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TEST I. TRUE or FALSE (10 points) Directions: Read and analyze each item carefully. Choose T, if the statement is TRUE. Choose F, if otherwise. SHOW YOUR SOLUTIONS. (2pts each) 1. When the degrees of freedom increases, the t distribution approaches the normal distribution. 2. When you have a small degree of freedom, the t distribution is considerably more varied than the normal distribution. 3. When there are more than 30 degrees of freedom, t distribution is used. 4. It is a symmetric distribution that is peaked at the center, and approaches the horizontal axis the farther from the center of the distribution the t value is Z distribution. 5. Population proportion is a part of a population with a particular attribute, expressed as a fraction, decimal or percentage of the whole population. TEST II. MULTIPLE CHOICE ( 50 points) Directions: Read and analyze each item carefully. Write the letter that corresponds to your answer on the any paper before you transfer it in google form. If the correct answer is not within the choices, choose letter E. SHOW YOUR SOLUTIONS. (2pts each) 1. A rule for calculating two numbers, Li and L2, which can be used to generate an interval of real numbers that we hope contains the true value of the parameter is called A. Point Estimate C. Point Estimation B. Interval Estimation D. Interval Estimate 2. A number of the boarding line separating sample statistics that are likely to occur from those that are not likely to occur is called A. Critical Value C. Confidence Level COR 006/Statistics and Probability PERFORMANCE TASK B. Confidence Interval D. Alpha ( a ) 3. It is some small probability that the method of constructing confidence intervals will fail. A. Critical Value C. Confidence Level B. Confidence Interval D. Alpha ( a ) 4. It is a symmetric distribution but have fatter tails than normal. A. Standard Distribution C. Standard Normal Distribution B. T distribution D. Z distribution FOR NUMBERS 5-10. Determine the t-value corresponding to each level of confidence and degrees of freedom 5. 95% n= 10 A. 2.228 C. 2.821 B. 2.262 D. 2.764 6. 90 % n= 14 A. 1.771 C. 1.350 B. 1.761 D. 1.345 7. 99% n= 26 A. 2.485 C. 2.779 B. 2.479 D. 2.787 8. a = 5% n= 7 A. 2.365 C. 2.447 B. 2.998 D. 3.143 9. a = 10% n= 30 A. 1.699 C. 1.697 B. 1.311 D. 1.310 10. a = 1% n= 18 A. 2.567 C. 2.552 B. 2.898 D. 2.878TEST 1. TRUE or FALSE (10 points) Directions: Read and analyze each item carefully. Choose T, if the statement ls TRUE. Choose F, if otherwise. SHOW YOUR SOLUTIONS. (Zpts each) 1. When the degrees of freedom increases. the t distribution approaches the normal distribution. 2. When you have a small degree of freedom, the t distribution ls considerably more varied than the normal distribution. __3. When there are more than 30 degrees of freedom, t distribution Is used. 4. It is a symmetric distribution that Is peaked at the center, and approaches the horizontal axis the farther from the center of the distribution the t value is 2 distribution. 5. Population proportion is a part of a population with a particular attribute. expressed as a fraction, decimal or percentage of the whole population. TEST 1!. MULTIPLE CHOICE ( 50 points) Directions: Read and analyze each item carefully. Write the letter that corresponds to your answer on the any paper before you transfer It In google form. If the correct answer is not within the choices, choose letter E. SHOW YOUR SOLUTIONS. (zpts each) 1. A rule for calculating two numbers, L1 and L1, which can be used to generate an interval of real numbers that we hope contains the true value of the parameter is called . A. Point Estimate C. Point Estimation B. Interval Estimation D. Interval Estimate 2. A number of the boarding llne separating sample statistics that are likely to occur from those that are not likely to occur ls called A. Critical Value C. Condence Level B. Confidence Interval D. Alpha ( o ) 3. It is some small probability that the method of constructing condence intervals will fall. A. Critical Value C. Confidence Level B. Condence Interval D. Alpha ( o ) 4. It is a symmetric distribution but have fatter tails than normal. A. Standard Distribution C. Standard Normal Distribution B. T distribution D. 2 distribution FOR NUMBERS 5-10. Determine the t-value corresponding to each level of condence and degrees of freedom 5. 95% n: 10 A. 2.228 C. 2.821 B. 2.262 D. 2.764 6. 90 % l'|= 14 A. 1.771 C. 1.350 B. 1.761 D. 1.345 7. 99% n= 26 A. 2.485 C 2.779 B. 2.479 D 2.787 8. u = 5% n= 7 A. 2.365 C 2.447 B. 2.998 D 3.143 9. u = 10% l'l= 30 A. 1.699 C. 1.697 B. 1.311 D 1.310 10. u = 1% n= 18 A. 2.567 C 2.552 B. 2.898 D 2.878
