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The verbal subset of the GRE has scores that are normally di…
The verbal subset of the GRE has scores that are normally distributed, with a population mean of 500 and a population standard deviation of 100. Use this information to solve the following problems: 1. If someone scores 630 what is their percentile rank? 2. If someone scores 380 what is their percentile rank? 3. What proportion of the population will score between 380 and 630? 4. What proportion of the population will score between 630 and 725? 5. If someone is told their percentile rank was 97.5%, what was their verbal GRE score? **To receive credit for this problem you will need to show your work. This includes the formulas you used to calculate each value and the intermediate calculates. At the end of the exam you will be asked to upload a picture of your hand calculations.
For each variable listed below, indicate the most appropriat…
For each variable listed below, indicate the most appropriate measure of central tendency to use to characterize the variable: Satisfaction (measured on a 1-5 scale, from 1 = not satisfied to 5 = completely satisfied): Weight (measured in lbs.): Gender:
An unconformity in which stratified sedimentary rocks overli…
An unconformity in which stratified sedimentary rocks overlie an erosional surface cut into igneous or metamorphic rocks is called a(n)____.
If you increase afterload, cardiac output will:
If you increase afterload, cardiac output will:
If you wanted to create a graph to display the educational g…
If you wanted to create a graph to display the educational goals of FLC students (e.g., transfer to a 4-year college, complete an AA/AT with no intention to transfer, complete a certificate program, take a few classes for job advancement or personal growth) what graph would be most appropriate?
If you wanted to create a graph to display the range, median…
If you wanted to create a graph to display the range, median, and scores at 25th and 75th percentiles for an ratio variable like weight, what graph would be most appropriate?
Construct a frequency distribution for the following scores:…
Construct a frequency distribution for the following scores: 5 3 3 2 4 3 4 3 3 5 4 1 Based on the frequency distribution, what is: The frequency for a score of 1 The relative frequency for a score of 1 The cumulative frequency for a score of 1 The cumulative relative frequency for the score of 1 **To receive credit for this problem you will need to show your work. At the end of the exam you will be asked to upload a picture of your work.
KM is a 29 yo man who presents with a history of recent onse…
KM is a 29 yo man who presents with a history of recent onset seizures. His mother reports he has had two or three “spells” during the past several weeks, where he seems unresponsive for several minutes, and appears to fumble with his clothes. After the spell, he is tired and drowsy for another 30-60 minutes. On at least one occasion, this event evolved into a generalized tonic-clonic convulsion. This patient has no known drug allergies, but his past medical history is significant for recurrent kidney stones. He is not currently taking any other medications. He is a full time student in law school. Of the following drugs, the LEAST reasonable initial medication for this patient would be:
Use the stem-and-leaf plot below to identify the following:…
Use the stem-and-leaf plot below to identify the following: **Report all answers as a whole number (e.g. 10). Minimum score: The number of people that reported they were 71 inches tall: The mode: The number of people 70 inches tall or more: Frequency Stem & Leaf 10.00 6 . 0000011111 21.00 6 . 222222333333333333333 11.00 6 . 44445555555 13.00 6 . 6666677777777 9.00 6 . 888899999 4.00 7 . 0011 3.00 7 . 233 Stem width: 10.00 Each leaf: 1 case(s)