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And how much information do they have access to regarding the loan? I'm mostly wondering whether they can see the amount I have borrowed.

I know I need to study and do my own homework, but its too late now.

Someone claims that the average price of a small pizza in Canton is $5. A sample of six pizzas had an average price of $5.70 and a sample standard deviation of $1.30. Assume a normal population and use the critical value method to test the claim at 0.05

Procrastinated way too much in online class so I was hoping someone can help me with this.

A study claims 15% of 7th graders are overweight. In a sample of 80, 9 were found to be overweight. At a (alpha) = 0.01, is there enough evidence to reject the claim using critical values?

I asked a question similar to this but it gave population standard deviation, and I'm not sure how to do it without.

According to a survey, 60% of teens do not drink alcohol. How large a sample size do we need to estimate the population proportion to within 3% with 99% confidence?

I've got the basic idea down, but this part is confusing.

Suppose we want to estimate within $10 the mean salary of all graduates who were psychology majors. How many would have to be sampled to estimate the mean salary to within 10 with 95% confidence, if the population standard deviation was known to be $200?

Thank you so much.

I'm from the East coast. I'm 18, will have already completed two years of college and I just want to do something new.

I considered just moving out to Boulder, or any city I haven't been to really, and seeing what I can do. I'd need to get a job and have a place to stay - even if that meant camping most of the summer, I'd be fine with that. Any suggestions?

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I used the weapon for years but have a feeling my instructor didn't pronounce it correctly (Irish accent).

And what impact would it have on real GDP and price level? Thanks.

It was playing in a tattoo shop, I don't know the genre because I only heard part of one song, but a guy there told me the name and it ended with a number, like a year or something. Can anyone think of any?

0.5, 1.0, slope of consumption function, slope of saving function, or the multiplier? thanks

I want some! Both are about a 20 minute walk so I thought I'd see if anyone knew before I go.

Like things would be scanned at airport security? For example if I sent something from New England to the south, it's most likely going by plane so I was wondering if it would be scanned.

I have medicaid in Georgia. I'm in Massachusetts for the summer.

What can I do if I need to go to the doctor during this time? Am I going to have to just pay for it?

If it helps I'm 17 and my dad is a resident of MA. The medicaid is with my mom in GA.

I've been sick all week, and other than that I have constant headaches which most medication you can buy does nothing for.

Wann hast du zum ersten Mal Alkohol getrunken? Was hast du davon gehalten?

I know the first part is when did you first drink alcohol, but the second part doesn't make sense to me. When I try to translate it it comes up with "what have you kept it?"

I know it's like 150 calories for 3, but what about the whole bag? Like the kind you'd get from a convenience store or something.

I normally get regular milk chocolate, but sugar free has less calories so I was wondering if anyone has tried it. Thanks

In the fridge of course, and before the expiration date.

Are there certain people, like just family, just friends, or both? Or do you just keep it to yourself and lose the weight? Just curious, the first time I lost weight most people knew but I'm not really saying anything this time.

So.. I don't like vegatables at all, and the only kind of meat I'll eat is chicken tenders/nuggets. As for fruit, I like pineapples, grapes, apples, pears and.. that's about it. I live off cereal, bread products like sandwiches, pizza, pasta and stuff like that, fries and other snacks like pretzels, jello, pudding, goldfish, rice cakes and crackers. Of course I like all the things that are really bad for you like chocolate, candy, marshmallows and desserts but that won't help me here.

When trying to lose weight I have no problem limiting calories to 1300 or so, but I know I could do it in a healthier way. Any suggestions? It's not that I'm unwilling to try new foods, it just never works out, it's more of a texture thing than taste.

And I don't mean just walking, there will probably be at least an hour of that besides the exercise since I live on a big campus. I run, do group fitness classes and add on 20 minutes of upper body weight training 3 times a week. 5'3 female trying to go from around 150 pounds to about 120.

If 1300 isn't enough, how about 1400? I want this to go by quickly but still be healthy and effective. Thanks =)