Question:

Assume you wanted to perform some mathematical calculation using the variable "x" (such as adding 5 to its value) - which line of code would allow you to ?

What kind of information is being stored in the variable x?

x = "1005"

1.how can managers officiate the Buying a Franchise min their due course of operations?

2.how can management personnel be Making an honest evaluation of one's self and abilities.

3.explain the Running the business enthusiastically by a manager who is in entrepreneurship business

4.how can a entrepreneurship manager be effective in Making a market evaluation of the product or service to be offered

5.raise concern on how the management of an entrepreneurship venture can assist in Finding out how many entrepreneurs have been in the business successfully for a respectable period of time

6.how is Checking the training and experience required to run the business properly enhanced by the aggressive management efforts on behalf of entrepreneurs?

7.how can management in the entrepreneurship arena join hand to attain Financial strength and strong credit behind the business opportunity

8.what is the implication of the management to Visit the headquarters of the licensor-seller if need to be in their due course of action?

9.whnis it necessary and how is it relevant for a management entrepreneur to have a legal representation?

10.explain on how the concept of return in investment may be initiated by the management of entrepreneurial

3. Please calculate the second moment of the following five probability distributions: (1) uniform distribution over the set { 1, 2, . . . , n}, (2) Bernoulli distribution with success probability p. (3) binomial distribution with number of trials n and success probability p, (4) geometric distribution with success probability p. (5) Poisson distribution with intensity A.7) Skewed Distribution ( Draw ) 8) Expected value ( mean ) of a Discrete Probability Distribution . 9) Standard Deviation of Discrete Probability distribution . 10) Klean of a Bionomial Probability Distribution 11) Standard deviation of Binomial Probability Distribution 12.) Binomial Probability 13) What is proportion? Give an example 14) What does the CLT say abook & about proportionsIII Anne Eakes on 3 Select each probability distribution which requires the use of degrees of freedom. ed normal, Student's t, chi-square, F out of Select one: a. all of the probability distributions O b. all of the probability distributions except for normal O c. all of the probability distributions except for F d. all of the probability distributions except for Student's t O e. all of the probability distributions except for chi-square Next page s pageNormal probability plot Age distribution of Hispanic men with epilepsy, sample sice = 29 60- AR inani 20 Thevertical quattiles Interpret the meaning of the identified data point (1.2,60). The y-coordinate value of 60 O is an outlier for the distribution of data given its distance from the linear pattern. O indicates normality because it is part of the linear pattern. indicates normality as it is part of a curve away from the linear pattern at the upper end O is a sample value of age that is 1.2 deviations from the mean. O is the value that the age should be at 12 deviations from the mean