Differences between the clocked speeds of randomly selected motorists, categoriz
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Differences between the clocked speeds of randomly selected motorists, categorized as either youthful, mature, or elderly (on the basis of visual appearance), should be analyzed with a
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one-factor F.
two-factor F.
one-variable chi-square.
two-variable chi-square.
Differences between the clocked speeds of randomly selected motorists who are cross-classified, in equal numbers, on the basis of estimated age (youthful or mature) and number of passengers (none or at least one) should be analyzed with a
Question options:
one-factor F.
two-factor F.
one-variable chi-square.
two-variable chi-square.
An instructor wishes to determine whether daytime students of introductory statistics have higher mean exam scores than their nighttime counterparts. The appropriate statistical test is a
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t for two independent samples.
t for two related samples.
one-factor F.
one-variable chi-square.
Attempting to establish whether Shakespeare could have written an unsigned manuscript, a literary investigator compares the mean sentence length from the unsigned manuscript (viewed as a sample) with the mean sentence length for all of Shakespeare's known manuscripts (viewed as a population). The appropriate statistical test is a
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t for one sample.
t for correlation coefficient.
one-variable chi-square.
none of the above
one-factor F.
two-factor F.
one-variable chi-square.
two-variable chi-square.
Explanation / Answer
15. For the purpose, large samples are needed to be used, Thus neither of t test are appropraite. One-variable Chi-sqaure test in this sscenaarion, does not makes sense as there is no predifined probbailities. Ans: None of the above.
14. The group of students in day tim efor statistics introductory class and their night time counterparts are two indepeendent groups. This account sfor two-sample t test.
13. The given data is bivariate one (cross tabulated data with age and number of passeners). Two-varible Chi-square.
1. Two or more variables (youthful , mature, wlderly) are compared using 1 factor F (One-wayANOVA).
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