STAT 3128-001         PROBABILITY and STATISTICS for ENGINEERS

          Fall 2009              Syllabus           Elementary Statistics Formula Sheet  

                   HW # 6 due Monday November 30

                Test  # 3 on Wednesday December 2    

        Daily Home Problems:    [ ]  pages and #  in 6-th edition

  Lec.1;  sect. 1.1, 2.1: p. 50 [57]  # 1,3,7-9; plus a), b), d) cases in a problem with 3 B & 3 R.   

  Lec.2;  sect. 2.2: p. 51 [58] # 8; 57 [64]  # 11-13, 1,18,21;      

  Lec.3;  sect. 2.3: p. 65 [73] # 29, 30, 34 [33], 35 [34], 36 [35], 38, 44 plus A, B, C, D, E,  (Pres., VP, Treas.), P\neq Tr, B \neq P  

  Lec.4;  sect. 2.3, 2.4:  p. 66  [74] # 36 [35], 38, 42*,  p.74 [83] # 45, 49, 51, 52, plus Pascal triangle Pr-m*.   

  Lec.5;  sect. 2.4, 2.5:  p. 74  [85] # 52, 59, 60, 61, p.80 [90] # 73 [71], 75 [73], 79 [77], 83 [81], plus Chev. de Mere Pr-m:

                                P{at least one six in four tosses of a die} and P{at least one double six in twenty-four double tosses}.
  Lec.6;  sect. 3.1, 3.2:  p. 90  [99] # 5, 8, 9*, 10,  p.98 [109] # 11-13, plus sensitivity -specificity problem.   

  Lec.7;  sect. 3.3, 3.4:  p. 99 [110] # 18; p. 106 [118] # 29 [28], 33 [32], 36 [35], 38 [37], 44 [43]. 

  Lec.8;  sect. 3.4, 3.5:  p. 120 [133]  # 68 [64], 69 [65], 71 [67]. 

  Lec.9;  sect. 3.3, 3.4:  p. 113 [126] #  46 [44], 47 [45], 49 [47], 55 [51].    

  Lec.10   Test 1    p. 120 [133] #  68 [64], 69 [65], 71 [67].   

  Lec.11; sect. 3.5, 3.6:  p. 120 [135] #  69 [65], 71 [67], 75 [71], 77 [73];

                                      p. 125 [139] #  79 [75], 83 [79], 85 [81], 89 [85];

  Lec.12; sect. 4.1, 4.2:  p. 135 [150] #  1, 3, 5; p. 142 [159] # 11.

  Lec.13; sect. 4.2, 4.3:  p. 154 [171] #  28 [26], 29 [27], 33 [31].

  Lec.14; sect. 4.3, 4.4:  p. 155 [172] #  35 [33], 43 [39], 53 [49], Table for z_α, p.162 [180] # 68 [62].

  Lec. 15: sect. 4.4, 4.5  p. 155 [172] # 45 [41], p. 162 [180] #  66 [57], 68 [62], p.168 [187] # 73 [67].

   Lec. 16: sect. 5.1  p. 194 [215] #  1, 3, 5 plus example of two tables with the same margin. dis-s. 

   Lec. 17:  sect. 5.2  p. 195 [217] #  9, 10 p. 201 [224] # 22, 27  Ch 1. Sect. 1.1, 1.2.   Lec. 18:  Test 2.

   Lec. 19:  sect. 5.2  see Lec 17;  Ch 1. Sect. 1.1, 1.2. p. 20 [23] # 10, 11, 16

   Lec. 20:  Ch 1. Sect. 1.3, 1.4. p. 30 [34] # 33, 41, p. 44 [50] 79*.

   Lec. 21:  Sect. 5.3,  p. 212 [234]  # 37, 41.

   Lec. 22:  Sect. 5.4, 5.5  p. 218 [242]  # 46, 47, 53,  p. 222 [247]  # 59, 67 .

   Lec. 23:  Ch 6. Sect. 6.1, 6.2  p. 224 [250]  # 80,  p. 240 [265]  # 1, 3.

   Lec. 24:  Ch 7. Sect. 7.1 - 7.3,  p. 262 [290]  # 1,3,  p. 276 [306]  # 29, 32;  Ch 8. Sect. 8.1.

   Lec. 25:

   Lec. 26:                                                            Lec. 27:  Test 3.                                             

• Home Work #1  Home Work #1 Solution         Test #1 Solution 
• Home Work #2  Home Work #2 Solution       
• Home Work #3  Home Work #3 Solution      

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