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Use this set-up for Problems 57-59: During Fall 2020, 32% of the entire 3,839 admitted freshman students at UMSL had graduated high school in the top 10% of their class. Suppose a simple random sample of 136 admitted freshman was taken during that fall.   What is the probability that more than 1/4 of the students in the sample graduated in the top 10% of their high school class? Fill in the missing blanks with the appropriate intermediate steps:   Blank A:

As shown in the following figure, the highest concentration of free hydrogen ions is found in

Use the following set-up for Problems 2-4: An introductory statistics course has an enrollment of 240 students, split evenly among 6 sections. An end-of-course survey was given to all 240 students to determine how they felt about various aspects of the course. A portion of the survey is listed below: ————————————————————————————- Question 1: To the nearest whole hour, what is the approximate amount of hours per week you spent on statistics? Question 2: Rate on a scale of 1 to 5 how you felt about the weekly group work, using the guidelines below: 1 – Definitely disliked weekly group work 2 – Moderately disliked weekly group work 3 – Indifferent to weekly group work 4 – Moderately liked weekly group work 5 – Definitely liked weekly group work Question 3: True/False: The topics taught in this course are relevant to my life or future educational goals. ————————————————————————————-   Which of the questions above would have responses that are considered quantitative data?

If a feeding tube becomes clogged, what can a client use to flush the tube to try to eliminate the obstruction?

Approximately how much blood does one 4×4 gauze hold?

Which method of sterilization can be used if an instrument is dropped during a surgical procedure?

A researcher has obtained the number of hours worked during the first week of the semester for a sample of fourteen students. (Same data as Question 14)   11, 6, 34, 38, 10, 2, 32, 12, 5, 14, 16, 24, 8, 20 What is the range (in the mathematical sense)?

Which of the following should be included in a written client discharge document?

How frequently should a peripheral catheter be changed and placed in a different blood vessel?

A baker has made 280 cookies, 175 of which have chocolate chips and 84 of which have sprinkles. 35 of the 280 cookies have both chocolate chips and sprinkles. One cookie is selected at random. Find the probability that this cookie… (Hint: While not necessary, a Venn Diagram may help you with this problem.) A.) Has chocolate chips [a] Retype your answer [b]   B.) Does not have sprinkles [c] Retype your answer [d]   C.) Has either chocolate chips or sprinkles [e] Retype your answer [f]   D.) Has neither chocolate chips nor sprinkles [g] Retype your answer [h]   (Enter all answers as decimals to 3 decimal places. Do not enter fractions.)