Decide whether each of the following statements makes sense (or is clearly true) or does not make sense (or is clearly false). Explain your reasoning. I've decreased my caloric intake by 125%, which has helped me lose weight.

Job #1 -$16/hr for the first 44 hr - 10% commission on clothing sales which avergae about $1000 a week - Overtime pay is $48 Job #2 - $15/hr for the first 44hr - tip averaging $200 a week - Overtime pay is $45 Consider Various factors. Which job would you apply to? Why?

R3.40. Fuel efficiency Wayne Collier designed an experiment to measure the fuel efficiency of his family car under different tire pressures. For each run, he set the tire pressure to either 28 or 32 psi and then measured the miles driven on a high- way (I-95 between Mills River and Pisgah Forest, NC) until he ran out of fuel using 2-liters of fuel each time. He also used two different types of gasoline (regular and premium). To run the experiment he made some alterations to the normal flow of gasoline to the engine. In Wayne's words, "I inserted a T-junction into the fuel line just before the fuel filter, and a line into the passenger compartment of my car, where it joined with graduated 2 liter Rubbermaid bottle that I mounted in a box where the passenger seat is normally fastened. Then I sealed off the fuel-return line, which under normal operation sends excess fuel from the fuel pump back to the fuel tank." a) Identify the factors and the levels in the experiment. b) How many times…

Use excel to make the calculations   One product has a holding cost of $250 per year. This product can be shipped in either 3 or 8 day shipping, with the faster shipping costing $2 more per product.  Using the slower method would be how much more expensive per product than the faster method? Auto sales over a 4-month period were forecasted as follows: 89, 98, 105, and 97. The actual results over the 4-month period were as follows: 92, 96, 101, and 100. What was the MAD of the 4-month forecast? The errors in a particular forecast are as follows: 3, -3, 4, 0, -2. What is the tracking signal for each period of the forecast?

You want to know if the type of music one listens to while running impacts their speed. You recruit 50 participants. These participants listen to classical music while running two laps on a track. You time how long it takes each person to run those two laps. A week later, the same participants run two laps on the track while listening to country music. You time how long it takes each person to run those two laps. All else held constant, which of the following would increase power? O Use alpha .01. O Reduce participants to 40. O Use a directional hypothesis. O Conduct a between-subjects design.

Ellen estimates that she drives approximately 1,000 miles per month and gasoline costs on average about $3.10 per gallon. She plans to purchase a new car and is considering how much she will spend on gasoline in a year based on city driving. Calculate her annual costs for gasoline for each model car that she is comparing.2015 Chevrolet Cruze, 26 mpg2015 Chevrolet Equinox, 17  Select the two answers. NOTE: When calculating this realize that the miles are 1,000 per MONTH and you need yearly so you'll need to use 12,000 miles!  It would cost $1430.77 to drive the Cruze? It would cost $2188.24 to drive the Equinox? It would cost $119.23 to drive the Cruze? It would cost $182.35 to drive the Equinox?

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