If 40 out of a sample of 180 drivers prefer a standard transmissin over automatic, about how many drivers prefer a standard transmissionin a population of 900?
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Several people have answered your questions before, and you should use the method that they have used.  If the proportions remain the same.\n\n40/180 = x/900\n\nSolve for x.\n\nDo your own homework, seriously.
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yes TA 16-112.(b) Each individual driving a motor vehicle on any highway in this State shall have his license with him.
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Yeah....I wonder if it's better to drive on the left lane against traffic.   Why don't you try it and let us know.
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i think he means cars w/ both a automatic and a manual transmission, \n\nmy friends dad in japan had a mazda suv, that had a manual and a automatic transmission that you could choose between, (this was in 1998-2001 before tribute/escape
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> How many surveys should be sent out to get a given response rate?\n\nObviously you can't control the response rate by sending out more or fewer surveys.  The response rate is determined by how many of the recipients choose to respond.\n\nIf you believe each response is independent of any other and that the responders are a representative sample, then variance = N p q = 390 * (1/2) * (1/2) = 97.5 (for a standard deviation of 9.87 which is about 2.53% of the 390).\n\n95% is about +/- 1.96 standard deviations, right?  That exceeds +/- 3% ... it is more like +/- 4.96%, you need more responses.
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it depends on how good the engine is...generally the higher ps will consume more...but you cant use it as a rule of thumb
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b is the most convincing.\n\n90 is the value farthest from the mean, and a small sample variance indicates that it's unlikely that you just somehow ended up with an unusually high (or low) population.
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I think it needs to be on a case by case basis.  There are some 40yr olds that don't need to be driving and there are 90yr olds that drive just fine.  I do agree that the little old ladies who can't see over the dash don't need to be driving along with the people who drive incredibly slow on the highways.
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* How many people are there?\nA> Total seating capacity of the cars is 3200x4 + 4000x6 = 36800.\nIf, by (80% of the cars are full" you mean 80% of all cars, as an average, then total number of people = 80% of 36800 = 29440.\n\n* How many 4 seaters are there?\nA> 3200 (as mentioned in the question itself)\n\n* What is the combined driving time of all the cars?\nA> Total time is as follows:\n38% of all people live to 53 => 11187.2 live to 53 => lifetime = 11187.2x53 = 592921.6 years\nSimilarly, the numbers in the other cases are 31795.2, 194304, 296755.2 & 503424 years respectively. Adding, we get 1619200 years.\n\n* How many people are there of each age group?\nA> 53 : 38% of 29440 = 11187 and so on.
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Where are you shifting from?
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Shuuuu!!!\nbut around 90,000!!!!
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I have a 72 monte (currently in restoration) and the new ones are CRAP compared to the old ones.  I have a friend who just traded in a 02 ? Monte because the trans was starting to slip.  I love chevys dont get me wrong, but if the stang is a V8 it is better as far as construction and life after miles is concerned.  As for the women thing, I see a lot of chicks driving mustangs, so if you get the stang you better trick it out if you want to stand apart from the ladies.  The monte has sexy lines, but the mechanical soundness is a turnoff.  (Dont pull up on a girl and try to talk to her if she cant hear you over the rattle under the hood) Go old school, chicks really dig that.
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Its matter of perception. \nSome see large population as burden other see buyers and workers in them. depends on  lenses of your eyes my dear.
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The difference in frequency has all to do with the coverage of a cell. 1800s cover less area (More the frequency, more attenuation, less area) 900s cover more.\n\nThe base station that transmits the voice to cellphones do that on a TDMA and FDMA basis. \n\nIf you need to do the shift of frequencies, you will have to look for the neighbouring cells and their frequencies.
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Probably between 6-8 percent, just like the general population. I don't know where you got the 1% from, but it's wrong.
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That's a rude generalization. People don't use their turn signal less and less as they get old. I've seen people around my age who don't use their turn signals and I'm 18.
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Thank goodness somebody is finally stepping up to the plate and offering to teach people how to drive out there. \n\nI think the insurance in that kind of business is going to be pretty high.  Oh, and you need a big yellow "student driver" sign.   \n\nGood luck!