1SE 2211 + Exam Xi + 28 July 2016, I Be NAME. Sueur an wi behve thr connec awe antenna olga crn min esr in an automobile engine est. 29 Giferent octane ratings were replicated in five engines each and the voltages, ‘measured. The results are presented below: = ti See [eee [eee eae eee] Tome | are Sere me meget see ee ee ee ee 89 28.2 30.1 294 273 268 | jie 6 36 3 te} a fs 2 A [2412 3 ad nS sa +20 = uy pa atthe a Filia the ANOVA table, State Whether you woul reject oral to reject the null hypothesis Hl» -2=005 level of significance. ose | — natin | DopetTnaen | — eae E Treatments 252, 75 2 3) | WG — Bio | Ib Le - Total 230.072.| _/9 : > QS p= 220? tangte _ a 4a} SS etnals © Host eractawne™ egg [ Be> fat | SS 904808 by = 5 eq stat | = 252.432. | dette 7. 4 41-3 joseat 3 = 280.092 ~232.492 amd 2 @ MS wentuants = 252.9323 = 84.3; @ MSe= 24M AG = 1.6995 ® J tenit: Firs 3 1g f= 5431/7 heres = 49.637 @ = 3.24" @®> il ite 085 conten ital on he diflerence in eaten seas buwee and 8 ote lew, Twde wt +! eee tee Use Fisher's Leas Significant Difference to determine wich, if any, pais of treatment means show significant aifference ata = AB" (Hint: first ist the six pairs of treatment 5 mpsematsolverineisy, | SD) = 2.92) | Zager 2407) Bi 89 [Ba 2e3e) 43.04 \> peo A (42s, signbiont Uw 87 43: 84: loesu-2 ay 2af a Lsoyg (1 Sgefrcent Ufo BF 85 95> ben 2211 93 us. 87: \319 -200] 87 VWs. 85°: | 24.36 - 22.1) 4% bs 9S +\ 319 — 224) 4.00 r CSBy aie LSd / G26] > Lsnv | 9.9 > in/ - feta} (AML Paics Show significant di ffermes - SO Kas 848.94 D w>0.0/ GeyrR ISE2241 «Exam +24 uly 2016 wame_S2LUT/0N) Last week, si laboretory measurements were used to form a simple linear regression madel fr dewpoint in degrees Fahrenheit (a) vs. curing time in minutes (y of an akyd-based emulsion at constant temperature Recs 3189 Bxts23810 See Jasseeio36r Enno | PO Syceese Sh Wete a 95% confisence interval onthe mean response of curing time for a dewpoin of 60.0", Include a unit. Why = FASB + 1,036 (8) > NE @ ‘Now write a 90% preston interalon curing time fora dewooint of 70.0". he 754.83 +ho3e-FO = 2735 GD) 4 aa £ 4Go-teay Ty Tae. L'dewpoint and curing tine may both be considered random variables, test the folowing hypotheses on the correlation coefficient (9) atthe a = 005 level of significance: Hp =0 Ho #0 Le = Rin-2 _ Ges VT oN RP \(7- 6,g013 testes @® Critied Vale © tay ws ‘tims y = 2.996 (4/) > bea J i O d=005 > Ge ES or the hwo sanibes are tot uncorrelatedFormulae: S8r= DvP ng? S5e = SSr— BSer ee Se a2 Parameter ‘Text State ria Vala a cs wohhe Hana A dtepa VP Vase apn ist Seran-al "See ty = Paxton 3 % ee Henn frtteams se] Ps Bites #tayanea Joie a) | % Pls | So terane Jerfirte 2) oer . ning te . oS Haran-a | tamh(tank-tR + ae) (Gorn > 30) po | 24 = (Cank*R — tank !py VTS orn> 30)2211 + Bxam 1X «14 July 2016 name __SoLv7ra. 1) A series of measurements has been taken in order to determine what, ifany, “ng ‘elaonstip exists between dewpoln in degrees Fale) and ciring tine in te ‘minutes (/) of an alkyd-based emulsion at constant temperature. pre Determine least-squares estimates for slope (fy) and intercept (fi) ofthesimple — [_2_| 79 |e linea regression model 2 | es | ae x Z. BPR + a Za 63h Spt + BEBE 49 2 = 4 = 54.83 + |ozex a alate the estimated curing time fora dewpoint of 60°F using your estimated regresonine. Ticket | | ose = F463 + 1.026 (60) DE winates 6 @ ¥rboe2) few weeks ago, rest V. Flemington i examined the consistency ofthe numberof Doritos* packaged into oz. S bogs. An experiment was performed invovng m= 8 bags of Nacho Cheese-favored Doritos*n which the sample variance was found tobe sf = 4.2 Doritos. Results ofa two-sided hypothesis test suggested that these results were not Inconsistent with claims made by the manufacture. “Turing his attention to the potential csparty between different flavors, Emest sampled m = 13 bags of Cool Ranch*= ‘favored Doritos® and found the variance tobe sf» 6.8 Dortos?. Test the following hypotheses and state whether you ould reject or fal to reject the null hypothesis thatthe two flavors of Doritos have equa variances atthe a= 0.05 level of significance: Heol = oF c. Huo? * oF Gail to vejeck | i 2 aie eeest Ho j no evidence +e support tat variances tifhe O Ar0.0- ‘Write a 584% confidenec interval on the ratio of population variances of the two flavors, and com concusions any, can be row for the confidence interval ‘on whet Vathip of variances Ooutning uaihy (1) po Wo evidence ~ ‘they ane unepianl O 76-1 (4W522 + am vy 2016 we__SovvTron 41) Amanufacturer of precision mechanical assemblies would Iie to know ifthe mean runout of two different types of bearings ditfers sutiiently to justify the difference in cost. A paredi-test was performed in which bath bearings were tested in each of eight assemblies and the results presented below: Asenby# Bearing runout (am) | Bearing 2 ronout (an) t 1 162 184 =z2- 2 a] as =L 3 343) 361 = 4 156 isa =o 3 155 73 Hig 6 73 380 =o 7 362. 179) =u ) l a 159) 181 Tee Test the following hypotheses and state whether one typeof bearing produces ess runout than the other a the a = 0.05 level of significance: d= rises @) _ 2 hsate Se AK ° eae Criten\ Wwe Lane + tngg +205 OD gent faced 2S Ce - _te ting is = Qoos GQ) te 2 = tecoe ys Tt ome yD no SnGant di fGrence jn preesses © cheaper pucess shut! be abled) a3) Aircraft electrial wiring often has 2 conformal coating that makes it move reliable under situations whece it may he ‘exposed to fire, seawater, or high voltage spikes due to lightning and electromagnetic pules. A new coating process has ‘been introduced and we would like to investigate what effect this has on the mean coating thickness. Population variances ae unknown but assumed to be equal. Nine samples ofeach process are analyzed with the folowing results: = 164 um, 5,=2.16 um, Zy= 18.2 um, ss 3.8 um. Write a 95% confidence interval on the eifference in population ‘means of coating thickness and state whether a significant diference exists between the two processes Ns + Cass eae th 0 ai + U 412, man. = yma = tg © Dildo Te . zt +e tarmenaSlh th 2 Mb 2 Th ta tenner he lod~ 18.2-2,12% or 12-2112 Bron é . NFS Edy © Ibd-16.2 42,126 BoulSra” 4,989 Me = 297 Gan C.D includes Zerp (su Srcsent evidence 4, . onelude tat conclu i vs mean contin Mncknesses dif)xsemisomweninas e__SoLvTion 1) The consistency ofthe numberof Doritos® packaged into 8-07. bags hasbeen called into question by concerned New Cats resident (and Dorlts® packaging authority) Ernest V. Flemington I. In an experiment invohving n= 8 bags, the sample variance was found tobe s?