In problems below, all probabilities must be calculated using a TI83 or TI84 calculator or MS Excel. Be sure to list the calculator function in its entirety or the Excel command as your work for each problem. List the formulas for the mean and standard deviation as your work for those calculations as appropriate. Part 3: Fender Bender The article, “Should You Report That Fender-Bender?” (Consumer Reports, 2013:15), reported that 7 in 10 automobile accidents involve a single vehicle. A random sample of 25 accident reports is selected. Answer the following questions. Include your calculator functions or Excel commands for each probability question and round your answers to 4 digits. What is the probability that exactly 8 accidents involve a single vehicle? What is the probability that at most 13 accidents involve a single vehicle? What is the probability that at least 5 accidents involve a single vehicle? What is the probability that fewer than 15 accidents involve a single vehicle? What is the probability that more than 18 accidents involve a single vehicle? Find the mean and standard deviation of the accidents that involve a single vehicle. Show your formula setup and your work. Use proper symbols.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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In problems below, all probabilities must be calculated using a TI83 or TI84 calculator or MS Excel. Be sure to list the calculator function in its entirety or the Excel command as your work for each problem. List the formulas for the mean and standard deviation as your work for those calculations as appropriate.

Part 3: Fender Bender The article, “Should You Report That Fender-Bender?” (Consumer Reports, 2013:15), reported that 7 in 10 automobile accidents involve a single vehicle. A random sample of 25 accident reports is selected.

Answer the following questions. Include your calculator functions or Excel commands for each probability question and round your answers to 4 digits.