Explore alternative schooling options for Children. Did you know that Home Schooling is on the rise? Did you know that private schools are available, but how much do they really cost? Were you aware that there are online schools that children can attend like a charter school (they are public schools)? Are the social aspects really a concern in today's world of teams, clubs, recreational activities, and other groups in which kids are involved? Look at at least two different types of education for children and comment on what you find. A brief summary of each is fine, or you can compare and contrast the two. You could even compare and contrast each with typical public schools. Have fun with it! Be sure to include all websites that you visit and utilize in your assignment (a minimum of two are required).

Suppose you have a STAT class from 8:30–9:30 and an ECON class from 9:30–10:30. Assuming you arrive to school at 8:30 with zero text messages on your cell phone and you receive 6 texts every 45 minutes on average, find the following probabilities.

a)Based on the information above, find the probability that you receive at least 3 texts during your STAT class. N.B. I suggest you find these in R studio.

b)find the probability that you receive exactly 3 texts during your STAT and exactly 3 texts during ECON. I suggest you find these in R.

c)find the probability that you receive your 10th text during ECON.

Can you analyse the cases of tax return for individuals? Please explain step by step. How to file taxes based on the cases.

Income tax return for individuals:

Case 1.1

Taxpayer José Vega is a store manager and earns $ 48,000 a year. He is married and the father of three children: all under the age of 15 and are not university students. The taxpayer's driver's license, which he presents as identification to fill out the return, is number NYC-4785212

Case 1.2

His wife, Lucy Viera, works as a Walmart cashier and earns $ 18,500 - Currently in high school, she had to pay $ 2,000 for tuition at her university.

Additional information:

1. José obtained an individual retirement account (IRA) and another for his spouse of $ 5,000 each.
2. They paid $ 20,000 for mortgage interest.

Introduction:

Find a list of at least five related numbers. Compute statistics about the data, and give your interpretation.

Prompt:

Analyze the data you have gathered.

1. Possible sources include the 2010 census, Yahoo finance, and U. S. News and World Report.
2. The data could be sports scores, the national debt, a rate or an amount, such as mortality, literacy, abortion, marriage, high school graduation, college graduation, poverty, income, intelligence quotient, profitability, stock price, dividend, population, or something else. Make sure your list is not the same as another student's.
3. List the data.
4. List your sources.
5. List the statistics you have computed about the data including mean, mode, median, midrange, range, and standard deviation.
6. Give your interpretation of the statistics.

This week I'd like for us to discuss the different styles of punishment in schools. Many parents/teachers are worried about the state of discipline in schools these days (e.g., kids acting up in class, bullying, bringing guns to school).

List 1 style of punishment (e.g., time out) that is used in preschool and kindergarten classrooms. This style can be one you have seen, one you use, one you've heard of, anything!

Then answer the following questions:

• Is this punishment an effective tool for discipline?
• Is it a nurturing style of punishment? (For example, it may be effective but seem cruel, or it may be nurturing and not effective, or it may be both effective and nurturing.)
• Would you engage in this punishment style as a teacher?
• In general, do you think teachers are too permissive or too strict?

State which sampling design should be used in the following situations, and justify your reasoning:

i. You need to collect statistics on types of software applications used by employees of a company. Separate lists of employees are available classified by job categories.

ii. Patients arriving at an emergency room facility are to be sampled to study their demographics, type of injury, etc. It is decided to sample 10% of the patients.

iii. An engineering school plans to conduct a mail survey of its alumni who graduated after 1980 to collect data on their current employment status. A complete alphabetical list of the alumni is available.

iv. A national sample of college students is to be taken, but a comprehensive list of all college students doesn't exist. A list of all colleges (private and public) exists. For any particular college, a list of all students can be obtained.

On a planet far far away from Earth, IQ of the ruling species is normally distributed with a mean of 105 and a standard deviation of 14. Suppose one individual is randomly chosen. Let X = IQ of an individual.

a. What is the distribution of X? X ~ N(,)

b. Find the probability that a randomly selected person's IQ is over 97. Round your answer to 4 decimal places.

c. A school offers special services for all children in the bottom 4% for IQ scores. What is the highest IQ score a child can have and still receive special services? Round your answer to 2 decimal places.

d. Find the Inter Quartile Range (IQR) for IQ scores. Round your answers to 2 decimal places.

Q1:

Q3:

IQR:

Match the defense mechanism with the example.

Bob frequently becomes angry with his boss, but never expresses that anger. Instead, Bob goes to the gym after work every day and works out. Bob is probably using the defense mechanism __________.

      [ Choose ]            Sublimation            Displacement            Reaction formation            Regression            Rationalization            Projection            Denial      

Johnny's mother spanks him while his friends are present. He feels angry and humiliated. At school he bullies other children. His behavior may be an example of

      [ Choose ]            Sublimation            Displacement            Reaction formation            Regression            Rationalization            Projection            Denial      

A man crusades against pornography to keep his own feelings of frustrated sexuality repressed. His behavior is an example of

      [ Choose ]            Sublimation            Displacement            Reaction formation            Regression            Rationalization            Projection            Denial      

The sch of technology, art, and design STAD is considering buying a package machine for its Engineering Technology program. it is expected that this machine will generate a revenue for the school through several projects and partnership with local companies. it is estimated that the net profit in the first year will be $75000 and decreasing at the rate of $10000 for the next five years after that profit stays constant at $7000 until the end of its time life (10 years). if interest rate is 10%, determine the amount of money that the STAD can invest on this machine.
assume there is no salvage value of the machine.
b)determine the equivalent annual for the following cash flow:
year 0-------0
year 1-------$200,000
year 2-------$180,000
year 3-------$160,000
year 4-------$140,000
year 5-------$120,000
year 6-------$100,000
year 7-------$80,000
year8-------$60,000