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Math 2600 Quiz 2: Statistical Inference & Descriptive Stats (Fall 2009, Jason Stover) - Pr, Quizzes of Probability and Statistics

A quiz for math 2600, fall 2009, focusing on statistical inference and descriptive statistics. It includes questions related to finding percentiles and approximating mean and standard deviation for a normal distribution.

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Math 2600 Fall 2009 Quiz 2 Jason Stover
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Suppose a data set x1, x2, ..., x400 has a sample mean of ¯xand sample standard deviation
s.
1. If ¯x= 40 and s= 10 find two values land uwith the property that at least 3/4 of
the data are between land u.
2. Now assume the data have a symmetric, bell-shaped distribution, and assume ¯x
and shave the values mentioned in the previous problem. Find two new values l
and usuch that about 95% of the data are between land u.
3. Again assume the data have a symmetric, bell shaped distribution, but that ¯xand
sare unknown. If the minimum value of the data is 10 and the maximum is 40,
approximately what is ¯x?
4. Using the information from the previous question, find an approximate value of s.

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  3. Using the information from the previous question, find an approximate value of s.