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    Second Long Examination Instructions:: F (X) X 2 X 0,1, 2, 3, 4, 5

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    The document provides instructions for a long examination. It instructs students to work independently and honestly, submit their work in PDF format by email with their section and surname in the subject line. It also states that late submissions without a valid reason will not be accepted. The exam consists of 5 questions related to probability, statistics, and confidence intervals.

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    Second Long Examination Instructions:: F (X) X 2 X 0,1, 2, 3, 4, 5

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    SECOND LONG EXAMINATION

    INSTRUCTIONS:
    • Read each instruction carefully.
    • Each student must work independently and must value honesty and integrity.
    • Submit your work in pdf format.
    • Submit your work to [email protected] with subject
    “SecondLongExam_(YourSection)_(YourSurname)”. The deadline of submission
    is 10 minutes past the dismissal time of your class schedule.
    • Late submission of the said examination without valid reason will not be
    entertained.

    1.) How many different sums of money can be formed by taking two of the following coins: 5¢,
    10¢, 25¢, and 50¢? Enumerate all the possible sums from taking two coins at a time. (10 pts.)

    5¢ and 10¢=.15¢

    5¢ and 25¢=.30¢

    5¢ and 50¢=.55¢

    10¢ and 25¢=.35¢

    10¢ and 50¢=.60¢

    25¢ and 50¢=.75¢

    2.) Determine whether the following can be a probability distribution, defined in each case for
    the given values of x, and explain your answer.

    (5 pts. each)

    x−2
    a.) f (x) = for x = 0,1, 2, 3, 4, 5
    5

    Cx
    b.) f (x) = 4
    for x = 0,1, 2, 3, 4
    16
    3.) Suppose sixty-five percent of the freshmen entering MSU-IIT will graduate. If a random
    sample of 4 freshmen are selected, what is the probability that

    a.) exactly 1 will graduate? c.) none will graduate;


    b.) at most 1 will graduate? d.) at least one will not graduate;
    e.) exactly 4 will graduate

    (2 pts. each)

    4.) The IQs of 600 applicants to a certain college are approximately normally distributed with a
    mean of 115 and a standard deviation of 12. If the college requires an IQ of at least 95, how
    many of these students will be rejected on this basis regardless of their other qualifications?

    (10 pts.)
    5.) A sample of 25 Grade IV pupils from COOP Academy yielded a mean weight and standard
    deviation of 73 and 10 pounds, respectively. Assuming a normally distributed population, find
    the 99% confidence interval for the true mean weight of the population from which the sample
    comes. (10 pts.)

    With 99% confidence the population mean is between 66.42 and 78.58, based on 25
    samples

    Good luck and stay safe always!!!

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