= 42 Doritos’ fhe manufacturer claims that the population variance of the number of Donitos® packaged into 8-02. bags is 3.0 Doritos test the folowing hypotheses on the variance of the numberof Doritos® at the a= 0.05 level of significance: tv =30 He? 30 Also, state whether or not Mr. Flemington should get ite ~, ; Gn) s OF Me. Flemington should get a life =2) 11982, the legendary rockband Van Halen Included a clause in ther touring contract demnding that a brown (MM’s® be eliminated from the backstage area oftheir concerts. In tat year, MBM's® were avaliable from the ‘manufacturer in fe colors; orange, gree, yellow, brown, end tan, and clsimed they were uniformly distributed with ‘the proportion of brown M&iM's®therelore being 0.20. An inter on Van Hale's Diver Down tour, saddled with the 1k of separating them, counted 319 brown MB&M's® out ofa total of 1,672. Test the folowing hypotheses onthe proportion of brown M&IM's* at the 20.5 level of significance: fecal mepe020 2 Xe te, ae sbea-on Wp) \16720.2(1-0D) Zr 0.4945 D Eine? 1 D af OO tn Be ey wine Boe fe Shen jn Al pryet th 0" @ He @ Cede be pa su whaner oor ado ete htm absent|5E2211 + far VI + 16 June 2036 nawe___ SOLUTION 1 Tein frequency of dstrbted porn the United States suposed tobe 6 He. The power company tats that the population stander deviation of ne requncy sa = 0.800 Ha Wen menurements are tobe taken ad the ezaptance rein for Fequeny ls 810 << 6060, determine the probaly of Type: orn testing the “oting hypotheses: ; = Ho: y= 60 He ? Xie | 5440-60 Hepes 60 He OT” F500 ATO \2 2 G2:k2-60 Ans + + 2.291 Determine , the probability of Type eror ifthe true mean value of voltage is 60.11 He, glen the same acceptance region of 59.40 << 60.60/Hz. Sketch the area under the standard normal aistribution that represents B.2) Throughout the course ofa day, you take ten line frequency measurements in your house and get the following results: 2=60.00H2 #202949 Het 6 (Writ a tolerance interval for frequency that includes S0% of values at WBF confidence. Include units with Your answer, Hl ae "gas (me) @ | |t,,20.10 sels ° 2.5425 bhane inferal’ $0 5 2859 -0,.0480 = bo thee 4. 7S or 58.4%, by. HH He 2 ite & 95% prediction interval on the 11° frequency measu'ement. include units with your answer. ttajns * tis = 2262) (nbd) b0 -2,262. pret € X, < 60+2,262 4.0079 F gaa EX, ny \ (2) re dd it2) Tesh owing hypotheses eon water pressre in oler2ype face sng teint sical tonrash @ «=005. Asampe on 18 woterpremiremessireents was ten wth? = 2901 piands= 2.1 ps Population sander evition unknown. Sach he corespondng dsrbton cv, nti the eal eons tnd your et ae ° te =2000 68 ¥-Me | 2} .01 - . 20 Mews2000e Led shetishe: to =~ SA Ga qT * 2223 rejection cr Aig : oP hala OC te Salen Calms * Cores, 9 2 2.N0, ® (Free) orien Sw Oy we ae (2 £ le Weieet ae \ @ wr-ees el b » tanyne ‘Give a range forthe p-value inthis experiment. Table ® taser * VHO 3G coe i _— fue sided mulhrl tanes oF vaknown NP tant|S€2211 + Exam V+ 9 June 2015 wame_SOLv Ton) 1) A manufacturer of precision motor assemblies is concerned with the amount of variation in runout ofa certain ype of bearing they produce. & sample of 22 bearings is measured with a sample mean of 168.1 wn and sample standard {deviation 3.640 jin. Write an upper 95% confidence bound on population standard deviation of bearing runout and Include units with your answer. nok 2 es An o < SE ur bound Fremter Leesa Wh —>& =0.05 (Table T) @2-D sus = Ts ® o* < 2H0!2) Outofe random sample of 112 avocados, 31 are ripe. Write a 95% (two-sided) confidence interval onthe population proportion of ripe avocados. Pim * He + 0.2368 @ Tt. ra=pog Zo. = Zire = 1% @ Zits oc bothn em of table 7) 2 P= 0.2708 +144 \ HeECn 298) re) s itis very important to know the proportion of ripe avocados within 2%, determine the misimum sample sie needed to accomplish ths, 0.2763 - /g¢f Bele 0.193q =P £0. 3595 ne C use n> 385° samples @ CC3) The thickness of the permalioy laminations used ina high-frequency magnetic core must be regulate toa high level ‘of precsion. Thirteen lanination sheets were sampled and ther thicknesses (in thousands ot an inch) measured as follows: 14.69, 14.71, 1482, 14.73, 14.86, 14.99, 14.44, 14.31, 14.56, 14.72, 14.66, 14.87, 1652. The population variances unknown. Construct a 80% (two sided) confidence interval on mean lamination thickness and include units with your answer 1-13) must use Tish bution eimce ne ae) a Hb wl Foote wns] so Fe -B . caqy — 2ME Zt bey Sy L Ss K Core or VF ae ne Mg +B Ge os (02 GS Me Mbe ’ sot wilincles ov in ib unet igo't gedad 7? Gis) >) ~Formulae: feta susttten & ee) * SMS tenes Rotate SHSE A aan H (n=) st so E Wrnet Tm Bolaname__9240T 10) 2) ne manufacturer of usb choke sates that ts comporent ht (population mean inductance of 39 wih 2 standard deviation ofp, while a compting manufactre cme a menn of 39M anda. dev. of 825 iH Whats the probabity that samples of 100 chokes from each manufacturer wi have means dering by more han OS 1? Shade this probably on a rout sketeh ofthe standard normal curve Formalse: Ae 34 M34 In et00 = 030 o27025 tho ISE 2221» Exam W + 2June 2016 > = O.5- (a 4 + Ze [280 P(Z> 1398)< J Pa see) @ — 0.899724 @ fom Title O./ 00272, or My 5 @2) it isa fect that, on average, you receive 37 text messages per hour from your spouse. Hf the time between texts is 2 Poisson process that may be modelled as a continuous random variable with an exponential distribution, determine the probablity of receiving 3 text from your spouse within the next five minutes while you go say hello to Your neighbor. Let the random variable X equal the time between text. Formulae: yori FQ) = P(X sx) =1-e% rt 1 E in: bnerpced asthe umber of ssi an interval or Pielke Interval = one minute , interval “oe 37 textes, oe howe 5 then 29% ie Ines ehusen | 64-3. earn Co * M6167 Jexte ree minute @) “Me teed 4b Final He Prbubilty at Aa Time between texts is less en “ P (« abs Ca9| sus ie E355) G46 = 3) 5 505, Faas 40 oo og carey AS S30. Draw histogram that pay the lative reqvency dsribton of exam score ata. Chose the numberof tins and bin wth apororiately. abel al axes. Hing bine ane cabjertes by toon upper Pm n773; 2A bins S93 = B-5el oo use & bing @ bin wedth § “go> = GQ oY veletive £08" we high ange of biel ses © | © 2 DIB | O. 0/37 uM Bens | 3 jo-edi! y pa |S | e-cces 328 [15 0-205 ta 12 |e 2 > 6S \ 27 § D52) The following numbers represent the measured time constants of LED optoiolatorsin milseconds, ($4 120 172 186 120 178 55 144 68 62 82 104 140 220 218), ‘Compute the sample mean, sample yavince, sample standard deviation, and sarpplé range. Include unit with each C= Xue ~ Kw = 220 — 54)ALT. 3 ISE2711 «Fame f2May 2016 same _Sotuzton) 4) Actual sores for 8 Human Biomechonc i exam given last month sea folows, ou ofa possible 52 pots: 2 Draw ahitoram that pays the claie reuene istrbuton of exam sore 2 ® ta. Choose the numberof bins and in wh apropate, tbe al ates e @ tin bins arecateored bythe wpe bn with ose 135 405 7 ws 40s , a ts alt. of 4 bins ns 255 6 nee 25 volvtine £ C223, 2 tie (P73) as ° 2 2s ° mas 30 0.0224 sos 30s | 2 b6844 au hh 0./09L 315 b.1988 as | 0.2142 ais al | 9.23249 3 | a-dbad u ue \ Ms. ss 355 % es » - » » ws |2) The fellowing numbers represent the measured ime constants of LED optotlatrs in milieconds (54 120 172 156 120 178 56 144 68 62 82 106 140 220 218} ‘Compute the sample mean, same variance, sample standard deviation, andsample ange. Include aunt with each acttd ge 1 W5E2211¢ Beam 21 +30,uy205 | wame__ SLO 1/9 Last week. we investigated whether thare fs» connection between tums ratio and leakage inductance in transformer sign. Three differen turns ratios were replicated in four transformers each and te leakage inductance measured, The data was used to prepare an ANOVA table, “lage ndodanee In microheane urns ave | eae za] totes | averages 5 38 33 30 ery wz 355 a0 Ba BS ae Bi Si B75 320 aa mar 7 | 220 323 078 [eae 53 ‘ence ciation | SomatSquwer | Dover offaion [Mesa x Treatments 3805 z 13525 3820 ror 46 8 osm = Total 3983 Fr = 5 unit with your answer. 