[PBFreak875]

It's actually being phased out, but our government basically tracks every legal gun in the country by serial # and who owns what.

[Disarmer]

God, I love Whataburger.

[Muff Muff]

I can't remember the last time I had Whataburger.

[PBFreak875]

I thought Whataburger was a fictional chain created for King of the Hill. I realize I'm gonna get laughed at for that but there are Canadian chains you guys have never heard of.

[Disarmer]

Nope, Whataburger is one of, if not the, most delicious fast food chains in the south.

[Muff Muff]

It has been better, but I agree. If you're in Texas, you gotta eat at a Whataburger.

I just got a 100 on my Calculus quiz!

[PBFreak875]

If I ever make it down there to visit you guys, I'll try it.

Also:

[Disarmer]

Originally Posted by Muff Muff

It has been better, but I agree. If you're in Texas, you gotta eat at a Whataburger.

I just got a 100 on my Calculus quiz!

All about that Patty Melt or HBBQCSS.

Also, someone drove off in front of me last night and I got their free Whataburger

[Muff Muff]

I'm a patty melt or #5 w/ grilled onions guy.

[Disarmer]

$5 paypalled to anyone willing to do these 4 problems correctly.

1. Albertson's grocery wants to estimate the average amount ($) purchased per person. They know this is likely to vary by day of week, so they first look at Mondays. From their computer records they found that for all transactions on the previous Monday: the sample average was $21.55 with a standard deviation of $8.20 based on 2,860 transactions. Find a 99% confidence interval for the average transaction amount on Mondays.
a. $21.25 to 21.85
b. $21.16 to 21.94
c. $21.07 to 22.03
d. $21.00 to 22.10
e $20.90 to 22.20

2. Every morning you run one mile as exercise and record the elapsed time. Over the last seven days, you have averaged 6 minutes with a standard deviation s=0.40 minutes. Find a 95% C.I. for your "real average" time per mile.
a. 6 +- 0.24
b. 6 +- 0.30
c. 6 +- 0.37
d. 6 +- 0.40
e. 6 +- 0.44

3. We want to estimate the average monthly income of college students from part-time work. From past surveys, we know the standard deviation is about $300 per month. We want the accuracy of our 95% C.I. to be +- $40 per month. What sample size is appropriate?
a. 39
b. 78
c. 139
d. 217
e. 246

4. The Gallup Poll wants to determine how many people to survey. They have been hired by the National Horseradish Council, an industry trade group, to find out what % of the public has ever eaten horseradish. From previous surveys they know the % is roughly 20%. The Gallup Poll will present their results as a 95% confidence interval. They want an error term of no more than +- 2%. Find the appropriate sample size.
a. 1537
b. 1355
c. 1068
d. 987
e. 897

[evilpaintball311]

Haven't gotten to there in stats yet. Sorry bro.

[Muff Muff]

You're in Stats? What are you, some kind of retard?

[Disarmer]

I never go to this class, but I have to make C or better on all these class assignments in order to get a C or higher in the class, even though they're only worth 2% of my grade. Really annoying.

EDIT: It's technically an Info class, but it's pretty much just stats again. Unfortunately its a core class I have to take to graduate.

[Disarmer]

HOMEWORK CONTEST IS OVER. Doing it myself. Bastards.

[evilpaintball311]

Originally Posted by Muff Muff

You're in Stats? What are you, some kind of retard?

It's stats for engineers. It's a 3000 level class meanings it's for juniors. I also am taking Materials and Statics.

[Muff Muff]

I don't have to take any stats classes, just Calculus and Diff. Eq.

http://www.uta.edu/engineering/acade...lan%202012.pdf

[ProtoxxPaintball]

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...50830x000 545

Don't know if anyone needs a jack but that seems to be a decent deal.

[l-Poder-l]

Originally Posted by ProtoxxPaintball

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00950140000P?keyword=00950140000&sLe vel=0&prop17=00950140000&aff=Y&sid=IAx20050830x000 545

Don't know if anyone needs a jack but that seems to be a decent deal.

Actually, my dad wants one... So thanks.


Also, disarmer you can probably google all of those questions, they are at least 5 years old, I'm pretty sure albertsons went out of business 5 years ago.

[Disarmer]

They're not in Google. First two were easy, don't really know how to do the second two though

[Disarmer]

Finished it. Hope it's right.

[l-Poder-l]

Originally Posted by Disarmer

Finished it. Hope it's right.

Dang, I was gonna do it and make you buy me what a burger.