Locate the data set “Drinks.sav” and open it with SPSS. Follow the steps in section 4.18 Learning Activity as written. Answer all of the questions in the activity based on your observations of the SPSS output. Type your answers into a Word document for submission to the instructor.

1. Run Frequencies on the variable alcohol, requesting the summary statistics median and mean, plus a histogram with a superimposed normal curve. Suppress the display of the frequency table.

2. What is the value of value of alcohol that splits the distribution in half? Is the median the same as the mean? Which value is lower? What does that tell you about the shape of the distribution of alcohol?

3. Does the histogram verify your description of the distribution of alcohol? How does it differ from a normal distribution?

4. Run Descriptives to obtain default statistics for price and calories. On which variable is there more dispersion? Is it even realistic to compare these two variables since they are on different scales?

5. Continuing your analysis of price and calories, run the Explore procedure for these two variables. Request a histogram in addition to the defaults.

6. Does the standard error of each variable help you better determine which variable has more dispersion?

7. Review the boxplots and histogram for each variable. Which one has more outliers? What are the outliers on each? Which variable now appears to have more dispersion, based on these graphs? Does that match what you expected based on the statistics?

 

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Loma Corp issued $300 000 of 8% non convertible bonds at 104, which are due on Feb 28,2014. in addition, each $1000 bond was issued with 25 detachable stock warrants, each of which entitled the bondholder to purchase one of Loma’s no par value common share for $50. The bonds without warrants would normally sell at 95. The fair value of common shares was $40 per share and the fair value of each warrant was $2. Using IFRS prepare the required journal entry.

 

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1. Logistic regression-based loan decisions that approve all loans with greater than 0.5 probability of performing will ensure profitability.

True

False

2.

A one-way data table can have any number of outputs.

True

False

3.

You can delete a single cell entry from a data table.

True

False

4.

The anti-logs of logistic regression coefficients, i.e. Exp(B), can be interpreted as odds multipliers.

True

False

 

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The Topic is Logical Fallacy. dgasg;sgkfa;gmsfagkad

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Logical Fallacies # 3Purpose : Upon completion of this activity , students will be able to define the term " logical fallacy " andwill learn about several different fallacies . This DLA should take approximately 30 to 45 minutes tocomplete .1 .GO to the following website to review logical fallacies : http : / / Www . fallacyfiles . org / introtof. htmlOnce at the website , read the definition of a logical fallacy ; then , travel to the " Complete Alphabetical List ofFallacies" ( on the left ) , and read the definitions of " False Analogy , " " Either / Or Fallacy , " and " Equivocation . "3 .Answer the following questions on the back of this sheet :A . Why would someone use a false analogy ?"B. In the Either / Or Fallacy , what is the difference between contrary and contradictorypropositions ?C .How is " Mayor Swears in Town Council " equivocation ?4 .Label the following as False Analogy , Either / Or Fallacy , Equivocation , or Not a Fallacy .Fizzy drinkscontain manycalories areEnergeticTherefore , Fizzycalories .energy .people aredrinks arehealthy .health drinks .WILL MYNFORMATION BESHIRE . IF WE DESIGNSAFE WITHYOUR SITE , NOBODY WILLYOU GLIYS ?BE ABLE TO FINDYOUR STUFF .

 

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Logic Homework #2 Due Wed. 2/27

Instructions: Translate the ten examples below from English into the symbolic language of SL. You will make a symbolization key designating a capital letter for each sentence that you translate and you will also use the 5 logical connectives that we have studied in class. Some of these examples are individual sentences and others are arguments. If the example is of an argument then translate it in standard form with each premise on a separate line divided from the conclusion by a horizontal line. Each of the problems is worth ten points. 

1) If Joan Davis wins the Oscar then Betty Davis will cry. If Betty Davis cries then Elizabeth Taylor will take pity on her. Elizabeth Taylor won’t take pity on Betty Davis. So, Joan Crawford will not win the Oscar. 

2) Charlotte and Emily Bronte are happy and Joan Crawford has no siblings. 

3) If Hilary wins the presidential election then neither she nor Bill will return to New York.

4) Neither Trump nor Rubio will get the Republican nomination but both of them want to be the next president. 

5) Worf will regain his family honor only if Sisko befriends the Romulans and the Federation defeats the dominion. 

6) Clinton will be the next president unless Sanders wins the California primary in which case he will be the next president. 

7) If Worf fires the photon torpedoes then the Borg will be destroyed unless the Dominion comes to their aid and the Romulans attack the federation.

8) Athos will rescue the king and Porthos will unmask the cardinal if but only if Aramis captures the treacherous duchess. 

9) The Cardinal will usurp the throne and behead the king only if Aramis, Athos, and Porthos drink too much wine. 

10) Athos will be locked in the Bastille if the Cardinal usurps the throne. Athos will not be locked in the Bastille unless Porthos is arrested for public intoxication. Porthos won’t be arrested for public intoxication, so the Cardinal will not usurp the throne. 

 

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