Extra Practice: Homogeneous Groups and Expected Number

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11 questions
3

If you have a group of 400 12th grade students (boys and girls who had ridden a bicycle during the previous 12 months), how many would you expect to say that yes, they wore a bicycle helmet? Include all calculations to support your answer.

3

If you have a group of 350 adults, how many would you expect to prefer Sprite? Include your calculations to support your answer.

1

What proportion of students at Delcastle are Freshmen?

2

What is the expected number of students in the sample of 250 who will be Freshmen? Include your calculations with your final answer.

1

What proportion of students at Delcastle are Sophomores?

2

What is the expected number of students in the sample of 250 who will be Sophomores? Include your calculations with your final answer.

1

What proportion of students at Delcastle are Juniors?

2

What is the expected number of students in the sample of 250 who will be Juniors? Include your calculations with your final answer.

1

What proportion of students at Delcastle are Seniors?

2

What is the expected number of students in the sample of 250 who will be Seniors? Include your calculations with your final answer.

5

Determine if the three groups (Division I, Division II, and Division III) are homogeneous (HINT: compare proportions). Clearly label your work and include all calculations to support your answer.