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Wassily Kandinsky is an artist famous for his abstract paintings. He is trying to sell the following piece of art at an event in the Museum of Fine Arts and he is trying to get the most money out of this. He needs that event attendants are very involved in the auction. Which visual strategy could be used to maximize the final profits of this sale?  

We want all sensory information from all the sensory modalities to match and be coherent, such that we unconsciously tend to translate the information from one sensory modality (i.e., color) into other sensory modalities (i.e., a shape or sound that matches that color). This is called:

MuscleTech is launching a new protein powder to help people win weight quickly. They want people to think that the product is efficient in increasing weight, making people heavier, and increasing their strength to lift weights. Which of the following would be a brand name that would match the attributes that they want to communicate to the consumers:

Based on the visual aspects of this product and its package, how would consumers expect this juice to taste? Please mention one of the five tastes.

Please match the tastes with whether consumers have an innate preference to prefer them or not.

Tesla is launching a new car reference that runs at 120 mph. They want to position this car as the fastest one in the market so that the ads will be all around how light and speed is this car. Which name would be more appropriate for this product?

Let Y be a random variable with E(Y) =2 and Var(Y)=2. If Z = 2Y – 3,  E(Z) is [BLANK-1] and Var (Z) is [BLANK-2]:

Consider a simple random sample of 100 items from an infinite population with  resulted in a sample mean of 32.  Historical data show that the population follows normal distribution. A 95% confidence interval is [30.824, 33.176].

The mean hourly wage for employees in goods-producing industries is currently $15 with a standard deviation of $6 per hour. Suppose we want to test whether the mean hourly wage differs from the reported mean. A sample of 400 employees from the manufacturing industry showed a sample mean of $14.4 per hour. The level of significance is 0.05. Based on the critical value or p-value approach, we reject the null hypothesis. Determine whether the conclusion is true of false. 

A meteorologist stated that the average temperature during July in Chattanooga was 80 degrees. A sample of July temperatures over a 32-year period was taken. The correct set of hypotheses is: