Suppose a graphing calculator is used to choose a random integer (whole #) between 1 and 60, with each integer having an equal chance of being selected. (2 pts each)
a) What is the probability that the number chosen is greater than 39?
b) Use the Addition Rule to find the probability that the calculator selects a number that is greater than 39 or is an even number less than 15.
c) Use the Addition Rule to find the probability that the calculator selects a number that is either greater than 39 or is an even number.
2. An instructor collects the home addresses of each student in a class of 30 students. Suppose A represents the event that all the students in the class live on different streets. (2 pts each)
a) Describe, in a sentence, what the event (A complement) represents.
The average expenditure per student, based on daily average attendance, for a certain school year was Php 496,176.00, with a population standard deviation of Php 74,880.00.
A survey for the next school year of 150 randomly selected students resulted in a sample average expenditure of Php 518,304.00. Do these results indicate that the average expenditure has decreased? Choose your own level of significance.
The average monthly cell phone bill was reported to be Php 2,400.00. Random sampling of a large cell phone company found the following monthly cell phone charges.
2,679.85 2,461.00
2,902.56 3,023.25
2,812.80 2,361.50
2,394.20 3,380.16
2,517.60 2,403.95
At the .05 level of significance, can it be concluded that the average phone bill has increased?