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Problem 1: Cauchy sequence and convergenceProblem 1 .Let (as n ‹E N/ be a real-valued sequence, defined by n   if n is even (—1) ?  if n is odd Is /a ,} Cauchy? Why or why not? Your answer should not depend on any results other than the definition of a Cauchy sequence and the definition of p . Does {andconverge as n —  ? Why or why not? Problem 2 (Convergence for random variables). Let X be a uniform r...

Question 1Please submit a R file (“HW3_LastName_FirstName.R”) along with the PDF file. Use the space to answer questions, explain problem-solving steps, and/or write R commands. Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer among American women. About 1 in 8 U.S. Women will develop invasive breast cancer over the course of her lifetime [1]. Wisconsin Diagnostic Breast Cancer (WDBC) dataset provides 286 samples of 9 variables related ...

Data and VariablesEntrepreneurship is widely considered to be a key determinant of economic performance and development Within the entrepreneurship literature, a key question has been to what extent and how national culture influences entrepreneurship.In Part 1 of this computer assignment, we will conduct some simple quantitative analyses explaining variables related to entrepreneurship using cultural dimensions from Hofstede. The entrepreneur...

Course Code   :  LSP 121

Course Title   :  quantitative reasoning and technological literacy

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Sample Space Size / All Possible CombinationsProbability Use this MS-Word document to enter the answers to the following questions.   You may use any calculation technique (e.g. calculator, MS-Excel, paper and pencil) you choose. Show your work, in order to receive at least partial credit. Submit the updated MS-Word file to the D2L Submission Folder for this assignment. Sample Space Size / All Possible Combinations Â&nb...

Course Code   :  MATH26367

Course Title   :  statistical methods

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Question: Statistical Methods Assignment You can see that Answer exactly 1 of the following 2 questions below, showing all relevant work and the methods used to obtain your results. Answers may only be submitted as a single PDF (.pdf) file. • Submit your answers on Slate by the due date specified on Slate. • This is an individual assignment. Assignments copied in whole or in part will receive a grade of Zero. Question1: The same pl...

Course Code   :  STAT103

Course Title   :  statistics for management

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Linear Programming models and their Importance in Business World 1. All Work Must Be Your Own. I Do Not Want Copy-Paste Answers Or Book Definitions. For Question-4 And Where Appropriate You Must Provide References You Are Using. For Definitions You Can Use Sources But Final One You Are Using Should Be Your Own.  This should be about two or three paragraphs or no more than a one-sided page in length. You should use your own words and...

Study the Tableclass and write a JUnit test class TableTest.java to test the Table class as follows. Submit the test class and screen captures showing pass of all the tests. Either JUnit4 or JUnit 5 in any IDE may be used. (2 points) Create a table and put 10 entries of your choice (e.g., testTable.put(1, “testA”)). Test findIndex() for an non-existing entry. Test findIndex() for an existing entry. Test put() for an n...

General InformationStudents taking this module must carry out an empirical project. This project accounts for 60 % of the final mark. The word count must not exceed 3000 words. The project must be your own work. The main aim of this project is: To gain skill in the use of available specialised software to carry out an empirical project. This include Python, SPSS, R and Eviews. To acquire (improve) research skills including finding releva...

Course Code   :  ECON2330

Course Title   :  economics and business statistics

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Question 1: Home Prices between 2006 and 20091) Home values tend to increase over time under normal conditions, but the recession of 2008 and 2009 has reportedly caused the sales price of existing homes to fall nationwide (Businessweek, March 9, 2009). You would like to see if the data support this conclusion. The file HomePrices from Chapter 10 (available on Moodle) contains data on 30 existing home sales in 2006 and 40 existing home sales in...

Task 1: UX Research Myths and Sources1. a) Tullis & Albert (2013) list ten myths about user experience (UX) metrics or aspects thereof: • The time it takes to collect metrics• It cost too much money• Not useful when focusing on small improvements• Don’t help us understand causes• The data collected is too noisy• Yo...

Question 1In quantum mechanics, the photoelectric effect occurs when a sufficient-energy photon strikes a metal, and the metal emits an electron.(Albert Einstein got the Nobel Prize for figuring this out!).Suppose we conduct this experiment by shining a light source at a metal, and then counting electrons emitted per second using a small detector (so we’re actually only counting a small portion of the electrons emitted, but let&rsquo...

System of Linear Equations for Vaccination DriveIn a local community of 1.25 million residents, a pandemic has struck and the local health authorities have been battling it for sometime through measures of wearing personal protective equipment and social distancing etc. Now that vaccines have been created and are made available, the pandemic response team  PRT) wants to study the possibilities of implementation. To date, there are 3 vacci...

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Questions:Assignment BriefAs part of the formal assessment for the programme you are required to submit a Using Numeracy, Data and IT assignment. Please refer to your Student Handbook for full details of the programme assessment scheme and general information on preparing and submitting assignments. Learning Outcomes:After completing the module, you should be able to:1. Use basic numerical operations with whole numbers, integers, fractions ...

Task This assessment is worth 50% of your overall mark for this module. This is to be submitted via Turnitin before the deadline in PDF format. You have to use SAS to perform your statistical analyses and a formal report summarising your output and results should be produced. Your findings should be interpreted and valid conclusions drawn. You are required to consider one or several topics of interest to you and find 3 data-sets from different ...

Submission Guidelines and Originality Score InformationPlease Note: You are permitted to upload your Coursework in the final submission area as many times as you like before the deadline. You will receive a similarity/originality score which represents what the Turnitin system identifies as work similar to another source. The originality score can take over 24 hours to generate, especially at busy times e.g. submission deadline. If you upload...