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lag question: Question 1 The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samples n = 36 is 49.5. Score standard deviation

lag question: Question 1

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samplesn= 36 is 49.5. Score standard deviation in population=6is assumed to be known. Given the z-statistics in the table below, answer the following question

alpha- level Confidence level z-value
0.32 68% 1
0.2 80% 1.28
0.1 90% 1.64
0.05 95% 1.96
0.01 99% 2.58
0.001 99.9% 3.28

A 68% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.50 to 50.50

48.22 to 50.78

46.92 to 52.08

46.22 to 52.78

47.86 to 51.14

47.54 to 51.46

Flag question: Question 2

The proportion of successes in a sample is 0.5. The sample size is 100. Given the z-statistics in table below, answer the following question

alpha-level

Confidence level

z-value

0.30

70%

1.04

0.2

80%

1.28

0.1

90%

1.64

0.05

95%

1.96

0.01

99%

2.58

0.001

99.9%

3.29

The 70% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

0.45 to 0.55

0.44 to 0.56

0.42 to 0.58

0.40 to 0.60

0.37 to 0.63

0.34 to 0.66

Flag question: Question 3

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samplesn= 36 is 49.5. Score standard deviation in population=6is assumed to be known. Given the z-statistics in the table below, answer the following question

alpha- level Confidence Level z-value
0.32 68% 1
0.2 80% 1.28
0.1 90% 1.64
0.05 95% 1.96
0.01 99% 2.58
0.001 99.9% 3.28

A 80% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.50 to 50.50

48.22 to 50.78

46.92 to 52.08

46.22 to 52.78

47.86 to 51.14

47.54 to 51.46

Flag question: Question 4

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samples n=16 is 49.5. Sample score standard deviation iss= 4 (assumed population variance unknown). Given the t-statistics in the table below, answer the following question.

alpha-level Confidence level

t-value

0.2 80% 1.34
0.1 90% 1.75
0.05 95% 2.13
0.01 99% 2.95
0.001 99.9% 4.07

The 80% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.16 to 50.84

47.75 to 51.25

47.37 to 51.63

46.55 to 52.45

45.43 to 53.57

Flag question: Question 5

The proportion of successes in a sample is 0.5. The sample size is 100.

Given the z-statistics in table below, answer the following question

alpha-level

Confidence level

z-value

0.30

70%

1.04

0.2

80%

1.28

0.1

90%

1.64

0.05

95%

1.96

0.01

99%

2.58

0.001

99.9%

3.29

The 80% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

0.45 to 0.55

0.44 to 0.56

0.42 to 0.58

0.40 to 0.60

0.37 to 0.63

0.34 to 0.66

Flag question: Question 6

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samplesn= 36 is 49.5. Score standard deviation in population=6is assumed to be known. Given the z-statistics in the table below, answer the following question

alpha - level Confidence level z-value
0.32 68% 1
0.2 80% 1.28
0.1 90% 1.64
0.05 95% 1.96
0.01 99% 2.58
0.001 99.9% 3.28

A 90% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.50 to 50.50

48.22 to 50.78

46.92 to 52.08

46.22 to 52.78

47.86 to 51.14

47.54 to 51.46

Flag question: Question 7

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samples n=16 is 49.5. Sample score standard deviation iss= 4 (assumed population variance unknown). Given the t-statistics in the table below, answer the following question.

alpha-level Confidence level

t-value

0.2 80% 1.34
0.1 90% 1.75
0.05 95% 2.13
0.01 99% 2.95
0.001 99.9% 4.07

The 90% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.16 to 50.84

47.75 to 51.25

47.37 to 51.63

46.55 to 52.45

45.43 to 53.57

Flag question: Question 8

The proportion of successes in a sample is 0.5. The sample size is 100.

Given the z-statistics in table below, answer the following question

alpha-level

Confidence level

z-value

0.30

70%

1.04

0.2

80%

1.28

0.1

90%

1.64

0.05

95%

1.96

0.01

99%

2.58

0.001

99.9%

3.29

The 90% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

0.45 to 0.55

0.44 to 0.56

0.42 to 0.58

0.40 to 0.60

0.37 to 0.63

0.34 to 0.66

Flag question: Question 9

A 95% confidence interval for the population mean is153. The confidence interval length is

Group of answer choices

6

12

15

18

21

Flag question: Question 10

A 95% confidence interval for the population mean(Links to an external site.)is153. The lower confidence limit is

Group of answer choices

9

12

15

18

21

Flag question: Question 11

A 95% confidence interval for population mean(Links to an external site.)is153. The point estimate is

Group of answer choices

6

12

15

18

21

Flag question: Question 12

A 95% confidence interval for the population mean is153. The upper confidence limit is

Group of answer choices

6

12

15

18

21

Flag question: Question 13

A 95% confidence interval for population meanis153. This confidence interval is used to test the null hypothesisH0=10.

Group of answer choices

RejectH0

RetainH0

Can not decide

Flag question: Question 14

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samplesn= 36 is 49.5. Score standard deviation in population=6is assumed to be known. Given the z-statistics in the table below, answer the following question

alpha-level Confidence level z-value
0.32 68% 1
0.2 80% 1.28
0.1 90% 1.64
0.05 95% 1.96
0.01 99% 2.58
0.001 99.9% 3.28

A 95% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.50 to 50.50

48.22 to 50.78

46.92 to 52.08

46.22 to 52.78

47.86 to 51.14

47.54 to 51.46

Flag question: Question 15

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samples n=16 is 49.5. Sample score standard deviation iss= 4 (assumed population variance unknown). Given the t-statistics in the table below, answer the following question.

alpha-level Confidence level t-value
0.2 80% 1.34
0.1 90% 1.75
0.05 95% 2.13
0.01 99% 2.95
0.001 99.9% 4.07

The 95% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.16 to 50.84

47.75 to 51.25

47.37 to 51.63

46.55 to 52.45

45.43 to 53.57

Flag question: Question 16

The proportion of successes in a sample is 0.5. The sample size is 100.