1:20 ve, bap Is ae.) 23035-13275 = 9.9 >Isd(@ Frew bs Ijs-gi] = 23095 - 955 = 13.595 Susp Ge) “gel © 2A 48S 23.725 SLB ; oo GY rows. US + differences Owse22it tram ioe 23 ulyanis (1 P*S paye_SOL0TION 1) Last wesk, st laboratory messurements were used to form a simple linear regresion model for inductance in mi (y) In terms of magnetic gap length in mm (x) 2 follows: eas San 2 OF jessocone ithe Ht BME un . Bt EL BR ges ‘Write 2 95% confidence interval on the mean response of inductance fora gap length of 1.5 mm. Please include units in yourct. ~ 1,244 - 0.325% (15) = 0.70045 tes4 = 2.796 oro -~ 2.7 ie Moth, & 0.260842, Se cD 0.732 mu @D Nowe 298% prediction itevaloninsucance fragment .5 mn, Don forge to ncude nisin our P.2) itis believed tha there sa connection between turns ratio and leakage Inductance in transformer design Three diferent turns ratios were replicated in four transformers each and the leakage inductance measured. The suits are resented below: 5; Tanne cae micabem ato | —Seepet—[Senpe? | Some q 33 38 33 30 $D bier 0 By ao as FEDS [oars] 320 ma 22 | 27 D [owt Fila doe ANOVA table a @ 387 = 3S yi°- @ diol, t4an-] 243-1 = ie ye 2), Sat, 220* _ 13.8 & SSyet 2S ge aa Be tae G6 se: = /315,| 370.35 Ae aduel) Taracinmnin | teat [oeetiasie [maaan] MS rantmentss SR Treatments | 390% (| D 195.2: oe a 2. 2a MSE * BID = Lb? 5 ‘Ah Total 315.17 D|__IT Fy Test the null hypothesis He: t= t= ta= Oat the a= 0.05 level, MS Tenimnts | 195.25 3g 5 te Se 0.5% @® @) Fa a1 acm) ~Lios0,q = 426 Oo Crate) {Seka @ 2F (NERY stKo LY REfecT Hs). Ae, a W6E2214 am 9616208 2-2 name_SecvTion) 1) Aseres of measurements has been taken in order to determine what, any, relationship exists between magnetic 2p length in milimeters 2} and measured inductance in milhenrys(y) in eut-cre inductor. First, compute all the requested summations and means from the cts below. epee we eT SS eGue Teac [seen lnaese SOG TANG) : 2 ai inca [eee Sapa car : © SPE es OPA jasine esa 2205 Cupane asut 9 20.794 @ 5] 48 | 066 sane L.c12 @ alae cufarzom| oat | ‘Determine least-squares estimates for slope (fy) and intercept (fi) ef the simple linear regression model. You wll want todetermine the denominator (Sx) and numerator (Sn) terms ist to ease computation, aS bbl2 — ‘Write an equation forthe estimated regression line (7 with your actual numbers for By and i. > bBtBx Gs 244 - 0.225%7x GD at 4 - 2. x & Determine the total sum of squares (SS), the error sum of squares (5S), and the unbiased estimator of variance (22). y = 3,542 -6- 0.76 ~ 0.0764 oO A SSe = Sx -BSar = 0.07! — (03253) (azee oy = o-ap3o2) The consistency of the number of Doritos*-brand chips packaged into 8-02. bags by different packaging plants has ‘been called into question by New Carlisle, Ohio-resident (and Doritos® packaging authority) Ernest V. Flemington Ill Stu nt on he soe std dato roca yt erent pcagng pants i 2 Dros ‘from m = B bags and 5; = 3.2 Doritos® from m, = 11 bags. Test the following hypotheses and state whether you would tj rfl rj tel yates a te a= O05 el of Sie Hoo? = of feat # of . Oo Dtdee Forperiant! Has Emest lost his mind? Yes Habe je, soem(a 4) Amachinist woud liketo know ifthe lifespans of two diferent grades of end mils fer sufficiently to justify the difference in cost. Apained testis performed on 9 sample bles and the resus ae presented below. ISE 2211 + Bxam8 + 8 uly 2015 Enamil fl | Endl 2 ‘Tae this space for ample remeterompuaens Semele | ivespan hours) |fespan hours) % = os 7 7592 8 y 2 -0.42333 @ z 2558 zest 3 2643 3ER7 r Sa a eo zr =é 5 2676 276 3 5 2588 Fag aie 7 2550 238 Ta 3 way | ma os 3 281 2087 ov 1) Testhe folowing hypotheses atthe a= 0.05 kveloFsiiénce: — H:yo*0 Hato #0 State whether you would eect or fait reiect the nll hypothess that there is no diference between the ifespans of ‘the wo eiflerent end mils: /-2ejoai AZ2) Anew aluminum anodizing processis being considered by a manufacturer, but wll oni be adopted iit can be shown ‘to>be equivalent to the process being used currently. Nine samples were coated using the current process, with the ‘following resuits for anodiing thickness: = €2 um, 16.2 um, Likewise, fourteen samples were coated using the ‘new process:: #15 80um, 2 3.8m. Population variances are unknown and assumed to be unequal. Test the following hypotheses onthe difference in means of coating thickness atthe a= .05 level of significance and state wether you would reject or fal to reject Ho, that there sno diflerence between the two processes,(SE 2284 «Bram #7 + 2JUL2035 Avatar aud ain deve supped rest 78.26 reves per mite (PM). Asal f= 25 te gives ¥ = 78.11 RPM and s* =0.1521 RPM. Using the fixed significance level approach, state whether you would relect ‘rfaltocelec the null hypothesis at a= 0.05: Hs w=78200°M is 2 78.26 PM tue Site] Be lenient on ais © \ecauwe T Determines range forthe vale this test. L ko = ~/423° ‘ tus 94 = [Fl @ A sorsy = 2.001 (alresy dia 4 | wl vange Piven sore Jo of if one-sided for twesided, 2 Gos -p (a closest{86244 « Exam #6» 18,UN 2035 nawe_ Soin T/0n) 11 The voltage levelin your house is supposed tobe 120 VACwus. The power company states that a= 1.334 VACus. If ten measurements are tc be taken andthe acceptance region for vltageis 116< 7 < 124 VAC, determine the probability ofa Typed error in testing the folowing hypotheses: Hes w= 120 ACs zle Hs#120 VAC uo psc \ yn? Gr 124-125 C a4 * Tatra 7 137 @ po Ws eas = PCZ <-39) + PCa > 1/34) ® k + 0-273 GD [rable )2) Throughout the course ofa day, you take ten voltage measurements in your house and get the following results: taza st = 2,122 VAClaus. ae ene eae get tee ren cee eee Caf 9.45 @) sale = {+09 @ neo @ k= 2.939 © [eee TT] Xk, Ztks GD) "44 i261 @® UAC rms (Y) \Wirite a 85% prediction interval onthe 11" voltage measurement. include units with your answer. & =f Tre Vv _ X > Cay ash tA Ae = % + Cong SWIFT : F ym SY 152 prediction —> o> 0.05 a 22-2009. uas9fite = My < 122+ 2202-1452 [ee Cg. 5 = Xy, et iS Oo Whew)senneeansenanzas — 32, PD bam _Soiutin! 1) Amante cure of retin moor semble i concemed wth the arcunt of vriton in runout ofa etn type oF bearing they pode. Asal of heen beings irnssred wth ple an 16. pin and scp sana evan 3640 in, Wate a 5 (wo-sted)contdence ntenalon population andar deiton of bearing nnout and indde unis wth our are, oe (ms Gea) tesy € o£ 530 O am 2)0utofa random sample 157 psc sina bug, 2 oe dred “ns.” Wie 2 50% woe contdence ier on the proorten tat piato nats jaa @ P7% @ Pot fea? 0.1317 wD 0.08864 ¢ iis ery nortan tao the proportion of sty pstachlo outs within 5% determine the sample se needed to aezomplth this 5 @ [iow ele 5° 70,4 A Youd up fo TA ate3) manufacturer of precision motor assembles i interested in knowing the amount of relief between two components Ina motor they produce. Itisimportan that this rele not be too lage. Ten motors were ple off he line nd the reli measured in mercnches: aa F240 ED a aso = 0.47) Be $= 0.97 @& ae = 10 @ K 3492 i Ley 33.86 35.9 3347 3as2 ‘write 2 95% one-sided upper confidence bound on the true population mean of relief between components and include ‘units with your answer. MoS 34.53 & an ©wonenrimme (P15) mae Serv iat 1) Doritos® packaging authority Ernest. Flenington I states thatthe number of Doritos*-brand chips packaged into 16-02. bags has a popuition mean of 176 chips anda population standard deviation of 3.32 chips. Ifyou randomly select nine bags of Dortos® from your lal grocery store, determine the probabilty thatthe sample mean ofthe ‘number of chips in each bags 160 or fewer. Shade this probability ona rough sketch of the standard normal Gabon showing your computed. uri © o 332 @D n-4 @ K = 160 Z- eH 2 (2 <-H4e) = 6.000000 (A [he lewert hae, please’? “ly 0 oO GTee 5 #50" = Cee sun? . sve? SO ee ~ 7 A) te eee worae 7 vot Ce ea “ple ZL992 oe | So" >) s BENS 29529) (0. 