A company is testing the effectiveness of three different la…

A company is testing the effectiveness of three different landing pages (A, B, and C) for their website. To determine which page performs best, they ran an experiment where website visitors were randomly assigned to one of the three pages for one day. Afterward, they recorded whether each visitor purchased a product. The results are summarized in the following probability tree: Use this tree to answer the following questions. What is the probability of purchase for landing page B?  Input your response as a numeric value.  Do not use special characters (e.g., %, $, etc.)

Imagine that you are working at company that is trying to as…

Imagine that you are working at company that is trying to assess the quality of its new landing page for its website. The company is currently trying to determine if more than 3% of people who arrive at the website through this new landing page will buy one of their products.  What is the null (HO) hypothesis for this scenario?

In our corrupt restaurant , Patrick and Steve are not treate…

In our corrupt restaurant , Patrick and Steve are not treated as part of the organizational insiders with their own value, but Sheldon, Leonard and Raj are insiders and treated uniquely. What would this be considered under the combination of belonginess and uniqueness?  

In our corrupt movie theatre, Patrick and Arnold are only tr…

In our corrupt movie theatre, Patrick and Arnold are only treated as part of the organizational insiders when they downplay their unique value (e.g. males), but Sydney, Leslie and Ryann are insiders and treated as insiders at all times. What would this be considered under the combination of belonginess and uniqueness?