Using the above data,the number of overbooked customers is computed using ________.

A) MAX(Customer arrivals,Seats available)
B) MIN(0,Customer arrivals - Seats available)
C) MAX(0,Customer arrivals - Seats available)
D) MIN(Customer arrivals,Seats available)

What test is used when you are interested in studying the same group under two conditions?

A) independent-samples t test
B) correlation coefficient
C) related-populations t test
D) dependent-samples t test

Capturing information about a population is often times more cost effective than sampling.

Consider the following sample of four measurements {2,5,11,14}.Five bootstrap samples of this sample produced the following resamples: {2,5,5,14},{5,11,11,11},{2,11,14,14}, $\{2,2,14,14\}$ , $\{5,5,11,14\}$ .Based on these five resamples,find the bootstrap of the standard error of the sample median.

A) 8.9
B) 2.9240
C) 2.3333
D) 8.55
E) 1.3077

A volleyball court is 30 feet wide and 55 feet long. Find the length of the diagonal of the court. Round your answer to two decimal places.

A) 30.90 feet
B) 62.65 feet
C) $170.00$ feet
D) $46.10$ feet
E) $40.62$ feet

Alicia pays 38% income tax on any additional earnings. She has an opportunity to work overtime at 1.5 times her base wage of $23.50 per hour. Rounded to the nearest quarter hour, how much overtime must she work to earn enough money (after tax) to buy a canoe that costs $2750 including sales taxes?

​Lucy McCoy purchased an item costing $16 in a state having a sales tax of 5%. Compute the amount of change she received from a $20 bill.