Transcription of Stat 371, Cecile Ane Practice problems Midterm #2, Spring 2012
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Stat 371, Cecile AnePractice problemsMidterm #2, Spring 2012 The first 3 problems are taken from previous semesters exams, with solutions at the end of thisdocument. The other problems are suggested Practice problems from the textbook, with solutionkeys at the end of the The following experiment was run to determine whether or not different flavors of ice creammelt at different speeds. Two flavors (A and B) of ice cream were stored in the same freezerin similar-sized containers. For each observation, one teaspoonful of ice cream was taken fromthe freezer, transferred to a plate, and the melting time at room temperature was observedto the nearest second. Nine observations were taken on each flavor. These are shown in thefollowing table, and the normal probability plots of these data are shown in secondsMeanSDA1009 987 955 1074 994 1040 1037 999 970 980 872 975 1061 963 857 Q Q PlotTheoretical Quantilesflavor Alllllllll Q Q PlotTheoretical Quantilesflavor B(a) Give a 95% confidence interval for the mean melting time of the flavor A ice cream inthe conditions of the experiment.
Stat 371, Cecile Ane Practice problems Midterm #2, Spring 2012 ... assigned one of the two drugs. The level of LDL (low density lipoprotein, which is sometimes ... Answers to practice problems start on page 613 of the book. Ch.8, p.198 & up: Practice problems 2, 8, 9.
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