Question

You test 8 automobiles of the same make and model and find their mileage ratings to be 27, 27, 28, 29, 32, 33, 34, and 1,000,000 mpg, arranged in order from smallest to largest. If you use inferential statistics (and reject the outlier) to predict what mileage consumers can expect when they buy this type of car, what value will you predict?

A. 67 mpg
B. 28 mpg
C. 30 mpg
D. 24.5 mpg
E. 125,026.25 mpg

Answer 1

hello again =)

Answer 2

sup lol

Answer 3

lol

Answer 4

this the famous question im talking about

Answer 5

umm this question is a little... (makes a weird face) but i think you have to find the mean again. to find mean, just add up the data like in the last question and then divide the aswer by how much data samples you have, in this case you have 7 (excluding the outlier).

Answer 6

u wanna try it out by urself for practice?

Answer 7

yea i got this one thanks AGAIN

Answer 8

lol np =)

Answer 9

i came up with C

Answer 10

i got that too. good job.
-high fives-
lol.

Answer 11

ya as u could see im not too good at this thing they call math

Answer 12

i hate math!!! gahhh!!! im sooo with you.

Answer 13

im 13 and in 7th grade so like im in a honor class and they like teach me like 9th grade math it's realllly hard i have an 80 average i really suck so dont worry bout it math aint my forte either. =/

Answer 14

i have like the lowest average in my class...

Answer 15

lol

Answer 16

7th grade!!! im a senior in high school you ake me feel retarded lmao

Answer 17

thats good tho keep up the good work!

Answer 18

lol u probs just fergot this stuff
chill bro.

Answer 19

thank you

Answer 20

=)

Answer 21

welcome stick around i might need u in the future

Answer 22

lol k.