Given the z-statistics in table below, answer the following question

alpha-level

Confidence level

z-value

0.30

70%

1.04

0.2

80%

1.28

0.1

90%

1.64

0.05

95%

1.96

0.01

99%

2.58

0.001

99.9%

3.29

The 95% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

0.45 to 0.55

0.44 to 0.56

0.42 to 0.58

0.40 to 0.60

0.37 to 0.63

0.34 to 0.66

Flag question: Question 17

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samplesn= 36 is 49.5. Score standard deviation in population=6is assumed to be known.Given the z-statistics in the table below, answer the following question

alpha- level Confidence level z-value
0.32 68% 1
0.2 80% 1.28
0.1 90% 1.64
0.05 95% 1.96
0.01 99% 2.58
0.001 99.9% 3.28

A 99% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.50 to 50.50

48.22 to 50.78

46.92 to 52.08

46.22 to 52.78

47.86 to 51.14

47.54 to 51.46

Flag question: Question 18

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samples n=16 is 49.5. Sample score standard deviation iss= 4 (assumed population variance unknown). Given the t-statistics in the table below, answer the following question.

alpha-level Confidence level t-value
0.2 80% 1.34
0.1 90% 1.75
0.05 95% 2.13
0.01 99% 2.95
0.001 99.9% 4.07

The 99% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.16 to 50.84

47.75 to 51.25

47.37 to 51.63

46.55 to 52.45

45.43 to 53.57

Flag question: Question 19

The proportion of successes in a sample is 0.5. The sample size is 100.

Given the z-statistics in table below, answer the following question

alpha-level

Confidence level

z-value

0.30

70%

1.04

0.2

80%

1.28

0.1

90%

1.64

0.05

95%

1.96

0.01

99%

2.58

0.001

99.9%

3.29

The 99% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

0.45 to 0.55

0.44 to 0.56

0.42 to 0.58

0.40 to 0.60

0.37 to 0.63

0.34 to 0.66

Flag question: Question 20

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samplesn= 36 is 49.5. Score standard deviation in population=6is assumed to be known. Given the z-statistics in the table below, answer the following question

alpha - level Confidence level z-value
0.32 68% 1
0.2 80% 1.28
0.1 90% 1.64
0.05 95% 1.96
0.01 99% 2.58
0.001 99.9% 3.28

A 99.9% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.50 to 50.50

48.22 to 50.78

46.92 to 52.08

46.22 to 52.78

47.86 to 51.14

47.54 to 51.46

Flag question: Question 21

The mean of patient satisfaction scores from a patient satisfaction survey with samples n=16 is 49.5. Sample score standard deviation iss= 4 (assumed population variance unknown). Given the t-statistics in the table below, answer the following question.

alpha-level Confidence level t-value
0.2 80% 1.34
0.1 90% 1.75
0.05 95% 2.13
0.01 99% 2.95
0.001 99.9% 4.07

The 99.9% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

48.16 to 50.84

47.75 to 51.25

47.37 to 51.63

46.55 to 52.45

45.43 to 53.57

Flag question: Question 22

The proportion of successes in a sample is 0.5. The sample size is 100.

Given the z-statistics in table below, answer the following question

alpha-level

Confidence level

z-value

0.30

70%

1.04

0.2

80%

1.28

0.1

90%

1.64

0.05

95%

1.96

0.01

99%

2.58

0.001

99.9%

3.29

The 99.9% confidence interval is

Group of answer choices

0.45 to 0.55

0.44 to 0.56

0.42 to 0.58

0.40 to 0.60

0.37 to 0.63

0.34 to 0.66

Flag question: Question 23

A confidence interval for the population mean is153. The value 15 in this expression is the estimate's margin of error.

Group of answer choices

True

False

Flag question: Question 24

A confidence interval for the population mean is153. The value 3 in this expression is the estimate's standard error.

Group of answer choices

True

False

Flag question: Question 25

A confidence interval for the population mean is153. The value 3 in this expression is the estimate's margin of error.

Group of answer choices

True

False

Flag question: Question 26

Populations with high variability will produce estimates with large margins of error (all other things being equal).

Group of answer choices

True

False

Flag question: Question 27

Studies with small sample sizes will tend to have large margins of error.

Group of answer choices

True

False

Flag question: Question 28

In a sample of size 100, the proportion of successes in the sample is 0.45. If this sample is used to test the hypothesisH0p=0.5vsHAp0.5with an alpha-level of 0.05, the z-statistic is

Group of answer choices

-2

-1

-1.96

Flag question: Question 29

In a sample of size 100, the proportion of successes in the sample is 0.45. If this sample is used to test the hypothesisH0p=0.5vsHAp0.5with an alpha-level of 0.05, the null hypothesis is

Group of answer choices

rejected

retained

Can not be determined

Flag question: Question 30

In a sample of size 400, the proportion of successes in the sample is 0.45. If this sample is used to test the hypothesisH0p=0.5vsHAp0.5with an alpha-level of 0.05, the null hypothesis is

Group of answer choices

rejected

retained

Can not be determined

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