MATH 118 Chapter 5 Sample Exam By: Maan Omran

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MATH 118 Chapter 5 Sample Exam By: Maan Omran Problem 1-4 refer to the following table: X P Product a 0.2 d 0 0.1 e 1 b 0.4 2 c? 5 0.2? E(X) = 1.7 1. The value of a in the above table is [A] 0.1 [B] 0.2 [C] 0.3 [D] 0.4 [E]0.5 2. The value of b in the above table is [A] 0.1 [B] 0.2 [C] 0.3 [D] 0.4 [E]0.5 3. The value of c in the above table is [A] 0 [B] 0.1 [C] 0.2 [D] 0.3 [E]0.4 4. The value of d and e in the above table is [A] d = 0.1, e = 0 [B] d = 0.2, e = 0 [C] d = 0.1, e = 0.1 [D] d = 0.1, e = 0.2 [E] d = 0.1, e = 0.3 Problem 5-8 refer to the following problem: A fair die is rolled 50 times. A random variable is defined as the number of times the die comes up 2. 5. The expected value µ is: 6. The variance is: 7. The standard deviation is: Problem 8 and 9 refer to the following problem: A fair die is rolled 10 times. A random variable is defined as the number of times the die comes up a number larger than 4. 8. The expected value µ is: [A] 3.5 [B] 3.33 [C] 2.22 [D] 1.49 [E]5 9. The variance is: [A] 3.5 [B] 3.33 [C] 2.22 [D] 1.49 [E]5

Problem 10 and 11 refer to the following table: X P Product -1 b -0.15-2 0.1-0.2 2 0.3 0.6 3 c 0.75 a 0.2-0.6 10. The value of a, b and c in the above table are: [A] a = -2, b = 0.15, c = 0.25 [B] a = -3, b = 0.25, c = 0.15 [C] a = -3, b = 0.15, c = 0.25 [D] a = -3, b = 0.15, c = 0.15 [E] a = 3, b = 0.15, c = 0.25 11. The variance of the above table is [A] 4.6 [B] 5.64 [C] 22.84 [D] -22.76 [E]5.4 Problem 12 and 13 refer to the following problem: (see example B in section 5.3 in the book) The height of adult females are normally distributed with a mean of 5 feet 6 inches and a standard deviation of 3 inches. Find the probability that a randomly selected adult female have a height: 12. Between 5 feet 4 inches and 5 feet 11 inches [A] 0.2514 [B] 0.7011 [C] 0.7486 [D] 0.7514 [E]0.9525 13. At least 5 feet 4 in [A] 0.2514 [B] 0.7011 [C] 0.7486 [D] 0.7514 [E]0.9525 Problem 14-16 refer to the following problem: Given n = 100 and p = 0.7. 14. The probability of Pr [ X > 65] is given by: [A] Pr [ Z > -1.2] [B] Pr [ Z > 1.2] [C] Pr [ Z > -1.09] [D] Pr [ Z > -.98] [E] None of the above 15. The probability of Pr [ 55 < X < 65] is given by: [A] Pr [ -3.38 < Z < -0.98] [B] Pr [ -3.28 < Z <-1.09] [C] Pr [ -3.17 < Z < -1.2] [D] Pr [ -3.38 < Z < -1.2] [E] None of the above 16. The probability of Pr [ X =55] is given by: [A] Pr [ -3.38 < Z < -3.28] [B] Pr [ Z = -3.28] [C] Pr [ -3.38 < Z < -3.17] [D] Pr [ -3.17 < Z < -3.28] [E] None of the above]

17. A true-false test contains 50 questions. A passing grade is answering at least 60% of the questions correctly. What is the probability that the student passes the test? [A] 7.93% [B] 10.2% [C] 35.94% [D] 6.18% [E] 0.0668 18. An exam consists of 8 true-false questions and 4 multiple choice questions (4 options per question), each with exactly 1 correct answer. If a student selects answers at random, what is the expected value of correct answers? [A] 4 [B] 5 [C] 6 [D] 7 [E] 8 19. In a carnival game the probability that you win $100 is 0.04, the probability that you win $10 is 0.3 and the probability that you lose $5 is 0.66. What is your expected return per game? [A] -5 [B] 10.3 [C] 1 [D] 3.7 [E]7 20. The weight of NFL lineman are normally distributed with a mean weight of 280 pounds and a standard deviation of 20 pounds. The probability that an NFL lineman weights at least 310 pounds is: [A] 0.3413 [B] 0.8413 [C] 0.6587 [D] 0.1587 [E] 0.0668 21. Bolts produced by a machine are acceptable provided that their length is within the range 5.95 to 6.05 inches. Suppose that the length of the bolts produced are normally distributed with mean of 6 inches and standard deviation of 0.02 inches. what is the probability that a bolt will be an acceptable length? [A] 0.9876 [B] 0.9938 [C] 0.0062 [D] 0.8413 [E] 0.9693 22. It was found that 60% of students in a local college are residents. If 600 students are interviewed, the probability that at least 340 of them are resident is given by: [A] Pr [ Z > -1.67] [B] Pr [ Z > -1.708] [C] Pr [ Z > -1.625] [D] Pr [ Z > 1.708] [E] None of the above Problem 23-25 refer to the following problem: The prices in a store are normally distributed with mean of 200 and a standard deviation of 25. Use the table to find the probability of prices that are: 23. Less than 180 [A] 0.2061 [B] 0.2119 [C] 0.2177 [D] 0.7881 [E] None of the above 24. Greater than 180 [A] 0.2061 [B] 0.2119 [C] 0.2177 [D] 0.7881 [E] None of the above 25. Between 190 and 230 [A] 0.5516 [B] 0.5368 [C] 0.5403 [D] 0.5290 [E] None of the above 26. An experiment consists of flipping a fair coin until 1 head occur or 3 flips. A random variable X is defined as the number of times the coin was flipped. Find expected value of the random variable. [A] 13/8 [B] 7/4 [C] 1/2 [D] 9/8 [E] 0.0668

