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Material Type: Quiz; Class: Statistical Methods; Subject: STA: Statistics; University: Valencia Community College; Term: Unknown 1989;
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Quiz #3 STA sample proportion sampling distributions
Provide all of your answers/explanations/work in the spaces provided. However, you may attach additional work if you want to. Write your quiz up with your name, date, and the time and days that you attend the class. Show all work for full credit. Your submitted quiz should be neat, clear and detailed. It should not be a rough draft. When in doubt, include as much relevant, correct information pertaining to your answer as possible. Remember, start early and seek out help if you “get stuck.” There are two printed pages to this quiz.
a) (3 pts.) What are the mean and standard deviation of the sampling distribution of sample proportions for random samples of 300 American drivers? Show how you obtained these numerical values, i.e., show all work for full credit!
b) (4 pts.) Clearly, with detail, and using appropriate labeling notation , sketch the distribution of the proportions of American drivers who read the newspaper while driving, each obtained from random samples of 300 American drivers.
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Use your calculator to answer the following questions. Round your answers to four decimal places. Don’t put down just answers, i.e., show all work for full credit!
c) (3 pts.) What is the area under the curve between (^) p ˆ (^) = 0. 04 and (^) p ˆ (^) = 0. 09?
d) (4 pts.) A proportion of 300 American drivers would be considered “extreme” if it is in the upper 5% of all such proportions. What proportions, derived from 300 American drivers apiece, are considered “extreme?”
e) (3 pts.) What is the probability that at most 3% of a sample of 300 American Drivers read the newspaper while driving?
f) (3 pts.) Suppose that 33 out of 300 selected American drivers read the newspaper while driving. What percent of sample proportions are greater than this?
g) (3 pts.) What is the z-score for the proportion of the sample at the beginning of this problem (in the paragraph before question a )?