wk.) |
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2.4 |
6 |
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(a) |
Describe the relationship
between the variables, using words that indicate the context of the problem.
Provide at least one diagram and at least one piece of quantitative evidence
to support your claim. |
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(b) |
Using video game time as a
predictor of GPA, state the line of best fit as a mathematical model in which
variables are defined. |
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(c) |
Interpret the slope in part
(b) in the context of the problem, using words such as “video gaming time”
and “GPA.” Your answer should make sense to someone who has studied little or
no statistics. |
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(d) |
Compute a 95% confidence
interval for the slope of the linear regression model. |
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(e) |
Perform a significance test
for the proposition that the true slope is positive. Show all steps. |