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Feb-1999 - Mar-2006
MBA.Graduate Psychology,PHD in HRM
Strayer,Phoniex,University of California
Feb-1999 - Mar-2006
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Apr-2003 - Apr-2007
1. Find the mean of the following data
25.7, 23.4, 20.9, 31.7, 25.1, 22.4
Question 1 options:
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A.   20.90 |
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B.   25.23 |
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C.   23.59 |
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D.   24.87 |
2. Find the median house price for the houses sold in a certain school district, if the selling prices are listed below:
112,000Â
127,000
258,000
109,000
351,000
150,000
138,000
120,000
Question 2 options:
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A.   127,000 |
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B.   138,000 |
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C.   132,500 |
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D.   230,000 |
3. The given stem-and-leaf plot represents the weights of dogs at an adoption event. Â Find the first quartile.
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Question 3 options:
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A.   Q1=20.5 |
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B.   Q1=21 |
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C.   Q1=7 |
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D.   Q1=6.25 |
4. Find population standard deviation for the following data.
20.1, 22.4, 32.1, 25.7, 23.6
Question 4 options:
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A.   4.57 |
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B.   4.08 |
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C.   16.67 |
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D.   3.92 |
5. Two classes take two different versions of a biology test. Â The standard deviation for the first class was 12.13 and the standard deviation for the second class was 8.14. Â What conclusion can we draw from this information?
Question 5 options:
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A.   The scores in the first class were higher. |
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B.   The scores in the first class were more spread out. |
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C.   The version of the test given to the first class was easier. |
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D.   There are more students in the first class |
6. Allison took a test and her score was converted to a z-score. Â Suppose the test scores were normally distributed and Allison's z-score was 0. Â Which of the following is NOT a correct interpretation of Allison's score?
Question 6 options:
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A.   Allison's score was close to the median class score. |
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B.   Allison's score was the lowest in the class. |
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C.   Allison's score was equal to the class mean. |
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D.   Approximately half the students had scores below Allison's.   7. Find the equation of the least-squares regression line given the following values:  x¯=20.5,y¯=1.7,sx=4.9,sy=0.3,r=0.75x¯=20.5,y¯=1.7,sx=4.9,sy=0.3,r=0.75 Question 7 options:
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8. Which pair of variables exhibit a negative association?
Question 8 options:
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A.   Amount of gas in the tank and the number of miles traveled |
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B.   The diameter of a watermelon and its weight |
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C.   Study time and test scores |
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D.   The age of a car and the number of miles on its odometer |
9. Compute the correlation coefficient for the given data.
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Question 9 options:
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A.   r = 0.8944 |
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B.   r = -0.7835 |
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C.   r = 0.6934 |
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D.   r = 0.9151 |
10. According the the 2013 Fuel Economy Guide, a car's highway gas mileage is related to its city gas mileage by the following formula
highway mpg = 6.785 + (1.033 * city mpg)
Find the predicted highway mileage for a car that gets 28 mpg in the city
Question 10 options:
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A.   33.1 |
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B.   34.2 |
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C.   28.9 |
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D.   35.7 |
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