Why are z-scores helpful when describing height? What is the z-score for your height? Make sure to include the steps along the way and not just the final number. What is the probability associated with this z-score? What do these numbers tell us about your height? What about compared to the Boston Beanstalks?
n this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following competencies: Apply statistical techniques to address research problemsPerform regression analysis to address an authentic problemOverviewThe purpose of this project is to have you complete all of the steps of a real-world linear regression research project starting with developing a research question, then completing a … Read more
Design your own game, which should be a game that could be played at a carnival, amusement park, or casino. The game does not have to be fair. You will be expected to explain the probability of your game. Introduction Provide an overview of the game; what type of game is it? Where would this … Read more
Consider when businesses might use confidence intervals to estimate values, such as in sales projections, marketing results, and so forth. Describe a business decision that could be helped with confidence intervals. Be specific! Then create a problem with numbers from which another student could calculate a confidence interval and make a decision. Not a former … Read more
Assignment Description:you are required to write Chapter Three: Research Methodology. The methodology chapter should include the following:3.1 Title: Capture the aim of this assignment3.2 Introduction Here you will explain what you will discuss in this chapter and why, also you can remind the reader of your research question, aim and objectives3.3 Research Methodology:1. Research Philosophy2. … Read more
Watch 3 videos.And write a reflection essay on each. Although each video is unique, please compile all your videos and work into one file. You should enter your work and have at least three pages in total. In particular, for each video A comprehensive summary of what you watched, showing that you watched the entire … Read more
Design a binomial experiment you would need three things The Trial: it should only have two outcomes, such as heads or tails, would I make it to work on time or not, or students who pass or fail Math 2, etc. Also need to decide how many trials you would do.The Theoretical Percentage of Success … Read more
You are the head of analytics at an online retailer that is a competitor of Zappos, selling clothing, footwear and accessories for men, women and children. Your company is facing a difficult situation – the revenue from your major offering is declining. On technical merits, your offering is at least as good, if not better … Read more
Make sure that it includes the “Discussion” section of the final project and incorporates feedback on the “Introduction” and “Analysis” sections (submitted for Milestones One and Two). Draft the Discussion section of your final project. Address the following critical elements: Assess the implications of the study. For example, what surprised you or struck you as … Read more
After reviewing this post, compare and contrast the first approach with the second approach. What do you think are some challenges that can occur in utilizing the second approach? Please reference according to APA. Fist Approach In my … Read more