STS 301: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS WITH SOFTWARE APPLICATION

ASSIGNMENT 1
First Semester, AY 2023 – 2024

Name: __________________________________________ Score: ___________

Section: _________________________________________ Signature: ___________

General Directions: For numbers 6-10:

A. Print this quiz on a LONG BOND PAPER.
B. Read each statement carefully. On the answer
sheet on the bottom right, use black
permanent ink pen only in shading the letter
that corresponds to the best answer for each
item. If the answer is not in the choices, shade
E. Any form of erasure or alteration is not
allowed. (2 points each)
C. All solutions for items that need
computations must be written in the back of
this quiz. Minimize erasures.
Manijer owns a call center agency He observed
his employees and determined that on the average,
there are 2 complaint calls on services per hour.
6. What is the probability that Manijer will have no
complaint regarding services in an hour?
A. 0.1335 B. 0.1353 C. 0.2077 D. 0.2707
7. The probability that Manijer will have exactly 2
complaints regarding services in 3 hours is ___.
A. 0.0446 B. 0.0644 C. 0.3790 D. 0.3907

For numbers 1-5: 8. The probability that Manijer will have at most 3
Chiquitita, a registered nurse, wants to assess the complaints regarding services in an hour is ___.
nutritional status of the children aged 0–5-year-old in A. 0.1353 B. 0.2707 C. 0.6767 D. 0.8571
Camp Healthy. She is concerned with the claim of
the health workers that 40% of the children in Camp 9. In the long run, the number of complaints calls
Healthy is malnourished. To verify this claim, on services is ___.
Chiquitita randomly selected 9 children in Camp A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5
Healthy and assessed their nutritional status.
10. On the average, the number of complaint calls
1. The binomial experiment is ___. will deviate from the mean by ___.
A. determining whether a child in Camp Healthy A. 1.4142 B. 1.7321 C. 2.0000 D. 2.2361
is malnourished
B. determining whether the 9 children in Camp
Healthy are malnourished or overweight
C. determining the number of children in Camp
Healthy who are malnourished
D. determining whether the 9 children in Camp
Healthy are malnourished or not

2. The probability that the number of malnourished

children is 5 is ___.
A. 0.1672 B. 0.1726 C. 0.2508 D. 0.2805

3. The probability that the number of malnourished

children is less than 2 is ___.
A. 0.0100 B. 0.0605 C. 0.0705 D. 0.0806

4. In the long run, the number of malnourished

children is ___.
A. 3.6 B. 4.5 C. 5.4 D. 6.3

5. On the average, the number of malnourished kids

will deviate from the mean by ___.
A. 1.4697 B. 1.6479 C. 2.1600 D. 2.6001