10. Suppose you increase the sample size and keep everything else the same. What happens to the margin of error?

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A: In general, we will decide the test based on the alternative hypothesis.

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A: We have to determine which statement is true for given situation.

Q: Suppose multiple samples of size n  are drawn from a population with a probability of success equal…

A: Defined : probability of success equal to 57% p=0.57

Q: (A) Variance relates to how the values in the data set are positioned relative to each other. (B) A…

A: Variance is the measure of dispersion. It measure the squared difference of each observation from…

Q: find the standard error of mean for each sampling distribution. O=30, N=4. O=30, N=16. O=30, N=64.

A: Solution: To find standard error of the following given data  standard error=sigma/sqrt(n) 1):…

Q: If the sociologist can sample 100 women, what will the margin of error be?

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Q: Hello Ritty created a sampling distribution that looks like the below. Her PI (principal…

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Q: ☐True ☐FalseThetratio in a one-sample t-test essentially tells you how many standard errors of the…

A: A one sample t-test is simply used to test the value of a population parameter while comparing it…

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A: Standard Error of a sample proportion is given by:

Q: Which is NOT a way to increase statistical power? A. Do the test again B. Increase sample size C.…

A: We have given that  a statement about not  to increase the statistical power.

Q: n each part, tell whether the sampling method is random and also if it is biased. If it is not…

A: Sampling bias: Sampling bias occurs when a certain part of the population is favored more into the…

Q: Suppose that the true proportion of success in some population is 0.1 . The figure below shows the…

A: 1. Each of the point on the plots represent represents the proportion of success for the sample.…

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Q: When having random numbers what is used SURVEYS OR EXPERIMENTS?

A: Here's the explanation for this is as follows; Note that ,Experiment came from the Latin word…

Q: Fifteen percent of U.S. employees who are late for work blame oversleeping. You randomly select four…

A: Suppose a random variable X, defines that the number of U.S. employees who are late for work and…

Q: Suppose 378 of 600 voters support a Presidential candidate. What is the variance of the sampling…

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Q: The average income in a certain region in 2013 was $68,000 per person per year. Suppose the standard…

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Q: The mean of the sampling distribution of the sample mean is smaller than the mean of the…

A: According to Central limit theorem, when repeated sample of size n is drawn from a population with…

Q: Births There are about 11,000 births each day in the United States, and the proportion of boys born…

A: a)Here, the samples of the same size are taken from the same population every day.

Q: Q. 20 What do you understand by progressive average?

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Q: he mean of the sampling distribution of P1-P2, the difference between sample proportions, is P1-P2…

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Q: 3. For a final class project, a student plans to survey a representative sample of 50 students and…

A: Provided information is, for a final class project a student plans to survey a representative sample…

Q: Using the descriptive statistics above, find the sample variance.

A: Measure of central tendency measures the central or average value of a dataset. Measures of…

Q: how do you find the mean of the sampling distribution equals 98?

A: We have given that Mean(µ) = 9Standard deviations (σ) = 2.3X ~ N (µ, σ )= N(9, 2.3) If a sample of…

Q: how do you find the simple random sample of 15 restaurants?

A: In simple random sampling each member of the population has an equal chance of being included in the…

Q: The z-score for the sampling distribution is given by z = Find z when z = 15, Hz = 15, oz = 22, %3D…

A: Given that, X¯ = 15μX = 15σX = 22n = 16

Q: If the sample size is increased, the margin of error will decrease.   True or False

A: Given statement : " If the sample size is increased, the margin of error will decrease "

Q: Compute the point estimate for the difference between the means. Report the standard error of the…

A: Given that n1=15, n2=12

Q: 6. Events that have no outcomes in common 7. The general addition rule for two events (formula) 8.…

A: 6. Events that have no outcomes in common - Mutually exclusive or Disjoint events.

Q: Complete the sentence: As the sample size n increases, A the standard error decreases while the…

A: The sample size increased.

Q: ASSIMILATION: Riley is a music DJ. So far, her average playing time per day is 5 hours, with a…

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Q: When the sample size decreases from n = 50 to n = 10, what happens to the standard error

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Q: ne difference in the mean and median indicate ne difference in the mean and median indicate

A: Given: Median = 8000 Mean = 69000

Q: Prof. Jacob wants to know, with 90% confidence, the proportion of students who like to eat in the…

A: Given, Confidence interval, α = 90 Sample proportion, p^ = 0.62 Margin of error, M.E = 0.025

Q: How do you find sample variance and population variance?

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Q: 2. Find the median survival.

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