A local community college was interested in gauging how inte…
A local community college was interested in gauging how interested their students were in building a parking garage on campus. However, they knew that a large number of their students primarily took online courses, so they wanted to ensure that they compared the responses between students taking in-person classes and online classes. They decided to randomly survey 100 students taking in-person classes and 150 students taking online classes. They asked them whether or not they were interested in a parking garage being built on campus. Out of 100 students taking in-person classes, 64 of them stated they were interested. Out of the 150 students taking online classes, 91 mentioned they were interested. Use this information to carry out the appropriate hypothesis test at the
Read DetailsUse Spanish accents where appropriate. Hold the Alt key, typ…
Use Spanish accents where appropriate. Hold the Alt key, type the numeric code, and then release the Alt key. Use the numeric keypad on the right side of the keyboard and make sure that the Num Lock is on. Alt Codes á = Alt + 0225 Á = Alt + 0193 é = Alt + 0233 É = Alt + 0201 í = Alt + 0237 Í = Alt + 0205 ó = Alt + 0243 Ó = Alt + 0211 ú = Alt + 0250 Ú = Alt + 0218 ñ = Alt + 0241 Ñ = Alt + 0209 ü = Alt + 0252 Ü = Alt + 0220 ¡ = Alt + 0161 ¿ = Alt + 0191 MAC Hold the key down longer than usual and a pop-up menu will appear. Click on the correct symbol to enter the accented character. For example, holding “a” will make “á” an option you can choose. Option Codes Accented (´) vowels = Option + e, then vowel ñ = Option + n, then n ü = Option + u, then u ¡ = Option + 1 ¿ = Option + Shift, then ?
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