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- Random Numbers and Probability Distributions
- Casino Royale: Roll the Dice
- Normal Distribution
- The Student Who Taught Everyone Else
- Statistical Distributions in Action
- Hypothetically Yours
- The Mean and Kind Differences
- Worked-Out Examples of Hypothesis Testing
- Exercises for Comparison of Means
- Regression for Hypothesis Testing
- Analysis of Variance
- Significantly Correlated
- Summary
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Exercises for Comparison of Means
Using the teaching ratings data, answer the following questions:
- Determine the mean and standard deviation for course evaluations for minority and non-minority instructors. Determine whether the instructors belonging to minority groups are more or less likely to obtain a course evaluation of 4.1 or higher.
- Determine the mean and standard deviation for course evaluations for upper- and lower-level courses. Determine whether the probability of obtaining a below-average course evaluation is higher for lower-level courses. Use 3.999 as the average course evaluation.
- Determine whether tenured professors receive above-average course evaluations.