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Here are two wordings for the same question. The first question was asked by presidential candidate Ross Perot, and the second by a Time/CNN poll, both in March 1993. A. Should laws be passed to eliminate all possibilities of special interests giving huge sums of money to candidates? B. Should laws be passed to prohibit interest groups from contributing to campaigns, or do groups have a right to contribute to the candidates they support? One of these questions drew 40% favoring banning contributions; the other drew 80% with this opinion. Which question produced the 40% and which got 80%? Explain why the results were so different. Solution The wording of the first response makes it sound like the giving of money is much more negative when they use \"huge sums of money.\" The way they ask the question just makes it seem like passing the law is the obvious choice. The second makes it seem like these laws are bad and groups \"have the right\" to contribute. We would think that the first question would have 80% wanting to ban contributions while the second would have 40%..

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Here is the exercise, but I don\'t get it at all. Please explain in detail how to proceed. Thanks. Henry performed a two-tailed test for an experiment in which N = 24. He could not find his table of t critical values, but he remembered the tcv at df = 13. He decided to compare his tobt with this tcv. Is he more likely to make a Type I or a Type II error in this situation? Solution Check the comments above , if you find anything confusing please ask !.

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Here is a problem I am given: Using Diophantus\' method, find four square numbers such that their sum added to the sum of their sides is 73. Why does Diophantus\' method always work? or alternatively, another problem is: Using Diophantus\' method, show that 73 can be decomposed into the sum of 2 squares in two different ways. Show that Diophantus\' method always works. Here is an example of Diophantus\' method, on which I have questions: Example: To find four square numbers such that their sum added to the sum of their sides makes a given number. Given number 12. Now x^2 + x + ¼ = a square. Therefore the sum of four squares + the sum of their sides + 1 = sum of four other squares = 13, by hypothesis. Therefore we have to divide 13 into four squares; then if we subtract ½ from each of their sides, we shall have the sides of the required squares. Now 13 = 4 + 9 = (64/25 + 36/25) + (144/25 + 81/25), and the sides of the required squares are 11/10, 7/10, 19/10, 13/10, and the squares themselves being 121/100, 49/100, 361/100, 169/100. Where does the x^2+x+1/4 come from? What does subtracting 1/2 do, where is this evident in the problem? How would I or anyone else get from (64/25 + 36/25) + (144/25 + 81/25) to 11/10,7/10,19/10, and 13/10??? This is my biggest question of them all. I would actually like to understand how to do this problem, so some explanation and an answer as well would be great so I can check the work myself, and be sure I\'m correct as well. Solution The known personal information of Diophantus is best summed up in the following quote: “Here you see the tomb containing the remains of Diophantus, it is remarkable: artfully it tells the measures of his life. The sixth part of his life God granted him for his youth. After a twelfth more his cheeks were bearded. After an additional seventh he kindled the light of marriage, and in the ?fth year he accepted a son. Elas, a dear but unfortunate child, half of his father he was and this was also the span a cruel fate granted it, and he consoled his grief in the remaining four years of his life. By this device of numbers, tell us the extent of his life.” With our modern notation and use of algebra, it is rather easy to see that if Diophantus lived for x years, then the problem is equivalent x to solving the equation x + 12 + x + 5 + x + 4 = x, which has the solution x = 84. 6 7 2 It is hard to pinpoint when exactly Diophantus lived. The Arabian historian Ab¯’lfaraj mentions u in his History of the Dynasties that Diophantus lived during the time of Emperor Julian (361 - 363 A.D.), whereas Rafael Bombelli says authoritatively in his book, Algebra, that Diophantus lived during the reign of Antoninus Pius (138 - 161 A.D.). There is little or no con?rmation of either of these dates. However, in his On Polygonal Numbers, Diophantus de?nes a polygonal number by quoting Hypsicles. Hypsicles was the writer of the supplement to Book XIII of Euclid’s Elements, and so Diophantus must have written aft.

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Here are 2011 revenues for the Wendover Group Practice Association for four different budgets (in thousands of dollars): Flexible Flexible Static (Enrollment/Utilization) (Enrollment) Actual Budget Budget Budget Results $425 $200 $180 $300 a. What does the budget data tell you about the nature of Wendover’s patients:Are they capitated or fee for service?(Hint:See the note to Exhibit 8.7.) Calculate and interpret the revenue variance: Calculate and interpret the volume variance: Calculate and interpret the price variance: Calculate and interpret the enrollment variance: Calculate and interpret the utilization variance: Solution.

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