MAT 510 Week 11 Final Exam
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Question 1: The principal
drivers of the rapid change in the global economy are:
Question 2: What is tool
that can be used to detect the structure variation?
Question 3: Improving the
quality of process measurements is:
Question 4:
Sub-optimization occurs when:
Question 5: Which type of
variation was critical to resolving the realized revenue case study?
Question 6: In evaluating
data on our process outputs, four characteristics we might investigate are:
central tendency, variation, shape of distribution, and stability. Which of the
following tools would be most helpful to determine the shape of the
distribution?
Question 7: A sample of
50 invoices are inspected each shift for errors, and classified as either
“good”, i.e., without error, or “bad”, having some problem. If we plot our bad
invoices each shift on a control chart, which chart should we use?
Question 8: In evaluating
data on our process outputs, four characteristics we might investigate are:
central tendency, variation, shape of distribution, and stability. Which of the
following tools would be most helpful to determine stability of the process?
Question 9: Non-random
and unpredictable patterns on a control chart indicate:
Question 10: The
histogram has which of the following limitations?
Question 11: Tips for
building useful models include:
Question 12: An Adjusted
R-square value is a correlation coefficient that has been modified to account
for:
Question 13: Results of
regression analysis are often abused in the following ways:
Question 14: George Box
tells us “all models are wrong but some are useful”. By this comment he means:
Question 15: Which of the
following is NOT a measure of model adequacy?
Question 16: In every
experiment there is experimental error.
Which of the following statements is true?
Question 17: Which of the
following is the best description of randomization?
Question 18: The basic
reason for randomness of sampling in design of experiments is:
Question 19: A 32
experiment means that we are experimenting with:
Question 20: Given the
plot below, what might you suspect about factors A and B?
Question 21: What would
happen (other things equal) to a confidence interval if you calculated a 99
percent confidence interval rather than a 95 percent confidence interval?
Question 22: We have
conducted an election poll of 600 likely voters, collected as randomly as
possible. The 95% confidence interval (CI) for those planning to vote for
Senator Smith is about 55% +/- 4%. How many additional likely voters would we
need to poll to reduce the CI width to +/- 2%? Hint – you do not need to
calculate the exact value to answer this question.
Question 23: I have made
a mistake in copying data into my computer to perform a large regression model
with 20 independent variables. Basically, I ended up with random data in each
of the columns. However, I accidentally ran the regression anyway. Making
reasonable assumptions, which of the following outcomes is most likely?
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