4g Ped CD (ug? 1) = = (pd Ceara)ad-l = (woexjd= GD (10'2 < vero vereyag puvottt) A pena hy UW! Sue? G7, eye Joway 30 Ca gogare (eee Osu weme4 Spm [org ~ SSB x au © (enris sea spone Jey 2 XY wap Domi we = paroqs comme spb cpreddy ah Pam ety “sues sz un s0may py i nok eR AypgeGoAS a UNLIXER. “AenuBix wuats PuD}eD Umop Hem apulaLeNb eayeI NAA, ~YDIa:s au/aUO Jad SUED 9ET Jo-anfeA PATEEAD \e ym ssonid uossog e se poypoU aq Aeu AemUBiH Ue, j2U0}09 Be Puno, sued 499g Ada Jo LaqUINY aL (Zi IHE2243 «Geom #9 + 26 May 2045 ‘The probablity of encountering Sasquatch while camping at Enon Beach is 0.21656 if encountering Sasquatch i considered a “success,” let the binomlally-distributed random varkbleX represent the numberof times you encounter Sasquatch. Ifyou camp at Enon Beach every Friday night throughout 2015 (52 times), determine the probabtty of encountering Sasquatenexacty once or twice ° campst non Beach every Fay nigh ten yea ea G (Yeu =e E (Qe un = ee 5 2« 1D x.0021 z ODO = Me (-BS = 52610 e000 (1 Whar i the expected value, variance, and standard deviatin ofthe number of times you will encounter Sszquatch iF you Yo? =e ‘xan the Central Umit Theorem in your own words. 4 4 bution lends de oemyo gE tenitrtemacnnmes wae SOLUTION )Asolscee onthe folowing oatomes ch wth neste proba 16" 0.091. = 7 = = Wis. a event containing outcomes (twa) and Bis an event containing [tury] nthe sample space Stuvwnya, perform the following set operations. ive the outcomes associated with each operation aswell asthe resuiting probably. ang = taxz J tary = tx 0.120 + 0,26) DB a He tug + tuvege 1s 28+ ava J 5 ae aw sdva(vwe Ve eee ke = wy [vue = oveye GQ) = ae oes ote tue eat Be caw Veo gram, showing ll ovteomatn te rapeseed the ven And shededfor the setoperatin > (a. a) ? A { nn) Coy "4 + )») bs] CD Shading Givi vert emmeeae ~axparerpointnar te A alalabt amen a Oe a engine blocks are tobe sent toa military customer, determine the probabilities that eo, one, two, or thee bad engine _, Blocks are selected from the batch, Assume samoling without replacement an lt Kaqualthe numberof had engine Qh acs. Hee be bEESD gb Se roo P (535) = Sb SS 075s 3 roars RCane) + Gold) + P Clg) = race (gdb) +P Cogh) +P (Ly) (Ez weep Et . VOM) Sr Se Sr +0 c003e08 ( ‘stein the comiatvedrton funtion nthe space: Hols Peo) =P) ~ 27513 R=P 42) = Po) 7 2): ) * 6.983 +0.2200 =pa4g/3 Ce (2)? Pe)+ Pus Pe) = V2613 +0, . (3 $02 2004 Q01840 * 9 a4n "15 063) = Po) 4P0)4P - 2.99 CD POKES) Po) +P) *P2)4P3) = 0.251340 2302+ d.IB40.4 0 ceosteR =h000 G2»(SE 2201 + quiew + 14 way 2015 name_SoLuTiaN a 2) The following isa random sample of voltage measurements from a sensor: S185 6.75 7.06 1.00 7.34 686 7.52 7.09 7.85 7,5} (millvolts) ‘Compute the sample mean, sample varance, sample standaré deviation, sample range, and draw a histogram showing ‘lative frequencies on the y-axis hz od a) iL q > (bin Cane = Ivo 4 ieee Deer | 4 Lin? Wad 22 9ef 2% 493 | Lin Sway = H924 Ber Hb biel mae SOSH aes + 9.4, me 2} whats te mos imprint diferencia a ese expeinentandan berets uy? Sesited experiment! Chae in colnet ane olgened a espeuse b catteiled va z + variations gan celemive enue anloCa whedys uot a +2 3) gal conte hes #npt ors each put may be “i oro“. Cerainconiatins of iout srl ense the contol exe ip. You bss as asked you peor fulton Getermine exact wih int contnatons mayo his how man experimen wi hs ee? obgeuat! cottled, ae corvse | Clay= 3h ge 'se2211+ fam hare 2035 wue___SorvTion Last week, we prepared an ANOVA table regarding a possible connection between relative humic in the atmosphere and the hardness of @ certain applied finish, Five test samples were ished in each of four diffrent relative humidity environments in random arder and subjected to Vickers hardness test: " ‘kr Weds 7 (00)_|seesiet—[sariez | sompie3 [Tempio [ompies| TOU | Avenues 3 BL 37 30 ms | Ba | 1s ig ae a0 30 308 789 mo | st6 | 1500 |g, 300 0 maz 30 13a m3 8 [mata 2836 Co 252 wz 7 me | a6 | i306 |, 2622 S813 fj 28085, Toosolventon | famoléqaes | Bepearanedan | — Meat Sgune z “Treatments 039 3 3033 3640 Eon 2B 6 rm) Tosh 98 3 5 Use Fisher's Leas Significant Difference method to determine which, any, pals of treatment means difer atthe a= (0.05 level of significance. LSD = twain clever, 708 ve eB: | H.. -§2-] = VI 40% ve. be |gar -5a) = /30 bom vs. go \gs gal + |2e- 209, Vs. = Bq Yom ve, tom en « Fe aan ) - All pais lod sign 7] wa\MSe (Let ya\(Lase (EE) 7 0.7352 16318 GD) numbecs 4-sool = 1.4 G2>LsD 0 -28.ab(> hol G< LSd rab - 2o.t2| + 2.24 > Ld - 28.44) « 38] Qi 306 GDS isd 5.48 Q> >) ot 2 vs. 2 (2) = Wbir| >2)\eisthovght that there maybe 2 caeation between RMS fice nls nmlrovlts of an mpfr (andthe lead bend in degree ofa specifi resto (Sb amplilers were investigated and the resus presented below: Day = fees tae yi 94, oh Semple Tat carob, Wa) [Wander dope] Fy w7bE 24 233.35 QL? 650 35, Suit 220 + 3 178 358 a Ps S.558Q)-—4 aot ie Syit= 6874 4 * 32.93 @ 3 7a 285 6 B58 a6 ‘Test the following hypotheses regaring the correlation of ike noise and lead ben: Hop =0 Hep20 ay 7 f Su Somle comelatim cortsieeut + Re Bes ay GD Sur > Seg - oy Se @ = Ite - pares 23342 @ Sa > 32-22 © > Ub. - Bast 230.93 GD SSp > Zt © > 63%] - 6-32-93 -207.3 @ FoF K = prewar = 0.7288 @& GB: Rie 0.72630 = ob a OABON 2I2 Wi 3® > jrapae 2 tb ea a + Cahn = tooas.y = 2.225 GE |" Fart Ha) No Se. come thalSSE 2211 «Quits «24408 2015 Xe Sou TON ‘There seemstobe a connection betwee relative humiity in the atmosphere and the hardness of a certia applied finish. Five test samples were finished in each of four itferent relative humidity envionments In random order and subjected to Vickers hardness test: [Reiaioe ‘iis ards Humiaty [Senoied | sanle2 |) samples [—Sonpiet | Samples cH 20 Ey 37 eo we | Be oO 302 aa 29 70 |e wz so a an co wr war 387 e266 Flin the ANOVA table. state whether you would reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis that r= 412005 lvel Ss tones | 99.34) & 120.13@ vo) to 23.4 lb @ lise@Q - Tet Wa) 7@l G) = 35 y5°- : @Qaat. + as gq a =_ 90.3845 - SS tretunts - 90.3818ws Last week, seven laboratory measurements were used to form a simple linear regression model fr stray capacitance in F (yin terms of wire coating thickness In um (x) a flows: 9 = ~0.0041375 + 0.008657 ‘Write 295% confidence Interval on the mean response of stray capacitance fora coating thickness of 200 um. Please Include units n your C1. From the previous quiz: Test | Caving tines ama) [ry cman, OA] i 10 i 2 a5 te t225 ty=0.868 S299 3 350 pe=287s Hye oD8BOR— Sun17500 a 175 zens Feaosess = 0.000008727 = 200 bene 1264 3 Bs 7 250 J Ae = Bath xe = OI3aS +, 0 a a < 0,UI C >» 0. _ qi a Now wt 95% preion nual on the stay capstone fora cent nes of 180, Oo gett nde Tae \ 5) \o [iva 2&5) \ See | ~, Behe ~00un sas + .2005urF (/0) = , 097685 @ i anty @ vf Hey | 3 2195 have 0.1030 we | ears qt Ge(SE 2211 «Cle #9 + 3108 2015 BEd SoLoTion A series of measuremertshas been taken inorder to determine what, if any, relationsha exists between the thickness ‘of conformal coating nae Determine the total sum of squares (9), the error sum of squares (SS), and the unbiased estimator atvaranee (92), 6) SS7 = Sy -w ™ 5 0.06808 a7 mse” SS = .tosgla Gh) O 8 +35; sone Cy2 uTiot S620 eat 27 MARIS uP sae QOLUTION 4) A machinist woud tke to know if tre ifespans of two diferent grades of end mils iffersuclerty to justiy the itference in ost. A pared t-tests performed on 9 sample billets and the results are presented below. cot ee a | emer rae a me =| T+ 2% - ass ss =e 0 5@ ss 35 ts e oe a ea star | a} b Soe eS mora wer oo sia et ts se bees esd Setwearecen mt a bitena * teese,g = 2306 (tase) i ( a = — 1.041 Yim tah nt sabe Since — ben pa 16, 18% CT. —mof-00¢ @& % X oh 7 £ 2 Mel yy, -) 