Bluman A.G. Elementary Statistics- A Step By Step Approach

xxivIndex of ApplicationsAmount of Laundry Washed EachYear, 339Life Expectancies, 340Per Capita Income of DelawareResidents, 339Population of College Cities, 347Residences of U.S. Citizens, 347U.S. Population, 349Economics and InvestmentItemized CharitableContributions, 326Monthly Mortgage Payments, 325Education and TestingCollege Costs, 338Doctoral Student Salaries, 325Elementary School Teachers, 347Enrollment in Personal FinanceCourse, 349Exam Scores, 327Female Americans Who HaveCompleted 4 Years ofCollege, 346GMAT Scores, 351High School Competency Test,326Private Four-Year CollegeEnrollment, 349Professors’ Salaries, 325Reading Improvement Program,326Salary of Full-Time MaleProfessors, 326SAT Scores, 325, 327, 339School Enrollment, 346Smart People, 324Teachers’ Salaries, 325Teachers’ Salaries in Connecticut,339Teachers’ Salaries in NorthDakota, 339Years to Complete a GraduateProgram, 351EntertainmentAdmission Charge for Movies,325Box Office Revenues, 328Drive-in Movies, 327Hours That Children WatchTelevision, 334Slot Machines, 349Environmental Sciences, theEarth, and SpaceAmount of Rain in a City, 351Annual Precipitation, 339Average Precipitation, 349Glass Garbage Generation, 338Heights of Active Volcanoes, 349Lake Temperatures, 326Monthly Newspaper Recycling,317Newborn Elephant Weights, 326Water Use, 339Food and DiningBottled Drinking Water, 327Coffee Consumption, 319Confectionary Products, 349Meat Consumption, 336Waiting to Be Seated, 326Government, Taxes, Politics,Public Policy, and VotingCigarette Taxes, 327Medicare Hospital Insurance, 339Voter Preference, 346Law and Order: CriminalJusticePolice Academy AcceptanceExams, 327Police Academy Qualifications,320Population in U.S. Jails, 325Manufacturing and ProductDevelopmentBreaking Strength of Steel Cable,340Portable CD Player Lifetimes,349Repair Cost for MicrowaveOvens, 351Wristwatch Lifetimes, 327Marketing, Sales, andConsumer BehaviorCredit Card Debt, 325Mail Order Sales, 346Product Marketing, 327Summer Spending, 317Medicine, Clinical Studies,and ExperimentsLengths of Hospital Stays, 326Normal Ranges for VitalStatistics, 300, 350Per Capita Spending on HealthCare, 348Serum Cholesterol Levels, 339Systolic Blood Pressure, 321, 340Public Health and NutritionCalories in Fast-FoodSandwiches, 351Chocolate Bar Calories, 325Cholesterol Content, 340Sodium in Frozen Food, 339Youth Smoking, 346Sports, Exercise, and FitnessBatting Averages, 344Mountain Climbing Safety, 346Number of Baseball GamesPlayed, 323Number of Runs Made, 328Surveys and CultureSleep Survey, 351TechnologyCell Phone Lifetimes, 339Computer Ownership, 351Cost of iPod Repair, 349Cost of Personal Computers, 326Household Computers, 346Household Online Connection,351Monthly Spending for Paging andMessaging Services, 349Technology Inventories, 322Telephone Answering Devices, 347TransportationAges of Amtrak PassengerCars, 326Commute Time to Work, 325Commuter Train Passengers, 348Fuel Efficiency for U.S. LightVehicles, 339Miles Driven Annually, 325Passengers on a Bus, 351Price of Gasoline, 325Reading While Driving, 343Used Car Prices, 326Vehicle Ages, 335Travel and LeisureNumber of Branches of the 50Top Libraries, 311Widowed Bowlers, 343CHAPTER 7Confidence Intervalsand Sample SizeBuildings and StructuresHome Fires Started by Candles, 372Business, Management, andWorkDog Bites to Postal Workers, 394Number of Jobs, 366Work Interruptions, 382Workers’ Distractions, 366Demographics andPopulation CharacteristicsAges of InsuranceRepresentatives, 396Unmarried Americans, 383Widows, 383Economics and InvestmentCredit Union Assets, 362Financial Well-being, 383Stock Prices, 391Education and TestingActuary Exams, 366Adult Education, 394Age of College Students, 391Child Care Programs, 394Cost of Textbooks, 396Covering College Costs, 379Day Care Tuition, 367Educational Television, 382Freshmen’s GPA, 366High School Graduates Who Takethe SAT, 382Hours Spent Studying, 396National AccountingExamination, 367Number of Faculty, 366Private Schools, 382Students per Teacher in U.S.Public Schools, 374Students Who Major in Business,383EntertainmentDirect Satellite Television, 383Lengths of Children’s AnimatedFilms, 394Playing Video Games, 366Television Viewing, 366Would You Change the Channel?,356, 395Environmental Sciences, theEarth, and SpaceElements and Isotopes, 394Depth of a River, 364Length of Growing Seasons, 367Number of Farms, 366Thunderstorm Speeds, 374Travel to Outer Space, 382Unhealthy Days in Cities, 375Food and DiningCost of Pizzas, 367Fruit Consumption, 382Sport Drink Decision, 373Government, Taxes, Politics,Public Policy, and VotingRegular Voters in America, 382State Gasoline Taxes, 374Women Representatives in StateLegislature, 374HistoryAges of Presidents at Time ofDeath, 390Law and Order: CriminalJusticeBurglaries, 396Gun Control, 383Workplace Homicides, 374Manufacturing and ProductDevelopmentBaseball Diameters, 394Calculator Battery Lifetimes, 391How Many Kleenexes Should Bein a Box?, 365Lifetimes of Snowmobiles, 394Lifetimes of Wristwatches, 390MPG for Lawn Mowers, 394Nicotine Content, 389Marketing, Sales, andConsumer BehaviorConvenience Store Shoppers, 367Costs for a 30-Second Spot onCable Television, 375Credit Card Use by CollegeStudents, 385Days It Takes to Sell an Aveo, 360