A researcher asks 50 different random college students from the Twin Ports the number of hours they work each week.   a.  One of the requirements for the binomial probability distribution is that there must be a fixed number of trials.  Does the above procedure meet this condition?  Support your answer. b.  Another condition is that there must be two outcomes.  Does the above procedure meet this condition?  Support your answer. c.  (Extra Credit – 2 points) Another requirement is that selections must be independent.  Explain why this condition is satisfied.  

a. If there is a 0.03% chance of contracting a disease, what is the probability (as a decimal, not a percent) of NOT contracting the disease? b. Explain what is wrong with the following conclusion. Event: You toss a coin 4 times and get 4 heads.  Conclusion: The coin must not be fair.  I should get exactly 2 heads and 2 tails for a fair coin.

A _____________ is a prediction of the probable course and outcome of a disorder, while a _____ is the restoration of health, a disease-free state.

HIPAA is a state law and the terms vary across different states.

______ is the medical term for swelling or accumulated excess fluid in the tissues.

Dorothea Orem’s main nursing theory centered around her thought that health is the ability to care for others.  

The figure shows the phase diagram of a non-ideal mixture of carbon tetracholoride (component 1) and acetone (component 2).   (i) What is the temperature of a constant boiling (azeotropic) mixture.   (ii) What is the boiling point temperature of a liquid mixture containing 80% carbon tetrachloride at 1 bar pressure (to the nearest degree K).   (iii) The same mixture is heated to a temperature of 340K. What is the composition of the liquid and vapor phases?   (iv) What is the vapor fraction at 340K; i.e. the fraction of the total number of moles in the vapor phase.  

Explain why reading and analyzing court opinions and studying case law are important. 

What are the two main sources of law?

List the three steps of the statutory analysis process