25,154 = 7 st?) 1, combins Lo, Hoe ig inguerere— Gi evidetes ny iushha Guelaints of huenditlite a = & a \Te? etonetnenn! wig_Seio ol | 2006, the European Union enacted the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (Ro4S), which prohibited the se of electrical solder containing lead for consumer products, One problem that has developed s that leadree solder seems to have a higher melting point than leaded solder. I the efference in melting point exceeds 120°, there potential for circuit board damage. Recently, ten samples of leaded solder type 1) and ten samples of lead-free solder (type 2} wee tested andthe resuits ae as follows: £; = 360°, t= 32.2°F, f= SOI", 2: = ABS. Test the following Inypotheses onthe difference in means of meting pont atthe a= 0.05 level of significance and state whether you would ‘ejector fal to reject Ha thatthe difference in maiting points exceeds 120°, potentially causing circuit damage, ‘Assume population variances are unknown and accumed to be unequal, Hes va b= Bo® 120°F Heuer <120°F an) ee _eS Joss ~ a ea mot ape ae Vz IS.S6 degree of frwdent OE ED) Cemdivg [1 Be bosib’ &@ (Fs) . Bre ——— es + 238-1 - 1 Be op) \ a> & Cay vtay * tay eu Veyection ceiteri on = *> ta, v ae Lae wh te 763 oO1562211 + Quis #7 «33 MAR 2015 name__SOLuTION ‘A particular audio playback medium is supposed to rotate at 45 revolutions per minute (RPM). (ts known thata= 0.6 PM, A sample f= 25 unitsgivesa mean value of = 45.43 RPM. Determine the p-value in testing the folowing tote “ aces Die Deen ee a owe 25 Chenier valle ‘P=2 [BC le1))] = 2S Cas = 2° ios Pe 2006210 | . Pe O- ered 7 ‘Would you elector fall to elect the nul hypothess fortis pvalue ia =0.03? what Would he acceptance region De fora=005? oh necepene NAM equimliat te GE. on X Oo th O/T < % SMe tex o- Ole: fies 2% £40 + MODE ATE 4 ‘9 @ Da oo Deter he probity of ype ror the true populate s y= 45:94 RPM. Deine the power ofthe test6 en a LT ‘manufacturer of preconmetorasemblsis interested in controling the aunt oro a ell between certain components. Ten assemblies were pulled off the line and the reli measure in microinches: $172.01 70.17 76.72 71.14 72.48 60.25 6449 03.05 66.98 9473) a dew, Write a 90% two-sided confiderce interval onthe true population warlnee of relief between assembles, nzlo > deqes of fede veg GD ie TAM @® x St ) =) Af divided WZ Pad = 0.10 @ ns Lonny = Los9 #1692 QD [Tore] Goran Zoaea * 333 © (1) _ Ds \s* KS Go 20 * Tp =O Ie et 2 > Cisse ae se Now wit 936% re it Ain, Uveliet 19%, = of > 0-01 @ x toe ur S VE ae X+ top wi see Avani 5,9 23250 (4) “< Ku £ 74. 19 43,290\% We TG = 3.250 (ay:navsanvomn( 0 He) wme_SoLoTioN ine ted Sates ha A aes YING Taped oh 10 Via 5K sade Nn ‘Manufacturers Association (NEMA). Your power company has declared that the voltage they provide to you has a standard deviation of 48 VAC. ‘Throughout the course of a day, you take ten voltage measurements and get the following voltages: ‘123 119 126 11617 323 129 327 122 220) Based on tis sample, write a two-sided 95% confidence interval onthe tue mean voltage provided by your power ‘compary. 44 ay) = 122 42) 75 2% >) Ayers! So Sed > Bay eZine 21,06 ay Faddee > he - ante * TG cue + ee @ a I A eH € lw Te Neab SAME 125.04 VAC pus (+2) Gy nueere yuit1S Ise 2211+ Quite“ 6 EEIOIS name_SoLuTion! ‘The probability of getting eaten by a wild boar while hiking in the ‘woods has been determined to be 2.64% in southwestern Oo, Soneirae evant awk nea “cess” youhein the woods times this year, determine the cumulative probability of getting eaten once OR zero tines. Wyinownial ci serede. didke bution) ooo of ) PC P= so264 Pra: U4 of get fC ~.eaeu)?? mee e070 GD . ; Tey * 0264 an 1418 GD P(xet) = We) 409 GY = 0.7860 + 0.1ag 735 ov TFA “What ithe expected vale, variance, and tanlacd deviation ofthe number afte you wal eet eaten bya wild hart ‘you hike inthe woods a6 ies? is. daz E(x) = we @) ElO=\5 02d *7C VO) = we (i-P) a > (5 -,o20d (1 =.0264) Cass 1Ba 53,9 a srmtcitameaneanaeg 2?) ue_setuttn 1) The average numberof cracked flor tiles in a classroom i four tls pr 2,000 square feet and may be modeled asa (discrete) Poisson process. Ifa classroom is 1,800 square feet, determine the expected value and standard deviation of the numbor af erarked tis, Hi , 2 Aw Spuwe ox —7 P > 004 1b By, Ga Hntecual Se A zp = 001 1,800 / DEW +> = 22 cmutes veg 2A eos VQ) > * 22 26% — Galea. ama P Cxe 2)=P(o)4 Pd 4 Pays) Oe @& =o 12) eB 0. 2007. S72 = 0. Coombe GD iy Pa). 2 72! + O.wsz—a6 @ 1 Pay: 67772" = 0.035 GD an ©2) A manufacturer of capacitors has determined that capacitance i normally estributed with a mean value of 47 nF and ‘standard deviation of 2.2 nF. Determine the probably that a capacitor wil havea value ofthe mean plus oF minus “one percent; that, thatit value willbe between 46.53 and 47.47 nf. 2-=-x*t © ZI, AINA = 1 py peas I, = 4p > ars D-Me a T (ess propebitity thet time to tie weet deh is <= ty, GD Se went dex & hour oe wed Plme os) 2 F () @ Eumuhsve pater: ~)eem @ = 159 © le" OO ag @ ha ao EU) 5 = TF Ines behoeen dente C= 1 (Be) CAS wince |S| Bb ce Ga name SOLO TIN 1)Asample space contains 96 pistachio nuts. Of these 96 nuts, eight are known tobe “rat” fyouselet three mus ‘rom te bag th realacemens, write dscreteprobabty dsribtion for he numberof ms pistachio nuts inthe sample, cat the random arable x bethe number of nastypitachiomts. 3 =Jood | = Hasty SG 095 sb gba bog ohh thy igh 4un3 © P(h+0) = 9499 He + 2.209 P Ge b P Cxet) = 185 gg @-« REEL EE LEE roa P Cx-2) * $gbb_ bab Ba es > Ne ce Fe 6H 40 HE + £2 2 -0.0n8 PO)" Fb Eg oo owaay cero mn pray man be nye ve fey SPL) ol [al tones regan; petaisoes wet Determine the cumulative distribut tion in the space below: Fo) = PUX P PAD Plas) + P(x>1) = 09708 +0:210) =0.9804 GE F(z) * P (REAR P(uc0) + PrK EN) + P(W22) =0,770540.204 01901 © FC) raed Rede Raman io Determine the mean and standard devintlon af X. £0 = 3X06 @ = © Pl) +1 PO) 49 Pe) + aPC = ©: 77034 Idol + 2 1014) +B 000SF3E = _& A Hast voy | a EOS gel (xu) Fle) =F PFO) a ; = 2iel + 2" +, 01916 +3, o00s78F = ue o Sats i703 + (ba 2sY 2101 ¥(2-, 25) apo + G3), ogg 031 Whee = deTu ee" 7 seamvnaamcsemman OD suet ‘The sample space S contains the folowing outcomes: S{27 16 82 39 56 12 91 47 43). vent A contains the outcomes (82 39 47), Event B contains the outcomes (27 16 82 39 12). ‘Draw a Venn diagram for this sample space and events A and 8 a Que ay wo D Gar st 27 on he ad oe ane Cee Cn ere ue oy fw 2 4 sz U far se 1143} “hee Beetles “ > (ROBY enrine’ ow shade Anon you dagram, ‘Are events 8. and Rimutlly-eerhiie? Why of why ant? e® Mi ANS Awi © 161AN 2015 2) The folowing is random: Sa eae meters) of certain miner: "ae Yh we Dh ts fas 7 foio dr safc Pee tw You are asked to perform some statistical analysis on this sample, include units in your answers where appropriate. Determine the same range. Gy = we Ge) — wind) CD ye (0/0-473 > 537m Compute the sample mean. — 2 472 RBs. @ oe 72 an a = 2654+] wn Oo. sample standard deviation. Pe co S S = le2.422 raw nstogram. choose the numberof bins appropiate. ee VF eb Fil j Pie Bar H bes @ Fine bins To fae bins 233 e Tad «194 hia wow: & = SF “raze @ Iya wid» E- aL: ing s\n D- | ya | genomes ba Ls pita +r Gs brass maser a Dp loser raa) £99! | thaws #5 = sss [2 3 (issna)? Wr? iT lRe| | os | 4\ wo|S 2211 + Final Exam +32 JUL 2034 Solu TION NAME 1) Awood shap would lke to know ithe runout of two different brands of Forstner dil its fers suifclenty te ustity the difference cost. A paired t-test was performed on 16 samples of Batic birch plywood andthe results are presented below. Piywood Sample # | BN Thole runout (um) | BRI hole runout fun) | diFfecaa 72] 1 162. 