The following table presenting the joint distribution of self-reported age and daily exercise levels for a previous

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q---What is the probability that a student chosen at random from the class is 40+ years of age and has much or moderate daily exercise?

0.06 0.71 0.03 q---In a study of the potentially irritating effects of cigarette smoke (Ref: Fisher and van Belle). Sixty individuals, sitting in groups of 5 to 6 in a climatic chamber room, were exposed to tobacco smoke produced by a smoking machine. After ten cigarettes were smoked, 47 individuals reported that they desired to leave the room. In the new study of 10 individuals, what is the probability that eight will wish to leave the room ?

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q-- Systolic blood pressure BP for a population of 40+ year-old women is approximately normally (Gaussian) distributed with mean 115 and standard deviation 15 mmHg. The probability that a standard normal random variable (Z) is between 0.5 and 2.5 is approximately: ans 30 % table z value in 2.5 z value in 0.5 then apply formula q--- In a study of the potentially irritating effects of cigarette smoke (Ref: Fisher and van Belle). Sixty individuals, sitting in groups of 5 to 6 in a climatic chamber room, were exposed to tobacco smoke produced by a smoking machine. After ten cigarettes were smoked, 47 individuals reported that they desired to leave the room. What probability distribution may be used to describe the probability that an individual wished to leave the room? ans --binomial q-- The distribution of birth weights for West Bengal babies is approximately normally (Gaussian) with a mean of 2800 grams and variance of 640,000 grams2. The fraction of babies with birthweights between 2,000 and 3,200 grams would be approximately norm test ans is 53 % 0.5--z area value = ans

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