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provides transportation for compensation only to those with whom it desires  to do business (e.g., livery service)

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A temperature sensor is equilibrated in a liquid bath 1. At…

A temperature sensor is equilibrated in a liquid bath 1. At time zero, it is rapidly moved to liquid bath 2. The following observations were made: It took 15.0 seconds for the temperature to decrease by 31.6 deg C; The sensor read 40.0 °C after 24.0 seconds; and, The temperature reading had decreased by 50 deg C after the final steady state had been reached. What was the temperature of bath 1? 

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The stirred-tank heating process is operating at steady stat…

The stirred-tank heating process is operating at steady state with an inlet temperature of 70oF and a heater input of 1920 Btu/min. The liquid flow rate is 200 lb/min, the liquid has constant density () and specific heat (0.32 Btu/lb oF), and the liquid volume is constant at 1.60 ft3. Then the inlet temperature is changed to 90oF, and the heater input changed to 1600 Btu/min. Calculate the output temperature response change

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Consider the feedback control system for the heating tank sh…

Consider the feedback control system for the heating tank shown in the figure below with              gc(s),    gv(s) = 2,   gm(s) = 0.25e-075s   and   and   Obtain the Stability Margins tuning parameter Kc for a PI controller

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If a confidence interval is (14, 80), what is the margin of…

If a confidence interval is (14, 80), what is the margin of error (MOE)? [a]

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A researcher is interested in the proportion of all Jacksonv…

A researcher is interested in the proportion of all Jacksonville homeowners who are considering solar energy for their homes. The researcher claims the proportion is less than 45%. Suppose a random sample of 100 homeowners yielded 43 who were considering switching to solar energy. Use a 5% level of significance to test the researcher’s claim.   The p-value is [a]

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A researcher is interested in the proportion of American fam…

A researcher is interested in the proportion of American families that eat dinner together as a family. It was found that 32 out of 100 randomly sampled American families ate dinner together. (Give your answers as decimals and round to 3 decimal places when necessary)   a. What is the point estimate for the proportion of ALL American families that eat dinner together as a family? [a] b. Construct a 90% confidence interval for the proportion of ALL American families that eat dinner together as a family: ([b], [c])

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Assume the starting salaries at a tech company are normally…

Assume the starting salaries at a tech company are normally distributed. A sample of 27 employees at this tech company yielded an average starting salary of $87,025 with a standard deviation of $9,500.   a. What is the point estimate for the average starting salary of ALL employees at this company? [f] b. Find a 99% confidence interval for the population mean starting salary: ([a], [b]) c. Interpret the interval: We are [c]% confident that the average starting salary of ALL employees at this company is between [d] and [e].

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The length of a MLB game in 2019 was normally distributed wi…

The length of a MLB game in 2019 was normally distributed with a mean of 185 minutes and a standard deviation of 17 minutes. (Round to 3 decimal places).   a. What is the probability that a randomly selected baseball game lasts more than 166 minutes? [a] b. What is the probability that a randomly selected baseball game lasts less than 200 minutes? [b] c. What length represents the 47th percentile? [c] d. What are the two lengths that represent the middle 42%? (Separate your numbers with a comma, put the smaller number first) [d]

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Audrey is ordering at Taco Bell. There is a 18% chance she w…

Audrey is ordering at Taco Bell. There is a 18% chance she will order a Quesadilla, a 87% chance she will order a Soft Taco, and a 7% chance she will order both a Quesadilla and a Soft Taco. (Give your answers in decimal form to represent probabilities. Round to 3 decimal places as needed.)   a. What is the probability that Audrey orders a Quesadilla or a Soft Taco? [a] b. What is the probability that Audrey orders a Soft Taco but does not order a Quesadilla ? [b]

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