• Identify data source. You need to have at least 100 data points. If you are going to use other people’s data, make sure the source of data is clearly identified. • You may already have data you can use in the form of historical data such as utility bills, phone bills, bank statements, etc. • If you have a job, you may be able […]
Exercises for Chapter 3 (The school data is in the attachment) This exercise utilizes the data set schools-a.sav, which can be downloaded from this website: www.routledge.com/9781138289734 1.You are interested in investigating if being above or below the median income (medloinc) impacts ACT means (act94) for schools. Complete the necessary steps to examine univariate grouped data in order to respond to the questions below. Although deletions and/or […]
Exercises for Chapter 3 (The school data is in the attachment) This exercise utilizes the data set schools-a.sav, which can be downloaded from this website: www.routledge.com/9781138289734 1.You are interested in investigating if being above or below the median income (medloinc) impacts ACT means (act94) for schools. Complete the necessary steps to examine univariate grouped data in order to respond to the questions below. Although deletions and/or […]
For a random sample of 256 owners of medium-sized cars, it was found that their average monthly car insurance premium for comprehensive cover was R356. Assume that the population standard deviation is R44 per month and that insurance premiums are normally distributed. (a) Find the 95% confidence interval for the average monthly comprehensive car insurance premium paid by all owners of medium-sized cars. Interpret the […]
For a random sample of 256 owners of medium-sized cars, it was found that their average monthly car insurance premium for comprehensive cover was R356. Assume that the population standard deviation is R44 per month and that insurance premiums are normally distributed. (a) Find the 95% confidence interval for the average monthly comprehensive car insurance premium paid by all owners of medium-sized cars. Interpret the […]
You will be plotting the data on the grid shown below, graphing the number of cell phones on the x-axis (number of cell phones is the domain and the independent variable). You will be graphing profit on the y-axis (profit is the range and the dependent variable). Remember that the domain is the set of all possible values of an independent variable of a function […]
For your first essay, you will begin to think about how the social sciences can be used to address social problems. Read the instructions and guidelines below carefully and review the grading rubric before submitting your work. Instructions: Find a NEWS article that addresses a current social problem facing your community (local, national, or global) that you are concerned about. (A news article is an […]
For your first essay, you will begin to think about how the social sciences can be used to address social problems. Read the instructions and guidelines below carefully and review the grading rubric before submitting your work. Instructions: Find a NEWS article that addresses a current social problem facing your community (local, national, or global) that you are concerned about. (A news article is an […]
Compare and contrast the facts in both cases. How was the Anti Cyber-squatting Consumer Protection Act applied in these cases? Present an argument to support a person who purchased a domain name years before the name became famous. Should they be found guilty of cyber-squatting? Present an ethical argument for both parties in these cases. *The instructions as a whole are attached via word doc* […]
Compare and contrast the facts in both cases. How was the Anti Cyber-squatting Consumer Protection Act applied in these cases? Present an argument to support a person who purchased a domain name years before the name became famous. Should they be found guilty of cyber-squatting? Present an ethical argument for both parties in these cases. *The instructions as a whole are attached via word doc* […]