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Unit 2 Graphing Techniques7 Questions
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Unit 3 Transformation of Graphs2 Questions
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Unit 4 Functions6 Questions
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Unit 5 APGP & Recurrence Relations6 Questions
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Unit 6 Sigma Notation6 Questions
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Unit 7 Techniques of Differentiation2 Questions
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Unit 8 Applications of Differentiation9 Questions
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Unit 9 Maclaurin Series2 Questions
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Unit 10 Techniques of Integration6 Questions
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Unit 11 Applications of Integration4 Questions
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Unit 12 Differential Equations2 Questions
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Unit 13 Vectors11 Questions
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Unit 14 Complex Numbers6 Questions
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StatisticsUnit 15 Permutation and Combinations7 Questions
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Unit 16 Probability5 Questions
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Unit 17 Discrete Random Variable4 Questions
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Unit 18 Binomial Distribution5 Questions
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Unit 19 Normal Distribution7 Questions
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Unit 20 Sampling and Estimation8 Questions
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Unit 21 Hypothesis Testing6 Questions
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Unit 22 Correlation and Linear Regression5 Questions
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A beverage company produces thousands of cans of soda each day. The volume of a soda in a can follows a normal distribution with mean \(355\) ml and standard deviation \(1.2\) ml.
Following the maintenance of the filling machine, there may have been a slight adjustment. To determine if the machine still produces \(355\) ml of soda per can, \(15\) randomly chosen cans are chosen. The volume, \(x\) ml, of the \(15\) cans of soda is summarised by
\(\sum{x}=5314.5\), \(\sum{{{x}^{2}}=1892040.25}\)
Assuming that the variance of the distribution is unaltered by the adjustment, test at the \(6\%\) significance level whether there is any change in the mean volume of the sod
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