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1. The number of points scored in an NBA season for a team has the following statistics: Games played is 82, mean = 99.6, mode = 104, and median = 102. How would you describe a graph of this data?
2. In a five number summary of a set of data, the second number in the summary can be described as all of the following BUT which wrong answer?
3. When graphing a scatterplot of data points involving two variables, what do the letters LSRL stand for?
4. If you're randomly calling students of a university to get the students' opinion on an increase on tuition costs, which students would you miss if you were guilty of undercoverage?
5. The following distribution of blood types in Brazil: O (45%), A (42%), B (10%), and AB (3%). What is the probability (within 0.1%) of choosing two random Brazilian blood donors and both having type O blood?
6. If something involves a binomial distribution, it must be able to meet four conditions. One is a fixed number of distributions. Second condition is a fixed probability of success for each trial. The third requirement is each observation falls into just one of two categories (success or fail). The fourth condition is that each observation is what?
7. Let's say the average teenager watches 2.5 hours of TV a day. You believe this number is much too low and want to do a hypothesis test to see if that claim can be supported. What would be the alternative hypothesis for the population mean of daily teenager TV hours be here?
8. We want to compare if dogs run faster in the day or at night. So you run a Matched Pairs t Test where each randomly chosen dog runs the same obstacle course in the day and at night and we can compare their time to complete the course. We flip a coin to determine if their first trial is run at night or during the day. Why?
9. Given a two-way table with four rows and three columns, which formula is used to compute the number of Degrees of Freedom (DF) to conduct a Chi-Square Test of Association/Independence?
10. A given regression equation of 2006 adults in a chosen city is: Predicted IQ = 95 + 6(Years of College Attended). If someone attended four years of college and has an IQ of 117, what is their residual value?
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