27. A basketball player makes each free throw with a probability of 0.75. What is the probability of making exactly 5 out of 7 shots? [A] 0.9885 [B] 0.6885 [C] 0.0115 [D] 0.3115 [E] 0.6826 28. A basketball player makes each free throw with a probability of 0.75. If he tries 75 shots, what is the probability of making between 60 and 65 successful shots? [A] 11.53% [B] 14.88% [C] 18.54% [D] 12.24% [E] None of the above 29. If µ = 5 and σ = 3. Find c such that Pr(X < c) = 0.9726. [A] 0.76 [B] 10.76 [C] 1.92 [D] -1.92 [E] 3.84 30. If µ = 5 and σ = 3. Find c such that Pr(X < c) = 0.0721. [A] 0.62 [B] 9.38 [C] -1.46 [D] 1.46 [E] 2.92 31. Ten percent of the students at a certain college are non resident. A reporter for the student paper would like to interview at least 5 non resident. If the reporter randomly selects 100 names from the student directory and begins contacting them, what is the probability that she will contact at least 5 non resident students? (round your answer to the nearest) [A] 0.0334 [B] 0.9666 [C] 0.9525 [D] 0.0475 [E] 0.0675 32. At a local carnival a game can be played with a fishpond containing 100 fish: 90 are white, 9 are red, and 1 is blue. A contestant randomly catches a fish and receives payment as follows: White: $0.30 Red: $1.00 Blue: $10.00 If it costs $.60 to play this game, how much (on the average) does the carnival gain on each play? [A] -$0.14 [B] 0.46 [C] 0.14 [D] 0.35 [E] -0.4 33. Repeat the above problem if the question was: how much (on the average) does the contestant gain on each play? [A] -$0.14 [B] 0.46 [C] 0.14 [D] 0.35 [E] -0.4 34. There are two urns a and b. Urn a contains 2 red balls and 1 blue ball; urn b contains 1 red ball and 1 blue ball. An experiment consists of drawing a ball at random from urn a, noting its color, placing it in urn b, and then drawing a ball at random from urn b and noting its color. A random variable X is defined by assigning to each outcome the total number of red balls drawn. Find the expected value of X [A] 7/9 [B] 5/9 [C] 11/9 [D] 13/9 [E] 4/9

35. An experiment consists of selecting 2 coins from a collection of 3 nickels, 2 dimes, and 1 quarter. What is the expected value? [A] 20 [B] 30 [C] 15 [D] 25 [E] 10 36. A student is taking a quiz with 4 questions, and each questions has 5 possible answers with only one correct response. A passing grade is answering at least 50% of the questions correctly. What is the probability that the student passes the test if he is guessing every answer? [A] 0.175 [B] 0.1808 [C] 0.2405 [D] 0.3505 [E] 0.2805 37. Using the following data regarding the price of microwave ovens: $450, $420, $440, $440, $485, $450, and $500. Find the median and the mode [A] (440), (440,450) [B] (455), (450,450) [C] (420), (450) [D] (450), (440,450) [E] (440), (450) 38. Compute the expected value for the following table: Scores (x) Frequency P 0 2 1 3 2 2 3 3 Total 10 [A] 2.6 [B] 1.6 [C] 1.5 [D] 2.5 [E] 1.4 39. A team of 2 people to be selected out of 5 men and 5 women. A random variable X is defined to be the number of men selected. Find the standard deviation. (hint: create a table and find the expected value, then create another table to find the variance and the standard deviation) [A] 0.444 [B] 1 [C] 0.333 [D] 0.222 [E] 0.667 40. The entrance exam at a university is normally distributed with a mean of 520 and a standard deviation of 75. If only the top 10% of the students are accepted. Approximately, what is the lowest score for admittance into the university? (round your answer) [A] 625 [B] 630 [C] 617 [D] 610 [E] 600