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• You will select an approved research article of choice to create a power point present, presenting via canvas (with voice presentation inserted into the presentation. Topic should be in the same area

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• Please use the topics Hypothesis Tests for a Population Mean, Standard Deviation Known, Hypothesis Tests for a Population Mean, Standard Deviation Unknown, Hypothesis Tests for Proportions, Determinin

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• question #22

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• Q 18 - Suppose that I have a sample of 25 women and they spend an average of $100 a week dining out, with a standard deviation of $20. The standard error of the mean for this sample is $4. Create a 95

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• answer the following questions according to the table

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• Who’s free for this assignment?

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• Hello, I was just speaking with you about my statistic assignment. I was wondering would you be able to do it for me because it is due tonight at 11:59?

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• 1. It was thought that a program of regular, moderately strenuous exercise could benefit patients who had a previous myocardial infarction. Eleven subjects participated in a study to test connection.

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• 1. Utilize SPSS Software, if available, or Microsoft Excel to calculate the following using the data set provided. Copy and paste answers for submission1. It was thought that a program of regular, mo

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• Answer the following questions

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• Who’s available for this assignment?

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• The following assignments NEED StatCrunch to be complete. I need to submit with provees. REALLY ESSAY!

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• You will be performing a descriptive statistics analysis. You will summarize the following variables, using SPSS. Please write the results of your analysis in paragraph form, and also create a table f

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• i need help with this project

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• Preparation for Final Paper This is the information for the term project in this course. This assignment will be due at the end of Module 8. For your Final Paper, you will have the opportunity to

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• Hi, If you could fill out the blank parts for me?

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• Develop a matrix for the following situation and calculate accuracy, true negative rate, and true positive rate. The illustrations from this unit's studies are linked in Resources. Comment on the util

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• What are some ways that research questions and hypotheses correspond to the literature review?  Describe of the relationships between the two. No more than 150 words and internet references only for v

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• I am in desperate need for a help on a exam i will be having soon and i am willing to pay a good amount of money! Please message me as soon as possible.

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• Make at least two charts of your findings, particularly those speaking to your independent and dependent variables. Make tables in Word of ALL your findings - Describe at least two limitations (CALCUL

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• You will be performing a descriptive statistics analysis. You will summarize the following variables, using SPSS. Please write the results of your analysis in paragraph form, and also create a table f

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• Please see attached instructions.

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• whats the main point of the Central Limit Theoremwhats the difference between a normal distribution and a standard normal distributionwhats the difference between discrete and continuous probability d

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• instruction in file

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• Answer the following question.

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• 1. Random sample of 64 bags of white cheddar popcorn weighed, on average, 5.23 ounces with a standard deviation of 0.24 ounce. Test the hypothesis that |miu symbol| = 5.5 ounces against the alternati

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• Answer with solution

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• I have 9 statistics problems that I could really use some assistance with could someone please help me.

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• Good afternoon? Who is available for this assignmen?

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• This is a statistics Project. It has 3 parts. Please read carefully and upload and submit all of the sections.You can use any dataset of your choice to analyze. I have some data sets and weblinks to u

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• This is a statistics Project. It has 3 parts. Please read carefully and upload and submit all of the sections.You can use any dataset of your choice to analyze. I have some data sets and weblinks to u

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• Greeting! I’m checking to see who is available for this assignment attached in files below?

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• This is a statistics Project. It has 3 parts. Please read carefully and upload and submit all of the sections.You can use any dataset of your choice to analyze. I have some data sets and weblinks to u

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• Part d , I’m having trouble with

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• “If children typically look like their parents, parents must also typically look like their children.” the child and parent analogy above is not strictly an example of the central limit theorem. Why?

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• “If children typically look like their parents, parents must also typically look like their children.” , the child and parent analogy above is not strictly an example of the central limit theorem. Why

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• 1. Suppose 70% of all Witt students have iPhones. You plan to take a random sample of 150 students, check which type of phone each student has, and calculate the proportion of these sampled students w

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• Hypothesis tests. 4 questions in total, I have already done one but am unsure of how to do the others. Should only take over an hour to finish.

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• 1. A manufacturer knows that their items have a normally distributed lifespan, with a mean of 3.1 years, and standard deviation of 1 years. If 3 items are picked at random, 3% of the time their mean

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• Good afternoon. Any help with these questions would be greatly appreciated

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• Interpret logistic regression and multiple logistic regression

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• Hello, I have to do a counterfactual analysis I need to see how the unemployment rate of a country like Poland would have been if Poland had not joined the European Union so i have data between 1998 a

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• The upcoming championship high school football game is a big deal in your little town. The problem is, it is being played in the next biggest town, which is two hours away! To get as many people as yo

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• 1. Micah is cooking a pork roast for his family. He wants to be sure the pork roast has an internal temperature of at least 145 degrees Fahrenheit. He uses a thermometer to measure the internal temper

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• Suppose are running a study/poll about the probability of a true negative on a test for a certain cancer. You randomly sample 149 people and find that 42 of them match the condition you are testing.

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• When Mr. Selig took over as president of Century several years ago, the use of debit cards was just beginning. The Excel file "banking" at the rEsource site contains the data. He would like an update

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• Module 2: What Words or Phrases are Ambiguous? What words or phrases are ambiguous in the death penalty article? Can you refute them with quality evidence?

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• can you do this in a couple of hours?

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• Can anyone do this right away please

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• At punkton station the probability that the 8:00am train arrives on time is 0.8. The probability that the 8:30 am arrives on time is 0.9 if the 8:00 train was on time and 0.6 if the 8:00am train was l

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