17. An economist increases the confidence level from 90% to 99% assuming all else stays the same. What happens to the confidence interval?

21. If the sample size being used to calculate confidence is increased from 100 to 900, while everything else stays the same, which of the following is true about the margin of error?

34. If the actual satisfaction rate is 70% (p = 0.70), what is the approximate power of the test? Round your answer to nearest number in terms of percentage

25. Which of the following is the closest to the correct value of the test statistic?

7. On another day, the Z-score is +2.5. Which of the following is a correct interpretation of the Z-score?

Use the following scenario to answer questions 6-7.  A retail company tracks the daily sales (in thousands of dollars) across its stores.  The historical average daily sales are $80,000, with a standard deviation of $10,000. 6. On a particular day, one store reports sales of $95,000. What is the Z-score for that day’s sales?    

33. What significance level was used for the test?

2. A histogram plotting retail customer spending is perfectly symmetric but displays two clear, distinct peaks (bimodal). A student claims: “Because the data distribution is perfectly symmetric, using a single Normal distribution model is reasonable.” Which response is BEST?                                

Create an introduction based on the general purpose, specific purpose, and central idea you created in the previous question. You must include all four elements of the introduction and label them. 

What are connectives? Provide an example of at least two different types.