7.1.37 – Two Standardized Tests
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Gives mean and standard deviation for two different tests and asks for z scores and higher relative scores.
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Gives mean and standard deviation for two different tests and asks for z scores and higher relative scores.
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They give a mean and a standard deviation and ask to choose the appropriate bell curve and ask what percent is over a value, between, IQR, and highest X percent.
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Gives the mean and standard deviation for highway driving and asks to draw the model, find the central 95%, 95.7%, more than X mpg, between two mpg, best and worst 2.5% mpg. Uses 68 – 95 – 99.7 rule.
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Gives two graphs and asks if normal is appropriate.
Two charts are given and asking if Normal Model is appropriate.
Given 10,000 possible phones numbers. Asked if all picked with equal probability, what model used, what probability that picked numbers would be even/odd, probability of one number
For a number of trading days, gives the mean stock price and standard deviation. Asks above a certain price, below, between, and which is more unusual.
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Record the expenditures related to the vehicle, prepare a depreciation schedule (straight-line method), record the expenditures related to the vehicle maintenance, and record the depreciation expense and any other adjustments.
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Prepare the following budgets and other financial information as required.
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Prepare journal entries, partial balance sheets, evaluate the allowance of uncollectables, create a partial income statement with sales revenues, cost of goods sold, and gross profit. Calculate cost of goods sold and ending inventory using FIFO.
Then, using information about the net realizable value, reestimate the partial income statement and balance sheets. Finally, create a depreciation schedule showing depreciation and book values and record adjusting entries for depreciation and insurance.
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