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04 Feb In some ordering problems, like the one for Sam’s Bookstore, whenever demand exceeds existing inven- tory, the excess demand is not lost but is filled by expedited orders at a p

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1. In some ordering problems, like the one for Sam’s Bookstore, whenever demand exceeds existing...

24 Jan Select one continuous variable from the database and list the variable

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For this assignment you will download and use this online dataset ( https://data.chhs.ca.gov/dataset/hospital-annual-financial-data-selected-data-pivot-tables/resource/a6745a1c-7edb-47b2-a483-cd003a6293e5?view_id=6453c758-0470-4fa9-96e2-c1289ffd4b88 ) Review this article on...

23 Jan A marketing company based out of New York City is doing well and is looking to expand internationally. The CEO and VP of Operations decide to enlist the help of a consulting fi

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Instructions Final Project Assignment Instructions Scenario Background: A marketing company based out of New York...

18 Jan Generating random values based on a predefined probability distribution

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-Charts need to be APA format - no plagiarism -attached are specific instructions (...

03 Jan Save a copy of the dataset as an Excel file (it is currently a .csv file) (attached) 2)?Use the RAND() function in Excel to generate a simple random sample of 500 records (rows) 3) Use

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1) Save a copy of the dataset as an Excel file (it is currently a...

16 Dec Systolic blood pressure levels above 120 mm Hg are considered to be high. For the 300 systolie blood pressure levels listed in Data Set 1 Body Dat’ fo Appendix B. the mean is 122.96000

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Systolic blood pressure levels above 120 mm Hg are considered to be high. For the...

15 Dec Argue for why there could be a causative link between these two variables. Think of plausible ways they could be connected. 2. Argue for why there is only a correlation between the two

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Instructions for Initial Post Visit this link: Spurious CorrelationsLinks to an external site. In...

12 Dec Using the following website: https://www.nasen.org?find a program for your state: The table from Unit 7 highlighted in table form the key points from the research literature and should

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Using the following website: https://www.nasen.org find a program for your state: The table from Unit...

10 Dec Students will read a scholarly journal article and a non-scholarly article about a specific topic that will be provided in the course.? Items to consider when reading the articles incl

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Instructions Students will read a scholarly journal article and a non-scholarly article about a specific...

08 Dec Using the following website: https://www.nasen.org?find a program for your state: The table from Unit 7 highlighted in table form the key points from the research literature and shoul

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