18.4 Ze z 153) 376 t. 3 148) 361 2 4 156 364 og 5 155. 373 L 5 a3. 380) or 7 362. 373. 1 5 155) 384 2. 3 143) a4 re a 162 380 hee 1 37.0 a8 8. 2 a5 374 22 i 352 38a ut ue 14a aa cz as 363 a6 Ti 16 157 a7 uf Test the following hypotheses and state whether one brand of Forster bit produces significant less runout than the other He: vo=Bo=0 Hwee and suggest Hine sheaaly table + Lar, J less yuneat = Lobes > 0.5825 (Fees 0 5825/Nie rhe bit FE produces2) There has always been a vary between mechanical and electrical engineers. Ina contest to see hich majors superior In geting moistened gummy bears to stick othe side of the Russ Engineering Center, sic out of eight ME students managed to get their gummy bears to stick, wile ten outof twelve EE students got thelr to stick. Test the following hypotheses and determine one majr is superior at sticking gummy bears to the building atthe a= 0.05 level of sigrifcance. tenes let ene , pe BE wo 76 m8, F279, M2 I f+ & cans & pooled estimate Br , 7? lest shatishe An _ pile a Wf PO-DG+e) 2 0.45 -0,8333 Feo fable = Zup *2 oon ce we crumod vojack We yutl lmpothesic gud eoidude Kat oth wejors are epi adert 42 at being idiots3) tis believed that there is a connection between gasoline octane rating andoutput voltage of ‘certain emission sensorinan automobile engine test. Three diferent octane eatings were replicated in five engines each andthe voltages measured. The results are presented below: ‘Oetane Te Rating_|femei [faded | tnehne3 | figies | tes 7 262 283 257 79 | 266 =o 282. 304. 29.4 273 | 268 93 3a B17 320 30s | 33.8 Filin the ANOVA table. 00 not worry about pvalues. State whether you would reject or fll to reject the = Oat the a= 0.05 level Sera aoe | Sameera epee elon | — War z Treatments ECRES z Gate ae Error Bier | 1 E49 5 Total Tb L = = = 12543.43 - 28.77 lorb MS rents * 2 234 Se Gar Ce Fm Moai, ase oe Taeoe 95% confidence interval an the diference in treatment means between 67 and 69 octane levels. \aange 4 oH: besa \ APE MoM SE Yee -Fj. etae,aen\| Prom, table fup,acan * ne i 28,2b- Deg =29q{@ Z Menugy = 2936-2612 + 2.199 (2 La - Led O om EF e9- ee < 2.24 + Lea S Msr-use < 4.134 (dees Hor include zero) ‘Now cleulate fshers Least significant Dieveuge end determine which, if any, pats of treatment ‘means show significant ference a thea = 0.05 lev LSD = € 4b, yea Moe (9) tH a toms,i2 * 2135 2174 {19sq@5 4) oF vs. 99 |g. -J2-| = |ai2- eau) = 224 >Usd 84 Ws. 93 lye de) [>pap- anal © 3,5f >LS> $4 us. 43 [ye gp] © Vee 314] © 348 7ESD AL pairs show si wibicant \Mocenee1562211 Quiz Mio 24,01 2014 name__SOLUT?ON Inthe previous qui, six laboratory measurements were used to fom a simple linear regression model {or inductance (yin terms of gap length x) 2s follows: = 1249-03257 write 2 95% prediction interval on the seventh measurement of infuctance [gap length = 2.2 mm. From the previous quiz: a yeas sye-oae Uns 142, By 3.582 Sat OT fais p09 3 soo00ss2 \foren Beanz \e . Or Ody fo yo + Va na\|o [itn 1 Ga a i ‘ - No =2.2 -—> Yo °'\04-0.3054 (2,2) = 0.55248 1 \ rm Wy = 2H) Sou table] = ] + 2.726\\ osssi [14g 228%, J oF | -Determine-thefotalsunofsquares{SSxhthe erorsum-ofsquares(SSirame the unbiased-estimatorof— variance (42). | = 0.08733 ans (in walilanind)S521 rl 7 a 2044 sone SUTIN A series of measurements has been taken regarding the relationship between magnetic gap length ‘measured inductance. The results are presented below: “Gaplengthinem x) | Inductance nmi) 10, 095 12 ‘02s ia ‘O77 15. ‘O71 18 0.56 20 062 Determine the least-squares estimates forthe slope (Be and intercent (of the simple linear regression model and write the resulting equation, Compute the denominator (Su) and numerator (Sa) ‘terms fist to eate computation. Determine the total sum of squares (3; the evr Sun of squares (i), andthe unbiased estimator of variance (2). oot} 2 2 = Sy? ng = 352-6.0.26 q 4 SSe > a SS 7 - Bi Sue = 9.070 -(-o.2089 +0 228) = 0.002K% 2 SSE, 0.00240 no = 0.000535)Trond ISE 2244 + Qui « 10,UL 2014 Name ‘The consistency ofthe numberof Doritos® packaned into 8-0 bags by different cackaging plants has ‘been cae into question by New Carll, Ohio-resident (and Dottos® packaging authority) Ernest V. Flemington Il. Statistica data onthe sample standard deviations produced by two diferent packaging plans yields, = 42 Dortos® from n, = 8 bags and s,= 3.2 Doitos® from m;= 11 bags. Write 3 95% confidence interval onthe ratio of population variances produced by the two packaging plans and state “whether there i evidence to support Eres’ claim that the varences are unequal. wat I Y a 2 Gi Sa Tey yt a, Fa jill — aa Vuwerator eLagvees of frerden My -l = gee | Aevomin clagress of Reese het = Cf, please “S$ do not jale \ Pints off 1E 4 Shcont Ginets d 2 25 = b4o | Dip -yumtentor = \ Aertoutinetor \ deqnes. & ee Yee CL at fle to the bos vorsnices elles uct — rs moled Hd 6 = 05" at his siya eel qu psu icren® evs an fo supact te. elainnie ir ta wd + oe win en 1 ef) iceman son) save wom vaca te EE iE ned neta D9 Poe “ae A et mak deg A ir Fe a) Nm tomit xe tim) mei ce oF meat als ate se oemt vem T= AR 5 Senet L GML ty = hhsse22it saute +3.uL2018 yawee_SOLUTION 4) Aircraft electrical wiring often has a conformal coating that makes it more reliable under situations were it may be exposed to fie, seawater, or high-voltage spikes due to lightning and electromagnetic pulses. A new coating process has been introduced and we would ke to investigate what effect this has. ‘on the mean coating thickness. Population variances are unknown but assumed to be equal. Nine samples of each process are analyzed with the folowing results: ¥,=16.4 yr, y= 2.6 um, f= 182 |um, $= 3.8 um, Test the fllowing hypotheses on the cifference in means of coating thicknass atthe @= (0.05 level of significance and state whether you would reject or fail to reject Hs: Ho tba bo=0 Ha te~Ha# be ~~ Variances assumed equal; there Bye yo sel avid Say tet thane is pot @ siyniftennt Rrence nn mean contig thickness beturcen the two Processessti cn asa a vaue_SovoTionl 1)A sample of = 9 te pressure messurement eo be taken roma norma stron wth known standard deviation a= 1.6 ps the aceeptance rein fore pressure is 18.0535 22.0 ps, determine ‘he pale in testing the following hypotheses: ‘Ho: = 209 Ba Hews 200 6 _ K“Mo 13-20 OR IT / # (22-37%) = 0.000888 (fom us) 22-26 \ Blea = 2 Zig vee CLG = 3.45 t P (272.45) = 6;od008e 1 pont, 2 + 6.0c00%9 Detarmina the probably of» Type error the ue paplation mean sys 201 pa Determine the power he test. Tee error ta! “D reject He when He is Slse I Ala. EE = 4.5 (ofl clues) alim rego! 7% a ¥ 1 Pipe D) = Pas cre sey’ ld. 1 4; a ~ = P (2230) 2 0.4K Pewee = I-B © D oof3s0,ISE 2241 + Quie #5» 12 JUN 2028 NAME, 1) The average thickness of permalioy laminations used inhigh-4requency magnetic cores must be maintained to a high evel of precision, Sisteenlaminetion sheets were sampled from # norma istribution and their thicknesses in thousandths of an inch) measured as follows: 1469, £4.71, 14.62, 14.73, 14.86, 1499, 14.44, 1431, 14.56, 14.72, 1466, 14.87, 14.62, 14.37, 14.59, 1449, The population ‘mean is unknown but the variance is claimed by the manufacturer tobe o = 0,938 . Construct 90% {two-sided confidence interval on average thickness. HNP ete enaSse221 quiet + 3,uNe 2018 sae SoLuTzoN| 1) Two competing semiconductor manufacturers offer a 1N47AOA zener code, which is spectied as having a voltage of 10V and a maximum power rating of W. Ata specific test curent, one ‘manufacturer claims ts dade has a mean voltage of 10V anda standard deviation of 2V, while the ‘other manufacturer claims a superior product with a mean of 10V and a standard deviation of onl 0.2. 