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If b0 = 32 and b1 = −4 and the predicted value of y is 14, what is the value of x?

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A random sample of 60 students in the business statistics course answered a survey on the average number of hours they spent on statistics each week. Unfortunately, the original data were lost and all that remains is the frequency table below. From these data, calculate the estimated sample standard deviation. A random sample of 60 students in the business statistics course answered a survey on the average number of hours they spent on statistics each week. Unfortunately, the original data were lost and all that remains is the frequency table below. From these data, calculate the estimated sample standard deviation.

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Researchers wish to study fuel consumption rates based on speed. The data from the test car at 10 speeds are below. Researchers wish to study fuel consumption rates based on speed. The data from the test car at 10 speeds are below.   It can be shown that for these data:   = 41.9,   = 17.8,   = 2352.9,   = 267.6,   (   -   ) = −270.2. Calculate the sample covariance. It can be shown that for these data: Researchers wish to study fuel consumption rates based on speed. The data from the test car at 10 speeds are below.   It can be shown that for these data:   = 41.9,   = 17.8,   = 2352.9,   = 267.6,   (   -   ) = −270.2. Calculate the sample covariance. = 41.9, Researchers wish to study fuel consumption rates based on speed. The data from the test car at 10 speeds are below.   It can be shown that for these data:   = 41.9,   = 17.8,   = 2352.9,   = 267.6,   (   -   ) = −270.2. Calculate the sample covariance. = 17.8, Researchers wish to study fuel consumption rates based on speed. The data from the test car at 10 speeds are below.   It can be shown that for these data:   = 41.9,   = 17.8,   = 2352.9,   = 267.6,   (   -   ) = −270.2. Calculate the sample covariance. = 2352.9, Researchers wish to study fuel consumption rates based on speed. The data from the test car at 10 speeds are below.   It can be shown that for these data:   = 41.9,   = 17.8,   = 2352.9,   = 267.6,   (   -   ) = −270.2. Calculate the sample covariance. = 267.6, Researchers wish to study fuel consumption rates based on speed. The data from the test car at 10 speeds are below.   It can be shown that for these data:   = 41.9,   = 17.8,   = 2352.9,   = 267.6,   (   -   ) = −270.2. Calculate the sample covariance. ( Researchers wish to study fuel consumption rates based on speed. The data from the test car at 10 speeds are below.   It can be shown that for these data:   = 41.9,   = 17.8,   = 2352.9,   = 267.6,   (   -   ) = −270.2. Calculate the sample covariance. - Researchers wish to study fuel consumption rates based on speed. The data from the test car at 10 speeds are below.   It can be shown that for these data:   = 41.9,   = 17.8,   = 2352.9,   = 267.6,   (   -   ) = −270.2. Calculate the sample covariance. ) = −270.2. Calculate the sample covariance.

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Which of the following is influenced the least by the occurrence of extreme values in a sample?

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In a statistics class, 10 scores were randomly selected, with the following results: 74, 73, 77, 77, 71, 68, 65, 77, 67, 66. What is the 10th percentile?

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