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Gymnastics Scores and Probability Questions

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Gymnastics Scores and Probability Questions

This document contains 10 test questions with their respective answers. Each question presents a statement and several answer options, of which only one is correct. At the end of each question, it shows whether the selected answer is correct or incorrect, along with the corresponding feedback.

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Question1

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Score 1.00 out of 1.00

Statement of the question


In a gymnastics test in an Olympic competition, the average score of each athlete is
calculate by eliminating the worst and the best of the judges. If the scores obtained have
sido: 8.5, 8.6, 8.3, 8.8, 9.5, 9.2, 8.3
What score corresponds to it? (Note: If there is a repeated maximum or minimum score, only one will be removed)

Select one:
a. 8.74
b. 8.82
c. 9.50
d. 8.3

e. 8.68
Sorting the data from smallest to largest gives:
8.3, 8.3, 8.5, 8.6, 8.8, 9.2, 9.5
By eliminating the maximum and minimum scores in the case of the gymnast's scores, it is eliminated.
the first is 8.3 and the last is 95, leaving only five cases which are 8.3, 8.5, 8.6, 8.8, 9.2, from which it will be calculated
The average being the sum of the data 43.5 divided by 5, the average is equal to Average = 8.68
Alternative b.

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The correct answer is: 8.68
Question2
Incorrect
Score 0.00 out of 1.00

Question statement
The probability that a college student obtains their degree from a professional school of
science, is 0.30
For a group of seven incoming students, what is the probability that none of them
Did you finish your studies?

Select one:

a. 0.0248
b. 0.0824
c. 0.0842
d. 0.5000

Feedback
Incorrect answer.
The correct answer is: 0.0824
Question 3
Correct
Score 1.00 out of 1.00

Statement of the question


If the probability of a day in May being rainy is 0.25. Let's calculate the probability of 3 days.
of May analyzed at random. None has been rainy.
Select one:
a. 0.5000
b. 0.9124
c. 0.2500

d. 0.4219
The case is to be analyzed with the Binomial distribution where the parameters involved are
Sample n= 3 days, probability of occurrence p = 0.25, probability of non-occurrence is q = 1-p = 1 - 0.25 =
0.75.
The value being asked for is the function.
P(X = 0) = C(3,0) * (0.25)^0 * (0.75)^(3-0)
P(X = 0) = 0.4219
Alternative a.

e. 0.4440

Feedback
Correct answer
The correct answer is: 0.4219
Question 4
Incorrect
Score 0.00 out of 1.00

Question statement
The quality control of a battery and battery factory suspects that there were defects in the production of a
battery model for mobile phones, reducing its duration time. So far the duration time of
Duration in conversation followed a normal distribution with a mean of 300 minutes and a standard deviation of 30.
minutes. However, during the inspection of the last batch produced, before sending it to the market, it was obtained
From a sample of 60 batteries, the average duration time in conversation was 290 minutes.
Assuming that this time remains Normal with the same standard deviation:
Can it be concluded that the suspicions of quality control are true at a 5% significance level?
Select one:
a. H0: U = 300; H1: U < 300 value Zc > Zalfa (Zc = -2.00) concludes Do not reject the null hypothesis the suspicions of
quality control is certain.
b. H0: U = 300; H1: U < 300 Zc value > Zalfa (Zc = -0.33) concludes Not to reject the null hypothesis the suspicions of
quality control is certain
c. H0: U = 300; H1: U > 300 Zc value > Zalfa (Zc = 2.58) concludes to Not reject the null hypothesis the suspicions of
quality control is certain
d. H0: U = 300; H1: U < 300 Zc value > Zalfa (Zc = -1.28) concludes Reject the null hypothesis the suspicions of

quality control is false


e. H0: U = 300; H1: U < 300 critical value Zc > critical value Zalfa (Zc = -2.58) concludes to reject the null hypothesis the suspicions of
quality control is certain

Feedback
Incorrect answer.
The correct answer is: H0: U = 300; H1: U < 300 Zc value > Zalfa (Zc = -2.58) concludes Reject the hypothesis
null the quality control suspicions are true
Question 5
Incorrect
Score 0.00 out of 1.00

Statement of the question


Consider the data shown for consideration. Assume that the relationship between X and Y is considered
Hypothetically as Y = b0 + b1X. Fit an appropriate model to the data. Does the form of the model seem
appropriate assumption?
X 10 15 18 12 9 8 11 6
Y 0.17 0.13 0.09 0.15 0.20 0.21 0.18 0.24
Select one:
a. The model is logarithmic
b. The assumed model form is not appropriate since the model fits Y = b0 - b1X, given the relationship.
inverse relationship between the variables, that is, as variable X increases, variable Y decreases.
c. The assumed model form is appropriate since the model fits Y = b0 + b1X, given the relationship.

