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i can use another helkp with this problem, driving me nuts all day long: montly rates of return on the share of a stock are independent of one...
the following problems i have trouble solving, please help: :) each member of a random sample of 15 analysts was asked to predict the rate of...
im stuck on this problem: the yankees playa series of five games against the boston red sox. for any one game, it is estimated that the...
hi, need some help on these stats problems: 1. the senior management of a corporation has decided that in the future, it wishes to divide its...
my table goes up to 20 :( but damn the 2nd question bites :eek: i have no clue where to begin :confused:
In the early 1990s, Fuji Photo Film, USA, joined forces with four of its rivals to create the Advanced Photo System (APS), which is hailed as the...
i checked your answers and i think they are both right but i'm now stuck on these two: 3. Calculate the probability that a randomly selected U.S....
i'll see what i can do but does your answers deal with disjoint, conditional etc probabilities?
here is the rest of the information, its a case study from a chapter called Probability: In the mid-1990s, Colgate-Palmolive developed a new...
how can i make that comparison? :confused:
is .21 x .43 correct? anyone know how to solve this problem?
yup. so sar i'm thinking of .21 x .43 for the 1st question but not sure.
"Within three months, Colgate grabbed the number one market share for toothpaste. Ten months later, 21% of all U.S. households had purchased Total (a...
hello, can you people give me tips on how to interview potential rommates, like what questions to ask, what not to ask, and what kind of...
help! Suppose that joe's pizzeria in Ohio employs 10 employees at a wage level of $8 per hour per person. All other costs total $40 per hour and...
I'm just wondering, what can keynesian economics and classical economics teach as about the nature of the U.S. economy during the 1990s, in terms of...
Help! Let us suppose that besed on the data from 50 major cities and environmental economist estimated a wage regression as follows: WAGE =...
how does one think like an engineer? like how do they look at problems and try to solve them like math problems and other things in life? :confused:
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