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I need assistance in understanding the statistical formula ANOVA Overview For this week’s assignment you will read a published research study that uses some form of an analysis of variance (ANOVA) and you will examine a graduate program or job posting in the social sciences that uses statistics. Preparation Before

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Forum 4 (Week 5): Fibonacci Sequence (CA Group) The Fibonacci sequence is a famous list of numbers which appears in literature on such diverse topics as art, music, stock market investing techniques, and even The Da Vinci Code. Many see God’s design in nature centered around this sequence of numbers.

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Using Excel to Calculate Normal Distribution Areas, Z Scores, and Normal Quantile Plot In this week’s lesson, we will be learning how to use Excel to calculate normal distribution areas, z scores, and normal quantile plot. Resources to consult: See the videos marked 6-1, 6-5  Triola Stats Excel Videos  Assignment

Let’s have fun with graphs! If possible, sketch a graph of a polynomial that satisfies the following conditions for each of the three problems below. Let “a” be the leading coefficient. If the graph is not possible, say “not possible” and carefully explain why. You must upload a file with

See attached  Critical Review of Published Article  Mastery of statistics involves not only the ability to generate sound statistical results, but also the ability to critically evaluate the statistical analysis of others.  This is the focus of this assignment.  A critique is not a summary or a simple retelling of

Need help understanding the fundamentals of statistics. Overview For this week’s assignment, you’ll apply some of the research methods you read about in Chapters 1 and 2 by analyzing a scenario. You’ll also explore how statistics are used in various fields. Preparation Before you begin this assignment, complete the following:

Using Excel to Determine Probabilities for Binomial Distributions In this week’s assignment, we will learn how to use Excel to calculate probabilities for a binomial distribution. · The resource to consult: Section 4.3 Binomial Distribution. · Resource to consult: Section 5-2  Triola Stats.com es13 excel videos  View video and then

2 By now you are adept at calculating averages and intuitively can estimate whether something is “normal” (a measurement not too far from average) or unusual (pretty far from the average you might expect). This class helps to quantify exactly how far something you measure is from average using the

Using Excel to Calculate Factorials, Permutations, and Combinations In this week’s assignment, we will learn how to use Excel to calculate factorials, permutations and combinations. A resource to Section 4-4 of  Stats Video Collection  Assignment View the video and then complete the following tasks in a blank Excel worksheet.  4-4

Forum 2 (Week 2): Historical Mathematician (CA Group) Choose one Historical Mathematician and discuss the contributions of that man or woman. You could choose to consider: ways in which this person changed the world through mathematics, particular challenges that they faced, ways in which faith and religion impacted his/her life

WEEK 1 MATH102 Scripture contains a variety of interesting material involving numbers. Here are a few examples: (a) The approximation of Pi in the Old Testament. (b) The symbolism of special numbers; for example, 1, 3, 7, 12, and 144,000. (c) Hebrew and Greek representation of numbers and their translation