1 100 diodes from each manufacturer are measured, what isthe probablit that ther sample means “wl iffer by more than 0.0052 Azo 7 02 Plugin srang $e 205 = Cen) Tei, * 22236 say a Fram table ioe owt, g woke > yy ho P(2<02) 2 0.593 all eo P > Ply PCB > eat) =P (G5 >.103) 2 | P@032) a gests Fam tales Pp (Z 033) + 0.6290 + aN. ) oo PCB > 053) = |-P(2<032) = 1 06093 L302SevotioN Ise 2211» cis Han = 22 MAY 2016 Name. 1A an vr fr ne an venta sn ln) rtm ha folowig st operations: ao fae fn eyed eh joe eg xu (paserd (eas erci Venn diagram, showing all outcomes in the simple space andthe aventsAand ,shadedfor the Draw av ne he sale space and th ces setoperation (408). = z -1 for ne lobess | . i p z Stee Gs) os || ft (COD e nemees J s\ _3Amanfecuing open has ben ane. Tres proces mut prod component ‘peceaton win etn trac. Th roby mas ncn ot fe pes Feromed oofslemcehas ee determined flows fodiens rca)-02¢ 2) = 008 ps) - a2 Determine the combative dstbution function inthe space below: Ho P (X20) 2.6 ~ Fads P Ox 5 Cope? Obs+ord £0.92) FA= P (X52) = PCo\ATCIEPE) = OLE+OIA4000 ~O.9E) FT Css) = IO) MPCOADLRD + O.6y4 ON t0.0c+0.02 Determine the mean and standard deviation of X. Ss. eee > EQ) J vf) = 0-008 VO= Blu) €6) ~ +1 02g - outs)? p.3d bear) tage emmons Iona 30002 _ + (00ny*- or MEQ? 04 2 VCR) 0.48 SoS 3 consider sw mutual nce aves cotalied a sme space such that the event ABC) 2S ‘wth respective probabites 0.8, 020, and 0.03, and theevent [EF wih cespecive rbabines 008,022,025, and 038, ‘othese tuo events const pobeity mats function? Why or why aot? need Hae ye Teaton H No j He sum of pebabinikes &] 50 “here ues? be one ov more gutcomes pr eres wissioyateaita aI5E2211 + Que fA 35 MAY 2014 mame SOLUTION ‘The following is a random sample cf sheetmetal thicknesses: S{625 62.8 61.0 61.9 628 623 61.3 609 62.1 62.5} (thoussndths of an inch) Determine the sample range. T* 62.2 - 60.9 } ‘Compute the sample mean. " yew ain Sor YitVe tnt Xa) pc tuo ose ease be tees ot n (eo to @ = ‘Compute the sample variance. v3 i ‘Compute the sample standard deiation. ‘Draw ahistogram wit thee bins. Choose bin width appropriately. bin wath: -G 2003 +1 0 biel OFexey sa Vas We WS oa? 9 hind W634 267.16 € 64 6213 ge bind: ere 67.8 4428 bansast pol if +I6E2044 ule «15 ar 2008 nae SOLUTION ‘The following i a random sample of capacitance measurements in picofarads: 5168.1 67.9 68.0 68.4 68.6 67.7 68.2 68.3 673 689) Determine the sample range. ~ 68.49 - 67.3 Cie) ® Draw a histogram with thre bins. Choose bin width appropriately a loin weak > go 52 e bind bras < bres Goat ota} far bi 2 ~6Fxscxe gab $68.) 629 be bo ces} Pas } = 8 3b exe ; - bn3 Beene BA Fie ee fg 3 Poa 4 Compute the sample mean, 4 ha ka, 6) tea Gia Gat nae 6e4 Compute the sample variance. se g he: _ Ubsite bea) (699-680. & ar eer a7 tts? C0455) @ts) ‘SE 2211 » Midterm Exam « 19JUN 2014 ame _SoLuT/ON 1) A manufacturing operation has 13 steps. A study has been commissioned to determine how many ferent ordered sequences ofthese step are possible. Determine the number of ordered sequences Qrdered Squewes = gern ( u GD = 13! = G24020%00 2) The number of potholes on Smithvile Road in Dayton, Ohio has a discrete Poisson distribution. The average number of potholes per quarter-mile is nine. Find the probably thata one-mile stretch of Smithvile Road will have exacty 50 potholes thus destroying your car's suspension). let XM = Hef potholes jn fle streleh of vrad cuter shady (one wile) Then E(X)=) = potlols/) wile > A 4. wiles =36, wile.3) Historical data suggests that IE 2211 midterm exam grades are normally letehted with = 82 and (9=44, Outof n= 34 students taking the exam today, determine the probability thatthe sample mean £ willbe between 90 and 100. lustrate your answer with a rough sketch, shading this probability gains the standard noua istibutlon curve, G 2 Io * ME = 4.09 4/4/ CG) PP (Z< 182) = 0.956 (¥) Ve wl | CO) veacany 21 Cait) () oo P (40 4% wae Peks1) - 6H toad = 04g FAs Pce2) 20.8) +o 7ltoe} = 944 Feo Cees) = | Determine the mean and standard deviation of X a ur Sx flo OH -O F244 +042 toes = 0.35 PE SR Cg? = HO- 0384.24 (1-380 ofr) clon PL aers oe obol152211 eines «2 may2023 sume SOLUTION 1) Coniders for, ised wth he posse outcomes 23,4 5,6). Cale the expected value ad variance ata random ts ofthe le oe gee Gr EX) > OB = OS aes "Now compute the mean and va D) EOI ln 2st pty ag {in Clark County. Ifyou mow the gass37 times this season, deternine the probability of being bitten ‘once OR twice, hae \ wsideddie. (= 2-6) a prone nest pee) = (1) 9 Cie 2?) as ()-aees yk?" 38D 0.008 (ade +8 (x22) > (22) wag" (1--s28)"* = oy 0.195 (* Wo (ene? .5bL SS '3) in your own words, wnat does the Cental Limit Theorem state? " 13 FA veglicdws Lecoves (age , dish 'hite al fends to be poral 4) A very large sample of fina exam grades assumed to be normally stibuted and has a mean of 85 and a standard deviation of five points. What s the probability that you at last got Con the exam? Roughly sketch and shade this probablity against 2 normal istibution curve, P(qade re) = 2 (40 Ke slandard deviations below re ~\ a ae wee Shutdard devickinus aloe Ww, Ww? ikem (x0 in cless)Een woe SOLUTION 1) Ithas been determined that a comercial amplifiers power supply voltage has @ population mean pt += 400 Vand a standard deviation OV. It was assumed bythe designer that 4S0-V capacitors are suicientl cated for this productiomline tem. What ithe probability tha the power supply voltage will exceed 450 V? Refer tothe attached table, p 7? (X24) 400N Aa as 2 -, . No eZ Xs eee 11s iN Pe ps P (xeus) = Ple>2-5) 7 Bl- Ple<2s) fon Tale, PC2<25)* 0. 293772 POX 3480) = ~ 1-,99399 = 0.00621 [yor 2) One capacitor monufocturerretesits component as having # men capacitance value of 40 uF with a Standard deviation of uF, wile a competing manufacturer claims a mean of 40 uF and ast, dev. of LF. What isthe probability that samples of SO capacitors from each manufacturer will have means Sitenng by mre hans? =4do Ma > 40 tb oe} oe UN, +50 Nz= 50 want PG, -% >0.5) (2) > OP Xie -(y mn). - \(OAy + G?/nr 1) 5 ~ 9.5 Wt) . 05 pe he ie Zk es) wi Placa)» 1 8WARO AQotuTlON 2) The length ofa connecting rod is crticalto proper assembly of @ mechanical device. Fifteen ‘connecting rods were sample from a normal distribution and their length in inches) measured 35 follows: 14.71, 1862, 14.73, 14.85, 14.99,14.48, 1.31, 16.56, 1472, 16.66, 14.87, 18.62, 1437, 1459, 114.43, The population mean and variance are not known. Find 99% confidence interval on the population mean of connecting rod length. ints: you wil ave to determine the sample mean, sample standard deviation, and correct (5 2211 + quiews + 6JUN 2033 NAME, disioaton/confdence interval equation. ¢ Rec Tau ca + pr Sowipla wean s 14 a 9426. > oa 0.0/ fr sample variatice: SP * 0.0385 \ a =o, (33 A Shingle SA. de 5 ult Small s4bile, uo and untunn, fo CL ts 7 Kn tht Min ce 8 then, Vig (10 Huey use 2) sr SAG +h Totable ahs tang to <5 UO 16 Hag “found” 2 “SN C2778 bab — 2492 0. b 497 81 887 EM SHY 494 0. : 77 0-fegy eo 19ALi on |e a HAF ome [4,44 +2 +2 + 7 if . they missed staev but showed wortsamied whe aap Curperreul (arr, reas CP saeons my go nena amek Ary aumay eg 3 fssondxe WY 2) CD “Goon g@ maninas Sas 388-920 PA weooed Be (eng 2h Pow F “ywol 2 mummar7a C4 “Gaon Cuguafep vecende jerseagyP vlan Co - ong