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9. If an ANOVA test is conducted and the null hypothesis is rejected, what does this indicate?<br />

a) The p-value is less than a.<br />

b) All population means are different.<br />

c) At least one pair of population means is different.<br />

d) The population means are equal.<br />

10. A random sample of 20 items is selected from a population. When computing a<br />

confidence interval for the population mean, what number of degrees of freedom should be<br />

used to determine the appropriate t-value?<br />

a) 25<br />

b) 21<br />

c) 19<br />

d) 20<br />

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11. The question, "Should products be withdrawn if even one death is associated with its<br />

prescribed use, even if no fault for the tampered product accrues to the manufacturer?" is an<br />

example of a(n) _____.<br />

a) strip data mining issue<br />

b) unresearchable question<br />

c) ill-defined problem<br />

d) favored-technique problem<br />

12. A large department store examined a sample of the 18 credit card sales and recorded the<br />

amounts charged for each of three types of credit cards: MasterCard, Visa, and Discover. Six<br />

MasterCard sales, seven Visa, and five Discover sales were recorded. The store used an<br />

ANOVA to test if the mean sales for each credit card were equal. What are the degrees of<br />

freedom for the F statistic?<br />

a) 2 in the numerator, 15 in the denominator

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