Problem 1 [14 points]: A random sample of 16 passenger fares flying by Delta Airlines between Atlanta, GA and Detroit, MI  resulted in a mean fare of $180 and a standard deviation $40. In this problem, we are interested in estimating the Confidence Interval on the true “Population Mean” fare between Atlanta, GA and Detroit, MI by Delta Airlines.     The above Problem Description applies to all the Questions 1 through 14 below. Note: To make it convenient for you, I have copied this problem description into the questions below wherever you need it. That way you can limit scrolling up-and-down and it will save time for you. Note: You must answer all the questions for this problem. For any questions that require Excel to find answers, I must see you working in Excel in the Honorlock recording. If I don’t see you working on the Excel file with Excel functions in the Honorlock recording and if less than honest means are resorted to, the Exam cannot be graded. Your work and your work alone must reflect on this Exam. You will be submitting Excel file at the last question. Indicate the Question number for the answers your are going to show in Excel.  Note: Any resources you use on Canvas, must be visible in the Honorlock recording. If students use any resources other than the textbook and the resources on Canvas, that amounts to academic integrity violation and will be reported to USF for further action, Note: Students are prohibited from copying and discussing the questions before, during, and after the Exam with anyone else. Students are prohibited from sharing their Excel files with each other. All such things amount to violation of academic integrity. Any academic integrity violations will be reported to USF for further action. As long as students work on the Exam honestly maintaining acaemic integrity, there is nothing they should be concerned about. Thank you.

Which of the following is LEAST likely an artifact of organizational culture?  

Explain the differences between qualitative and quantitative data when conducting market research.

Explain what the “Chain of transmission in a hospital” means and explain how it contributes to the occurrence of Healthcare Associated Infections.

A narrow span of control is necessary for the following scenarios EXCEPT

A hiker breaks into a warehouse in order to seek shelter from a terrible winter storm. Which of the following crimes has the hiker most likely committed?

Akira and Jackson are college students renting a house from Lyrissa. Lyrissa was hesitant to rent to these two tenants because she knew they both had poor credit scores and low GPAs and was afraid they would not take care of the house or keep it clean. After all, Lyrissa had just recently installed new carpets throughout the house and wanted to be sure Akira and Jackson did not destroy it. To keep an eye out on the carpets, Lyrissa has installed a hidden camera in the living room so that she can watch to make sure the boys don’t damage the carpet. She chose not to install cameras in the bedrooms or bathrooms because she wanted to respect the tenants’ privacy. Lyrissa also randomly comes over and knocks on the front door roughly once a week asking to be let into the house so she can inspect the carpets for possible damage. Sometimes, if Akira or Jackson are not home to let her in, Lyrissa enters the garage door code and lets herself in to inspect the carpets. The written lease agreement does not mention anything about the hidden camera or the carpet inspections.   What legal claims, if any, would Akira and/or Jackson have against Lyrissa?

Accumulating radioactive waste, maintaining containment of spent fuels rods, and controlling fission reactions are problems only germane to:

Natalia owns “Balloon Heaven”, a popular restaurant in which patrons sit in fake hot air balloons and the walls and ceiling are painted like the sky. Natalia registered her trademark, which consists of the restaurant name in the basket of a rainbow-colored hot air balloon. After Balloon Heaven’s success, Benji opened a restaurant called “Heavenly Balloons” on the other side of town. The décor of Heavenly Balloons is similarly crafted to give the patron the impression of eating in the basket of a hot air balloon, with similar tables and paintings. Benji’s logo, which appeared on billboards and local advertisements, depicts a rainbow-colored hot air balloon with the restaurant’s name in the balloon. Several customers have congratulated Natalia on opening a second restaurant and on the billboards appearing around town which they assume are hers.   If Natalia files a claim against Benji claiming that Heavenly Balloons has infringed on her trademark, how would a court most likely rule?

Stephanie took off her coat and hung it on a hook on the bathroom door in the mall while she used the bathroom. When she was finished, she forgot about her coat and walked out of the bathroom without it. Later that evening when Stephanie arrived home she realized she had no idea where her coat was. Sierra, meanwhile, found the coat in the bathroom, tried it on, and now plans to keep it for herself. What correctly describes the coat’s status, and who should get to keep it?