OP Tees Of 0 bs ieog oy gles PHL GP onl sen Crmoygy yp PSU) ct —— 1. |1) Amanufacturing operation has si steps. How many permutations ofthese sk steps (Le, how many lferent ordered sequences ofthese six steps) are posible? @ ul +6! +420 2) The following even outcomes constitute a sample space, each withthe probablties indicated: PIA) = 0.12, H(s) "028, P(C) = 0.06, P(O) = 0.03, PE) =0.2, PIF) = 0.34, P(G) = 0.15. vent contains outcomes (A, 8 ,E,Fland event E: contains outcomes (8, CE). First, draw a Venn diagram describing the sample space, outcomes, and events. foe | s betemie UE @ = VOD + HD + PCD + POPE) AD = O35. pe P(E0 b) 2 ViE)4P(e) — P(E fa) =P Sawer + PyBce} - PYBER © 73 ta Re = VIBES Pfacet = (eno) J (utes) * O:86b "Now shade your Venn diagram for P(E,E;). ] / Determine PE, |)3) The average numberof micro-fractues ina sewer pipeline may be modeled as a(screts) Poisson process with an expected value of 47 flaws per 10-meter segment. Determine the probabity of finding 1 single microfracture in randomb-elected meter of poe © EK) + YR = xP less meter Se . fe) = ox 4) series of test measurements on pulse duration i found to have anormal distribution witha population mean j= dBm and a = 3.2ms. Whats the probably thata test measurement wil havea (aoe treme aod Soe? 2 bene 2 eR + Ste oo ory KM 2 Bob 2 som ARB tas ot (2 e125) = 0.444 as x = 7 C2<-875)* ooo P (up 2x 238) > (ase <2 20.4) 2 0.8% -.0304 = 8036 =5) Explain the “lack of memory” propery of nexponetsl random continous vail. / gin othe pent Subinlervnl at here wh In the , ardless of what happmed ‘< i ecw subinterval '6} Wheelbarrow bearings re known to havea certain amount of runout this has been determined to havea normal distribution wth a population mean of 26um and population standard deviation of 1.5 bm. atisth bai hat atch of 35 peates wl ave 2 samoemesneceding 6 W235, eb, o Hh bile geek - “he oe = 1.306 O/T 15 VSS phon, P (e225) > 00! +e oT (a >2rgd = | ple 22.sue) = 1-99) _ (+ CP CEaa.o = an >152 2) out ofa random sample of 2 stats ea exams, four have pret sae. wre a Biivtceree irr ana @ Wee 7 x +005 eae pt een (=P fam) EEE rst GD Zain = E008 1b @ sist | 4p Ve 2Pe rth, (2 0.0208

E = 3957 ~ wb tlerance (neal = R-ks, ZF 24.876 +/ tay tras = 204 d2 = te “eae Yinee To does ust Lu) pe hon gntside the vejection bounds of © 2,064 Bet) a we Bul to reject He,\ 7 — “Daegu we papas ol yp ay age ous jams Ho 9BHe se pe pana au nde; no Sup ey ne BN at oe Pas ony px! xi uaap ‘aun mG Sutin nak une sono jo eve eoney sun wast ove en Yea peak a ey Aaa Ae ws po oa (8g 01 sueadde asauy yo © 30 apa aur oy awor aned pue soje8uy 507 uy aayod BY) Wo BuIUUTY axe nO, ‘roquer sz + eHanD + zozrze aeUSE2044cuid 2 102013 save SDLUTION ‘A meta fabricator would ike to krow ifthe ifessan of two efferent brands of meta saw blades citfers sufficiently to justly the cifference in cost. A paired tests performed on 9 samples of arcraft-grade ‘aluminum and the results are presented below. ‘Aluminum Sample # | Blade 1 Wespan hour) | Bade a6 a5. Ex 823, 392 86.6 35.0 309) 327 Use this information to develop a confidence interval onthe mean ofthe eifference in observation pairs atthe a= 0.10 level of significance. Hint: space has been provided in the table for the addtion of useful ‘information. What canbe inforred from te calculated bounds ofthe confidence interval? 2 7 ad > Sy * e100 #1 IF wrong, eux showess sng ate ¢ at. “bom Wot inclise ze, Hone 5 Leyitely A SiqniGcant ditlerene in Vifesspans at wis © lpwot Geanihiowee 2SaruTlany ISE 2241 + Quie 9» 11 JUL 2013 name <> © Recall the problem 2 few quizae ago in which ve wore interested inthe differences inthe mean and variance of aircraft wiring coating thickness fortwo different precestes. Steen samples ofeach rocess were anayze wth the flowing resus: 5» 82 um, 62 pm, #2 BHM, 52% 3.8 yn. Test {the folowing hypotheses on the citference invariance of coating thickness atthe c= Ute significance and state whether you would reject ofall to reject He: Hoo? = of Hea? # a2 wl fer eftore pavameler (CT wouthit be -bo particular a beut Ui 2 the whole test aa pak does it >) is uk how he(s€2211 + quet20 «28,0. 2012 name SOLUTION A series of measurements has been taken regarding the relationship between the numberof turns of Wire ona certain ol an¢ the co's measured inductance. The results ae presented below: rant barf Fors ofWie GT indostner nang) 2 For a0 a bvious ann a vast = Ose arror > im a5 Shouse 062. 83 SO Wort 015 Duet got ———— ae eke OSLEEY ) Fst, determine the east squares estimates for the slope (2) and intercept) ofthe simple near regression mode, as appli to this a. You wl probaby want to determine the cenominatr (Su) and numerator) terms eas computation. Adana, oul eed #2649. ye ~ nha 2_ (28 PV R18 Sa Bat BE Cy ymo SIEM hom ay go ‘ 12 WSxy s Say 15, capapg _ 7200 8F | neo oi =430.9 — 1200. ’ zany a 28 14 L ABT Se Goes ~ 6:35 «10 a Po <7 254 =L,g5 40°. £00 = — m CB = HTP x HBr + Bsuot x Aw aera Ty resin nei observed value oY fr.x9=1500-turns of wire __ Hla: vou wil nees toate te vale a) QF tre-esresion model you developed, above. SST y SSe, and GoM = -024198 - 9 0cu)= toons 4 Sxy 002933 - 6.96 »/9-S 414 = LPG «0-4"e721 Fatiom + suk 2013 wwe SOLUTION G2 sy ranastr manufacturer clans that parla ransstor has @ current ain rater han or equal too, ity wang are randomly sected nd ete. The messed cer gis hve sme mean Z = JX dil sample standard deviation s= 24 Test the flowing hypotheses and state whether you would reject or fall to reject the nul typothesis Sttbet= OT nce. Additionally, find the p-value ys t= 100 Hise 200 Zo > ime . og ain Tal ; lower owe-sided ¢ 0& P= 0. 0002 fam et the ul bypetlesrs fee ang sien fiemnce louel d dd? level gentler Hn. 00022) Two different batches f magnetic recording tape were analyzed and the magnetic coercivity ‘measured for ine samples ofeach batch: ‘Batch 7 Sample ‘Baich ZSample | Coereivityin Gersteds 344 369 343, a7 37 370 359 382, 367, Lee i Assuming population variances are unknown but assumed ta be equal, test the folowing hypotheses and state whether you would reject or fall to rjee the rullhypothasi atthe = 0.05 level af ‘significance. Note: this snot a pared test. Hawi de #0 Hi i Ha # Og Ky * 37156 Xn = 362 4 uw S, = 7297 3° 7:282° & y1q9" 9-2 = Xi-Re-Ae _ 32nspesuaald be 1.459 1 (+) e wAmim-a = tins y ~ 9,100 iL_dp_cgect He, Since ko dees wat exces tonsa Me+94 3) tis believed that there sa connection between turns ratio and leakage inductance in transformer esign. Three diferent turns ratios were replicated in four transformers each and the leakage Inductance measured The results are presented below: n= ina aicana EN ‘Tums Ratio | “ogsereio7i)| Obsenation? | Obserations | Obsenationa | TOS er as 98 93, 20 10.1 38% 7S = iao [a3 [a9 | as a S31 bs27s Sago [pa aa | 9a | ni eo =i. 5 Flin the ANOVA ale. Oo not worry abou values. State whether you wd elector fit rec the ruilhypothessthatry=etyetend. (0) Qf >, 0) Zz 195,25 2-51 + SStrechuert = 295, )-2 90, doh = a(n) = 3¢ Trertmes < SSrrenewts - 370-955 Ft MSc = S82 < ACh) £ 2 MS treatnauts, Me ‘Froa,, = B.0r ws we Ly Shmuly eclect HoNow calculate Fichar's ast Significant Diference and determine which, i any, pais af treatment ‘means show significant cifference atthe a= 001 level LSD = tafe neaMSe Ce weno Cr tonya aster (449) * 3.250 \| 28950 cy) - 1651 H+5 us. Jp Ife -ye-l = /a55- 15-2975) * 3.725 > L3r 2) 18 vs. 1330 —» gis Gs} = | 465-93.045) « ise] 2 113.275-23.095|7 48 PLSD 13,525 usp Velo Wa [90 Toy, = 47 = @ Clore are Siopfieent I ferences he hueen all paies