4.1-4.4 Test Review

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What is the premium for car 2?

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How many cars are on this policy?

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The following shows the annual snowfall for each mountain valley. The place where you live affects your insurance rates and weather is an attribute. You are looking at a specific mountain. Read your question correctly.

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What is Q1 for Mad Mountain?

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What is the minimum for Mad Mountain?

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The distribution ages of licensed drivers shopping at the Kalish County Mall are normally distributed with a mean of 40 and a standard deviation of 6. A person will be selected at random. Round your answers to the nearest hundredth.

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What is the probability that the person is age 42 or younger? (To the nearest hundredth of a percent)

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What is the probability that the person is between ages 41 and 48? (To the nearest hundredth of a percent)

The following stands for the number of cars with certain characteristics. M is for manual transmission, H is for Heating, and P is for plates with a design. 

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What is the probability of choosing a car that has a heating system? Round to the nearest percent.

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What is the probability of choosing a car with a design on their plates given they have a manual transmission? Round to the nearest percent.

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Todd has $25,000 in collision and comprehensive insurance and $10,000 in property damage insurance. His deductible is $1,000. How much will Todd's insurance have to pay if he is at fault and causes $10,500 damage to his car and $7,000 to the car he hit?

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How much does a 7-line ad cost?

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How much does a 4-line ad cost?

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Samantha purchased a used car for $14,895. Her State charged a 7.5% sales tax for the car, $95 for license plates, and $72 for a state safety and Emissions Inspection. How much does Samantha need to pay for these extra charges, not including the price of the car?

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Beth’s annual premium is $1,980. She pays quarterly and there is a $3.50 per payment surcharge. What is the quarterly payment?

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Katie has 50/100/50 liability insurance with a $1,000 deductible. She hits another car with three passengers. Each passenger sues and is awarded $45,000, $25,000, and $35,000. How much will her insurance pay?

Given the following prices for alternators, determine the answer to the following questions:

$78, $110, $180, $210, $250, $280, $470

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Determine the IQR.

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What is the value for a lower outlier?

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Property Damage		You're running late, roll a stop sign, and hit the car in the intersection.

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What is P(S)? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

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What is P(R)? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

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The ratio of boys to girls in a math classroom is 5:3. There are 64 students in the classroom. What is the probability of choosing a boy? Express as a fraction.

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Property Damage		You're running late, roll a stop sign, and hit the car in the intersection.
Bodily Injury		You're at Walmart and someone breaks into your car to steal your Hot Cheetos
Collision Insurance		Your dad is helping you fix your car and he gets shocked/electrocuted by the the engine. He needs to go to the hospital for his injuries.
Personal Injury Protection		A car is racing another vehicle and hits yours. Their parents never put them on their insurance, but it is their fault.
Underinsured/Uninsured Motorist Protection		You're making a stop at a red light, you turn right but you side swipe a car and hit the driver's grandma who is complaining of her neck and back hurting.
Comprehensive Insurance		You back up into the fence at school and accidently drag it a little bit before you notice.

4.1-4.4 Test Review

What is the premium for car 2?

How many cars are on this policy?

What is Q1 for Mad Mountain?

What is the minimum for Mad Mountain?

What is the probability that the person is age 42 or younger? (To the nearest hundredth of a percent)

What is the probability that the person is between ages 41 and 48? (To the nearest hundredth of a percent)

What is the probability of choosing a car that has a heating system? Round to the nearest percent.

What is the probability of choosing a car with a design on their plates given they have a manual transmission? Round to the nearest percent.

Todd has $25,000 in collision and comprehensive insurance and $10,000 in property damage insurance. His deductible is $1,000. How much will Todd's insurance have to pay if he is at fault and causes $10,500 damage to his car and $7,000 to the car he hit?

How much does a 7-line ad cost?

How much does a 4-line ad cost?

Samantha purchased a used car for $14,895. Her State charged a 7.5% sales tax for the car, $95 for license plates, and $72 for a state safety and Emissions Inspection. How much does Samantha need to pay for these extra charges, not including the price of the car?

Beth’s annual premium is $1,980. She pays quarterly and there is a $3.50 per payment surcharge. What is the quarterly payment?

Katie has 50/100/50 liability insurance with a $1,000 deductible. She hits another car with three passengers. Each passenger sues and is awarded $45,000, $25,000, and $35,000. How much will her insurance pay?

Determine the IQR.

What is the value for a lower outlier?

What is P(S)? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

What is P(R)? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

The ratio of boys to girls in a math classroom is 5:3. There are 64 students in the classroom. What is the probability of choosing a boy? Express as a fraction.

The ratio of boys to girls in a math classroom is 5:3. There are 64 students in the classroom. How many boys are present?

What is the premium for car 2?

How many cars are on this policy?

How many discounts are given?

What is the total cost of this policy?

What is the abbreviation for this coverage? (three numbers)

What is Q1 for Mad Mountain?

What is the minimum for Mad Mountain?

What is Q2 for Mad Mountain?

What is Q3 for Mad Mountain?

What is the IQR for mad mountain?

What is the probability that the person is age 42 or younger? (To the nearest hundredth of a percent)

What is the probability that the person is between ages 41 and 48? (To the nearest hundredth of a percent)

What is the probability of choosing a car that has a heating system? Round to the nearest percent.

What is the probability of choosing a car with a design on their plates given they have a manual transmission? Round to the nearest percent.

How many cars have both a manual transmission and Heating system?

How many cars have exactly one characteristic?

Todd has $25,000 in collision and comprehensive insurance and $10,000 in property damage insurance. His deductible is $1,000. How much will Todd's insurance have to pay if he is at fault and causes $10,500 damage to his car and $7,000 to the car he hit?

How much does a 7-line ad cost?

How much does a 4-line ad cost?

Samantha purchased a used car for $14,895. Her State charged a 7.5% sales tax for the car, $95 for license plates, and $72 for a state safety and Emissions Inspection. How much does Samantha need to pay for these extra charges, not including the price of the car?

Beth’s annual premium is $1,980. She pays quarterly and there is a $3.50 per payment surcharge. What is the quarterly payment?

Katie has 50/100/50 liability insurance with a $1,000 deductible. She hits another car with three passengers. Each passenger sues and is awarded $45,000, $25,000, and $35,000. How much will her insurance pay?

Determine the IQR.

What is the value for a lower outlier?

What is the value for an upper outlier?

Are there any outliers?

What is P(S)? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

What is P(R)? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

What is the probability of being picked if you are a sophomore and you walk to school? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

What is the probability of getting a ride to school given that you are a junior? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

What is P(Sophomores|R)? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

The ratio of boys to girls in a math classroom is 5:3. There are 64 students in the classroom. What is the probability of choosing a boy? Express as a fraction.

The ratio of boys to girls in a math classroom is 5:3. There are 64 students in the classroom. How many boys are present?

What is the total cost of this policy?

What is the abbreviation for this coverage? (three numbers)

What is Q2 for Mad Mountain?

What is Q3 for Mad Mountain?

What is the IQR for mad mountain?

How many cars have exactly one characteristic?

Are there any outliers?

What is the probability of getting a ride to school given that you are a junior? Round to the nearest tenth percent.

What is P(Sophomores|R)? Round to the nearest tenth percent.