Students’ will submit their completed lecture notes for Chapter 6 and Chapter 7; each worth 10 points. (Make sure to have your name typed or legibly written on the left hand of the notes) 

you will view one question at a time and cannot go back to a question after moving to the next. once you move on to the next question, you cannot change an answer to an earlier question.   The questions are short, here is some advice to stay on track: the first 11 questions are very short, and you should do them each in under 45 seconds to stay on track you can aim to budget between 2-3 minutes for the rest of the questions. many can be done in under one minute, so you may decide to take longer than 3 minutes on a few of them. 

Looking at the standard normal Z table (Table B in text), what is the Z-score that corresponds to the cumulative probability of 0.9370?

We have established in a prior exercise that the heights of women in the US vary according to a normal distribution with a population mean µ=163.3 and a population standard deviation of 7.5 centimeters. How tall does a woman have to be to be taller than 85% of women (see page 158-160 second edition text)?

For a binomial probability, suppose we have 3 patients undergoing a procedure and the average probability of success for this procedure is 0.5.  What is the probability of observing 2 successes in the 3 patients?

The probability of success after bypass surgery is 60% and failure 40%.  This is an example of a continuous probability distribution.

In the following example, suppose we have 3 patients undergoing a procedure and the average probability of success for this procedure is .50, what is the total cumulative probability of observing 2 or fewer successes (PrX

In a binomial random variable where n=20 and p=.85 what is q?

This organism belongs to subphylum_________

A patient’s blood pressure is 134/86. Which statement made by the student nurse reflects an accurate interpretation of this reading?