inverse between the variables, that is, as the variable X increases, the variable Y increases.
d. The form of the assumed model is appropriate since the model fits Y = b0 + b1X, given the relationship.
directly between the variables, that is, as variable X increases, variable Y increases.
e. The model is cubic

Feedback
Incorrect answer.
The correct answer is: The form of the assumed model is not appropriate since the model corresponds to Y =
b0 - b1X, given the inverse relationship between the variables, meaning that as variable X increases, variable Y
decreases.
Question 6
Correct
Score 1.00 out of 1.00

Statement of the question


A transport company has a contract to send a load of goods from city W to city.
There are no direct routes connecting W to Z, but there are six roads from W to X and five from X to Z. How many
How many routes should be considered in total?

Select one:

30
The routes to be considered are:
From W to X there are a total of 6 routes and from X to Z there are a total of 5 routes, so the total number of routes to consider is 6*5 = 30.
routes.
Alternative c

b. 11
c. 65
d. 3
e. 4

Feedback
Correct answer
The correct answer is: 30
Question 7
Incorrect
Score 0.00 out of 1.00

Statement of the question


A friend tells us that he has a free throw success rate of 90% in basketball. To prove it
He proposes a hypothesis where the player scores 85 out of 100 shots.
create the friend?

Select one:
a. H0: P = 0.85; H1: P > 0.85, reject the null hypothesis if Zc < Zalfa with the calculated value (Zc = +1.40) > (Zalfa =
+1.645) it is concluded to reject the null hypothesis, so we believe our friend.
b. H0: P = 0.90; H1: P < 0.90, reject the null hypothesis if Zc < Zalfa with the calculated value (Zc = -7.40) < (Zalfa = -
1.645) it is concluded to reject the null hypothesis, so we believe our friend.
c. H0: P = 0.85; H1: P > 0.85, reject the null hypothesis if Zc < Zalfa with the calculated value (Zc = +1.40) > (Zalfa =

+1.645) it is concluded not to reject the null hypothesis, so if we believe our friend.
d. H0: P = 0.90; H1: P < 0.90, reject the null hypothesis if Zc < Zalfa with the calculated value (Zc = -1.40) > (Zalfa = -
1.645) we conclude Not to reject the null hypothesis, so we believe our friend.
e. H0: P = 0.90; H1: P < 0.90, reject the null hypothesis, given that 85% of the launches are continuous.

Feedback
Incorrect answer.
The correct answer is: H0: P = 0.90; H1: P < 0.90, reject the null hypothesis if Zc < Zalfa with the calculated value.
(Zc = -1.40) > (Zalfa = -1.645) it is concluded not to reject the null hypothesis, so we believe our friend.
Question 8
Correct
Score 1.00 out of 1.00

Question statement
From the local football championship, matches have been selected; the table shows the number of goals:

Number of goals 123


Number of matches 88X

If the average or mean of goals is 2.04, what is the value of X?


Select one:
a. 8
b. 9.5
c. 7
d. 10

e. 9
Knowing the average value and with the sum of the data of the number of matches equal to the sample, X is determined.
performing the equation in the form:
Number of goals 1 2 3--
Number of matches 8 8 X - - sum n
Average equation (1*8 + 2*8 + 3*X)/ n = 2.04, solving for X gives 24 + 3X = 2.04 *n (i)
Sample size equation 8+8+X = n then 16+x=n (ii) Values of (ii) in equation (i) are:
24 + 3X = 2.04 (16+X), Solving for the value of X = 9
Alternative C.

Feedback
Correct answer
The correct answer is: 9
Question 9
Incorrect
Score 0.00 out of 1.00

Question statement
It is known that the yields of 300 experimental plots of a certain crop follow a
approximately normal distribution with a mean of 120 kg per plot and a standard deviation of 30 kg
plot. Determine the probability that when selecting a plot at random it has a lower yield
60 kg per plot.
Select one:
a. 0.200
b. 0.0211
c. 0.0227

d. 0.070
e. 0.0772

Feedback
Incorrect answer.
The correct answer is: 0.0227
Question 10
Correct
Score 1.00 out of 1.00

Statement of the question


Calculate the median of these data:
31, 21, 14, 11, 5, 3, 3
Select one:
a. 12.5
b. 3
c. 12.6

d. 11
Sorting the data from lowest to highest gives:
3, 3, 5, 11, 14, 21, 21
The median is the central data of the information, so the median is the data that is found in the
fourth position so the median is Me = 11,
Alternative C.

e. 14

Feedback
Correct answer
The correct answer is: 11

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