Listed in the accompanying data table are birth weights​ (g) from a sample of 26 births. When applying the Wilcoxon​ rank-sum test, what is the sum of the ranks for the sample of birth weights of​ girls? Girl 3700 1000 2200 4300 3100 1900 2700 3400 2900 2500 4000 3400 2700 3200 Boy 3600 2700 3700 4200 3600 1800 3400 3800 2700 3300 3400 300

The sum of the ranks for the sample of birth weights of girls is? .

XSORT Method of Gender Selection When testing a method of gender selection, we assume that the rate of female births is 50%, and we reject that assumption if we get results that are unusual in the sense that they are very unlikely to occur with the 50% rate. In a preliminary test of the XSORT method of gender selection, 14 births included 13 girls. Assuming a 50% rate of female births, find the probability that in 14 births, the number of girls is 13.

answer

a. 0.0000854

b. -0.000854

c. 0.00854

d. 0.000854

Asian cities except Japan, South Sahara African cities, and Latin American cities.

a. Find the cities which have more than 10% of nation's total population in above?

b. Find the unemployment rate in those cities?

Explain the Cultural/Human Geography of Latin America. -What makes their cultural so unique and different that the rest of our global world? -Why is Latin's Religious Geography so much different than most of our global society?

find information on small town that has fought wallmart give a brief description of history and tell why you beleive town win or lost.

What is the difference between a debt/income ratio and a debt serving ratio? What impact on both measures did the monetary policy from the late 1990s to 2004 have?

Prepare journal entries to record the following transactions for Cosmotown for 2013. The Town records encumbrances only for its Supplies appropriation.

            a.    Cosmotown adopted the following budget for the year:

                        Revenues:

                              Property taxes                                             $275,000

                              Licenses and fees                                            35,000

                        Appropriations:

Salaries                                                         255,000

                              Supplies                                                          40,000

                              Interest                                                              1,500

            b.   Property tax bills amounting to $275,000 were sent to the property owners.

            c.    Because property taxes were not due to be received for several months and the town needed cash to finance its activities, Cosmotown borrowed $100,000 from a local bank using tax anticipation notes.

            d.   Cosmotown paid salaries in the amount of $75,000.

            e.    The town sent out two purchase orders for supplies: purchase order A for $6,000 and purchase order B for $5,000.

            f.    The town received $130,000 from property owners in payment of their property taxes.

            g.   Cosmotown repaid the bank on its borrowing in transaction c. The amount paid was $101,000, which included interest of $1,000.

            h.   The town collected $15,000 for fishing licenses.

            i.    The town received the supplies ordered on purchase order A in transaction e. All the supplies arrived in good condition and the invoice for $6,100 was approved for payment.

            j.    The town Treasurer paid the invoice in transaction i. for $6,100.

Two towns, each with three members are deciding whether to put on a fireworks display to celebrate the New Year. Fireworks cost $360. In each town, some people enjoy fireworks more than others.

a.In the town of Bayport, each of the residents value the public good as follows:Frank$50Joe$100Caline $300Would fireworks pass a cost-benefit analysis?

Explain.

b.The mayor of Bayport proposes to decide by majority rule and , if the fireworks referendum passes, to split the cost equally among all the residents. Who would vote in favor, and who would vote against? Would the vote yield the same answer as the cost-benefit analysis?

c.In the town of River Heights, each of the residents values the public good as follows:

Nancy $20

Bess$140

Ned$160

Would fireworks pass a cost-benefit analysis? Explain.

d.The mayor of River Heights also proposes to decide by majority rule and, if the fireworksreferendum passes, to split the cost equally among all residents. Who would vote in favor,and who would vote against? Would the vote yield the same answer as the cost-benefit analysis?

e.What do you think these examples say about the optimal provision of public goods?