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Is the following statement True (“T”) or False (“F”)?  Central Limit Theorem (CLT) will not allow us to compute probabilities for sample means using the Z-Table even though the population from which the sample was drawn is not normal. 

Is the following statement True (“T”) or False (“F”)?  When the order does matter it is a Combination.

A huge crate contains several thousands of resistors, 8% are defective. Five components are sampled from the crate. Let X represents the number of defective components in the sample that follows a binomial distribution. What is the distribution of X?

Given the following table that represents a total of 114 EEG files. Compute unconditional probability P(awake EEG). State of the patient Awake EEG Sleep EEG Meditation EEG Relax 4 2 10 Doing a Math HW 30 1 4 Eyes Closed and relaxed 2 6 20 Having dreams 3 21 11 Total 39 30 45    

Is the following statement True (“T”) or False (“F”)?  Normal distribution is discrete rather than continuous. 

Let F(x) denotes the cumulative distribution (CDF) function of the random variable X that represents the number of EEG spikes in a randomly chosen 10-second EEG signal from an Epileptic patient. Given: P(X=0) = 0.20; P(X=1) = 0.50; P(X=2) = 0.20; P(X=3) = 0.10 Find F(1.5)  

Is the following statement True (“T”) or False (“F”)?  By following the CLT, it is suggested that for most populations, a sample size of 30 or more is large enough for the normal approximation to be adequate. 

The following Stem-and-Leaf plot represents 60 observations (duration of EEG events in one patient given in seconds). What is the interval with the highest duration? Stem Leaf 3 124 4 01247 5 012444 6 02244445555566667 7 02333333444457777788 8 025 9 145777      

Is the following statement True (“T”) or False (“F”)?  When order doesn’t matter, it is Combination.

Young, adults with testicular reproductive systems normally do not have any estrogen in their bodies.