This question, and several of the questions that follow, refer to the computations you did at home (this applies to the first 15 questions on this exam). Bob is the manager of a brand-new convenience store owned by a large national chain. Because the corporation is concerned about employee theft, all new employees must take an honesty test prepared by the corporation. The numbers you worked with are the scores obtained on the test by Bob’s new employees. Higher numbers indicate a better score on the honesty test. Bob would like to describe his employees’ performance on this test. Bob computed the mean, median, and mode for his data.Which one of these would be an appropriate measure to describe central tendency for this data set and why?

Based on the z-score you reported in your previous answer, what is the probability of getting a z-score of 17 or greater?

Now Bob wants to see if his employees are significantly different from the rest of the national population in terms of honesty. In this research situation, what value (i.e. an actual number) does the null hypothesis predict for the mean?

How did women’s suffragists feel about the Fourteenth Amendment?

The Thirteenth Amendment _____.

The Fourteenth Amendment compelled states to _____.

Simplify the fraction: 18/72. Choose the correct answer that is written in lowest terms.

The debate team has 15 members. Three of the members are also on the baseball team. What percent of debate team members are on the baseball team?

Ellen wants to make a picture frame for a poster that is 2 feet high and 10 inches wide. How many inches of wood will she need?

What do Fisk, Hampton, Tougaloo, and Avery Colleges have in common?