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g) T/F If a histogram is significantly skewed to the left, the mean will be less than the median. h) Fill in the blanks: According to the sampling distribution of sample means of a random variable is approximately a Theorem, the distribution, for a suitably large sample size. i) Let ß be the probability of committing a Type II error while performing a hypothesis test. Increasing the sample size will result in (circle one) • no change to ß. • B increasing. ß decreasing.

g) T/F If a histogram is significantly skewed to the left, the mean will be less than the median. h) Fill in the blanks: According to the sampling distribution of sample means of a random variable is approximately a Theorem, the distribution, for a suitably large sample size. i) Let ß be the probability of committing a Type II error while performing a hypothesis test. Increasing the sample size will result in (circle one) • no change to ß. • B increasing. ß decreasing.

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g) T/F If a histogram is significantly skewed to the left, the mean will be less than the median. h) Fill in the blanks: According to the sampling distribution of sample means of a random variable is approximately a Theorem, the distribution, for a suitably large sample size. i) Let ß be the probability of committing a Type II error while performing a hypothesis test. Increasing the sample size will result in (circle one) • no change to B. • B increasing. • B decreasing. j) Suppose two sets of numerical data, {x, x2, **, x, } and {y, Y2,*, Y,}, have the property that each y value is 5 units greater than the corresponding x value: y, = x, +5. Then (circle all that apply) 1) x = ỹ 2) s, =s, 3) F + 5 = ỹ 4) s, +5 = s,
Transcribed Image Text:g) T/F If a histogram is significantly skewed to the left, the mean will be less than the median. h) Fill in the blanks: According to the sampling distribution of sample means of a random variable is approximately a Theorem, the distribution, for a suitably large sample size. i) Let ß be the probability of committing a Type II error while performing a hypothesis test. Increasing the sample size will result in (circle one) • no change to B. • B increasing. • B decreasing. j) Suppose two sets of numerical data, {x, x2, **, x, } and {y, Y2,*, Y,}, have the property that each y value is 5 units greater than the corresponding x value: y, = x, +5. Then (circle all that apply) 1) x = ỹ 2) s, =s, 3) F + 5 = ỹ 4) s, +5 = s,
a) The scatterplot of X and Y is given below 1.0 0.5 -0.5 -1.0- 39 23.5 Song-specific age lyrs) 85 i) T/F. X and Y are strongly associated. ii) T/F. X and Y are highly correlated. That is, r| is close to 1. b) T/F In a hypothesis test, the likelihood of committing a Type I error is the same as the level of significance of the test, a . c) Suppose that for random events A and B, P(A and B)=P(A)P(B), none of which are zero. (Circle all statements that are applicable) i) ii) A and B intersect (overlap) one another. A and B are the same event. A and B are independent events. A and B are mutually exclusive events. iii) iv) 2ouasad poenw
Transcribed Image Text:a) The scatterplot of X and Y is given below 1.0 0.5 -0.5 -1.0- 39 23.5 Song-specific age lyrs) 85 i) T/F. X and Y are strongly associated. ii) T/F. X and Y are highly correlated. That is, r| is close to 1. b) T/F In a hypothesis test, the likelihood of committing a Type I error is the same as the level of significance of the test, a . c) Suppose that for random events A and B, P(A and B)=P(A)P(B), none of which are zero. (Circle all statements that are applicable) i) ii) A and B intersect (overlap) one another. A and B are the same event. A and B are independent events. A and B are mutually exclusive events. iii) iv) 2ouasad poenw
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