1. When constructing a confidence interval to estimate a
population proportion, what affects the size of...
1. When constructing a confidence interval to estimate a
population proportion, what affects the size of the margin of
error?
A. The sample size
B. The sample proportion
C. The confidence level
D. All of the above affect the size of the margin of error
E. None of the above affect the size of the margin of error
2. What percentage of couples meet through online dating
apps? A survey of a random sample of couples finds that 12% say...
Part 1: z-Procedures In this part, we will use z-procedures.
z-procedures are both confidence intervals and...
Part 1: z-Procedures In this part, we will use z-procedures.
z-procedures are both confidence intervals and hypothesis tests
that use a Normal distribution. They are called z-procedures
because they rely on a z-test statistic and/or a z-critical value.
So far, we can use z-procedures for a population mean knowing the
population standard deviation. In Part 1, you will use the data
file TempSample00-18.
(THIS IS DATA) YEAR,Month,High Temperature
2000,Jan,45
2000,Jan,48
2001,Jan,49
2003,Jan,62
2003,Jan,53
2004,Jan,42
2004,Jan,47
2005,Jan,40
2005,Jan,47
2006,Jan,48
2006,Jan,47
2007,Jan,51...
This quiz relates to Section 8.1 - Confidence Intervals
for a Population Proportion. The indicated problems...
This quiz relates to Section 8.1 - Confidence Intervals
for a Population Proportion. The indicated problems relate to
exercises found on pp. 501-503 in the main textbook
(IPS).
You will have two attempts at this quiz. I suggest you
do all of them first on paper. After the first attempt, you should
write down which ones you answered correctly and which one
incorrectly, as well as any hints that were given. Then re-solve
the problems and take the quiz a...
Everyday investment company Sharesies was launched in February
2017, after conducting research on New Zealanders’ attitudes...
Everyday investment company Sharesies was launched in February
2017, after conducting research on New Zealanders’ attitudes
towards investing. Prior to launching the company, the co-founders
interviewed over 200 people asking them “If I gave you $50 right
now, and you had to do something with it in the next 5 minutes what
would you do?” Only 5 out of 200 people chose an option to save or
invest the $50. More popular options were bills, online shopping,
coffees, vouchers, food,...
Everyday investment company Sharesies was launched in February
2017, after conducting research on New Zealanders’ attitudes...
Everyday investment company Sharesies was launched in February
2017, after conducting research on New Zealanders’ attitudes
towards investing. Prior to launching the company, the co-founders
interviewed over 200 people asking them “If I gave you $50 right
now, and you had to do something with it in the next 5 minutes what
would you do?” Only 5 out of 200 people chose an option to save or
invest the $50. More popular options were bills, online shopping,
coffees, vouchers, food,...
CASE: Sharesies: NZ investment platform
Everyday investment company Sharesies was launched in February
2017, after conducting...
CASE: Sharesies: NZ investment platform
Everyday investment company Sharesies was launched in February
2017, after conducting research on New Zealanders’ attitudes
towards investing. Prior to launching the company, the co-founders
interviewed over 200 people asking them “If I gave you $50
right now, and you had to do something with it in the next 5
minutes what would you do?” Only 5 out of 200 people chose an
option to save or invest the $50. More popular options were bills,...