Question 11 Not yet Jane is taking two books along on her holiday vacation. With probability 0.5 she will like the first

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Question 11 Not yet Jane is taking two books along on her holiday vacation. With probability 0.5 she will like the first

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Question 11 Not yet Jane is taking two books along on her holiday vacation. With probability 0.5 she will like the first book, with probability 0.4 she will like the second book and with probability 0.3 she will like both books. What is the probability that she dislikes both books? answered O 0.6 Marked out of O 0.4 3.00 O 0.3 Flag question O 0.5
Question 12 Not yet A factory makes bath bombs. According to the factory, the weight of a bath bomb has a mean of 4.20 oz and standard deviation of 0.5 oz. To verify whether the bath bomb indeed has a mean weight of 4.20 oz, we sampled 144 bath bombs and found a sample mean of 4.15 oz. Please compute the p-value for the hypothesis test that verifies whether the mean weight of the soap equals 4.20 oz or not: answered Marked out of 4.00 Please round your result to 2 decimal places. Flag question Answer:
Question 13 Not yet The weight of chicken follows a normal distribution, with a mean of u pounds and a variance of 4 pounds^2. We took a sample of 144 chicken with a sample mean of 6 pounds. What is the two-sided 95% confidence interval of u? answered Note that from the 2-distribution table, we know. Marked out of 3.00 P(Z<= -1.645) = 5% PIZ<= -1.96) = 2.5% Flag question P(Z<= -1.28) = 10% O f5.673,6.327) 5.726.6.274 O [5.787,6 213] O [5.347.6.653] O None of the other answers
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