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crazycityslicker

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What is the best analysis to describe a linear relationship between two variables?

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In a book, 2 misprints occur per 100 pages. Using the cumulative Poisson probability table available in your text, we can determine which of the following probabilities in a book of 500 pages?
 a. The probability of finding between 5 and 6 misprints equals .099.
  b. The probability of finding at least 20 misprints equals .003.
  c. The probability of finding at least 24 misprints equals .1234.
  d. The probability of finding at least 20 misprints equals 1.
  e. The probability of finding at least 24misprints equals 1.



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Answer to Question 1

Linear correlation

Answer to Question 2

B



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