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The final exam for a finite mathematics course held in fall 2000. The exam covers various topics including logical expressions, truth tables, venn diagrams, probability, frequency distributions, and statistics. Students are required to construct truth tables, draw venn diagrams, find probabilities, and analyze data.
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December 2000 FINAL EXAM Jellett
μ =
x n
s =
(x − μ)^2 n − 1
Margin of Error formula: MOE=
zα/ 2 2
n
p∨ ∼ q
(i) Complete the following truth table for the logical expression p ∨ (∼ q ∧ r)
(ii) How many favored capital punishment but not stricter gun control?
(iii) How many favored stricter gun control but not capital punishment?
(iv) How many favored neither capital punishment nor stricter gun control?
(ii) black or a queen
(iii) not a black queen
(ii) Exactly two are clubs
(iii) At least two are clubs
(iv) The first is a jack of clubs, the second is a queen of clubs, and the third is a king of clubs.
(i) taller than 73 inches
(ii) between 60 and 75 inches
(ii) 95%
(iii) 98%
Compare your three answers, and explain clearly what they tell you about the proportion of all Americans who think the president is doing a good job.
