Assume a 2015 Gallup Poll asked a national random sample of 491 adult women to state their current weight. Assume the mean weight in the sample was ?¯=161.

We will treat these data as an SRS from a normally distributed population with standard deviation ?=36 pounds.

Give a 99% confidence interval for the mean weight of adult women based on these data. Enter the upper and lower values of your confidence interval into the spaces provided rounded to two decimal places.

lower value = pounds

upper value = pounds

Do you trust the interval you computed as a 99% confidence interval for the mean weight of all U.S. adult women? Select an answer choice that correctly explains why or why not.

This interval can be trusted since a 99% confidence interval can be expected to be relatively accurate.

This interval would probably be more trustworthy if the poll contacted women with a wider range of different weights.

This interval can be trusted and seen to be around 99% accurate.

There is probably little reason to trust this interval; it is possible that many of the women either wouldn’t know their current weight or would lie about it.

1. You are a consultant to Twinkle Teeth Corporation producing titanium dental implants. The CEO insists that effectiveness must be evaluated by an increase in stock price to satisfy stockholders. The marketing vice president insists that the main goal is to reduce the time to bring products to the customer. The manufacturing vice president states that production costs should be the key focus of the organization. What approach is each manager using to evaluate organizational effectiveness, and What can this organization do to ensure that effectiveness is properly evaluated?

A quality control inspector has taken four samples with five observations each at the Beautiful Shampoo Company, measuring the volume of shampoo per bottle. If the average range for the four samples is 0.4 ounces and the average mean of the observations is 20.0 ounces, develop 3-sigma control limits for the bottling operation. (Round answers to 2 decimal places, e.g. 15.25.)

Q: Mention all five elements that Web 2.0 site must contain.

Avoid Plagiarism (copying) please.

1.If variable Test(i,j) is selected so the first column represents the student number (1,2,..., 32), 2nd column represents the score of the first homework, 3rd column represents the score of the 2nd homework, etc. If there is a total of 5 homework for this class, what is the size of variable Test ? Explain why, Does (i,i) is the same as rows x columns?

(6,32)

(32,6)

2.If the size of b is shown on the workspace menu for MATLAB as 4x4, what type of variable b is? Explain why

2D matrix

4D matrix

3. If you want to multiply 8 by the result of adding 12 to 5, which command would you use in MATLAB? Explain why

[5+12]*8

(8+12)*5

4. If the following commands are executed in MATLAB
a = [1:5;logspace(2,8,5)]  
How many rows are in a?

2

3

8

5

NewTech Medical Devices is a medical devices wholesaler that commenced business on June 1, 20X1. The company purchases merchandise for cash and on open account. In June 20X1, NewTech Medical Devices engaged in the following purchasing and cash payment activities:

Required:
Journalize the transactions in a general journal.


Analyze:
What was the amount of trade discounts received on the June 15 purchase from Park Research?

Q: Explain the Use of ASP.NET in Web Layer.

Avoid Plagiarism (copying) please.

1. Discuss the three factors causing uncertainty in the external environment, and based on that, Discuss the relationship between environmental uncertainty and organizational structure in terms of integration, differentiation, centralization and mutual adjustment.

Statistical Process Control

T. Crews, Inc. has been contracted to make Foolio. The recipe calls for 100 milligrams of taurine in each 16-ounce bottle. To make sure that they are in compliance, T. Crews has pulled eight bottles of Foolio from its last eleven batches and tested them for taurine content. The data from these tests is below.

Use this data for questions 8 – 14.

1. What is UCL_X-bar?

a. Less than 100.00

b. Between 100.00 and 102.00

c. Between 102.01 and 104.00

d. Between 104.01 and 106.00

e. Greater than 106.00

2. What is LCL_X-bar?

  a. Less than 96.00

b. Between 96.00 and 97.00

c. Between 97.01 and 98.00

d. Between 98.01 and 99.00

e. Greater than 99.00

3. All points on the X-bar chart are within the control limits.

4. Is this process considered in control?

a. Yes, because all points on the r-chart are within the control limits

b. Yes, because all points on the r-chart and x-bar chart are within the control limits

c. No, because points on the r-chart or x-bar chart are not within the control limits

d. No, because points on R chart are too close to average

5. When an activity has two precedent activities, its early start time is equal to:

a) The later of the two precedent activities’ “Early Start” times

b) The activity’s start time minus its duration

c) The earlier of the two precedent activities’ “Early Finish” times

d) The later of the two precedent activities’ “Early Finish” times

6. An obstacle to supply chain integration is

a) information sharing between partners

b) limited supply chain visibility

c) considering the capabilities of partners when creating new processes

d) joint investment between firms in a supply chain

J.M. is seen at the outpatient clinic for her first prenatal visit at 15 weeks of gestation. Her obstetric history indicates that she has had one ectopic pregnancy (no RhIG was given) and one full-term pregnancy (RhIG was given). The last child required phototherapy. Results of prenatal testing indicate a group O, D-negative type with a positive antibody screen. An antibody panel identifies anti-D. Parallel titers are performed on the samples from 15 weeks and 20 weeks of gestation. The following results are obtained:

Amniocentesis performed at 24 weeks shows a DOD of 0.10. J.M. continues to be closely monitored throughout her pregnancy. She delivers a girl weighing 4 lb. 10 oz. at 37 weeks. The hemoglobin is 13 g/dL, and the bilirubin is 5.2 mg/dL. The following evening, J.M.’s infant has a bilirubin value of 17.4 mg/dL, and an exchange transfusion is requested. Results of cord blood testing are as follows:

Does this infant have HDFN? If so, what is the cause? Use laboratory data to support your conclusions.

review managed care contracts for different payments plan( PPO, HMO, Fee for services, etc) and describe provider incentives and risks under each of the following reimbursement methods:
a. cost-based
b.charge-based (including discounted charges)
c. per procedure
d. per diagnoses
e. per diem
f. global pricing
g. capitation

Select 5 words to summarize what you have learned so far about God, Jesus, the Gospel, and the Bible. Take each word and write 2 sentences each explaining why you selected that particular word and how it summarizes what you've learned so far.

my company is swimwear

1. Which market entry strategy would be a good option for this company/organization considering what product/service it markets and its current business approaches and strategy (in other words, look at ‘How to Enter the Market’).

1. Review the Figure entitled ‘Sustainable Marketing". Which concept is this company/organization employing OR which concept should it employ?

What makes a competitive advantage sustainable, and why is sustainability a critical strategy-making consideration? Is sustainability knowable in the medium and long term? Why or why not? Give an example to support your conclusion. Cite any sources used to support your answer.