Below are the results from the 2014 General Social Survey. The respondents were asked if they felt that they were to lose their job or to be laid off in the next 12 months. Very Likely Fairly Likely Not Too Likely Not Likely Row Total Male 17 32 143 323 515 Female 19 25 162 335 541 Total 36 57 305 658 1056   What proportion of men believe that they are not likely be laid off or lose their job in the next 12 months?

In the summer of 2011, the Chicago libraries recorded the number of participants per branch of the library versus the number of books read from that branch.  They wanted to predict the number of books read at each branch based on the number of participants in the summer program.  The least squares regression equation was  books read = -657.0 +24.74 participants For one branch of the library the number of participants was 492. The number of books read was 10866.  Find the residual. 

In the summer of 2011, the Chicago libraries recorded the number of participants per branch of the library versus the number of books read from that branch.  They wanted to predict the number of books read at each branch based on the number of participants in the summer program.  The least squares regression equation was  books read = -657.0 +24.74 participants For one branch of the library the number of participants was 1693. The number of books read was 39605.  Find the residual. 

The Budd-Chiari syndrome is a cause of portal hypertension resulting from: 

Gallup just released an article entitled U.S. Economic Confidence Declines After Stock Market Dip by Rebecca Riffkin. Below is a quote from that article. “The Gallup Economic Confidence Index is the average of two components: Americans’ views on the current economic situation and their economic outlook. In polling for the entire week, which ended Jan. 26, 38% of Americans polled thought current economic conditions were “poor” and 19% thought they were “excellent” or “good,” for a net current conditions index of -19.” What aspect of statistics is this describing?  

Tests for allergies can be done in multiple ways. One way is through a blood test. ImmunoCAP is one of such tests. About 0.5% of adults have tree nut allergies at some level of severity. The test correctly identifies 94% of the time adults with a tree nut allergy and correctly identifies those without tree nut allergies 93% of the time.  What is the probability of an adult not having a tree nut allergy and the test being positive?

A least squares regression equation was computed to predict the weight (lbs) of a 3 year old toddler based on the toddler’s height (in). The equation was yhat = 5.63 + 0.618x.  (The data set included toddlers between roughly 24 and 48 inches.)  Find the predicted weight of a toddler that was 48 inches tall.

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Below are the reported heights for five students from Husson College.  Find the sample standard deviation.  69 66 64 72 66

Microsoft has a new online tool that tries to guess the age of the individual in the image. Individuals were told to upload a photo of themselves and have the program determine their age (ToolAge).  After this was determine, the individuals were asked to  enter their real age (True Age). A regression model was made to predict true age based on the tool age. If only the data for the women was included, value of R2 is 46.4%. Interpret R2 (if applicable).