Home | | x View Ass X Word | N X & Cornell X w Public S, x | Mail - Th X Log In | [ X ) https://x x The Pois x 2 Discover X Order 51 x (534) Ca x M Inbox (2 x Course+ X G The maj X + X https://webcourses.niu.edu/ultra/courses/_335328_1/outline/assessment/_8708521_1/overview/attempt/_41063279_1?courseld=_335328_1 Assessment due date X 3 OF 10 QUESTIONS REMAINING 2/26/23, 11:59 PM (CST) Question 1 2 Points Attempts Random variable and fixed variable are the same attempt left A True Grading B False Maximum points 20 points Question 2 2 Points Proportion, probability and percentages are calculated the same, but they have different meaning A True B False Question 3 2 Points Proportion can be: A The actual number of people with disease in the population divided by the population size B The actual number of people with the disease in the sample divided by the sample size C The actual sample size/population size D A & B Questions Filter (10) Save and Close Submit 32OF Search ENG 2:32 PM Mostly cloudy US 2/21/2023Home | | X View Ass X Word |N X & Cornell X w Public S, X 0 Mail - Th X ] Log In | [ X )) https://x x The Pois x & Discover X Order 51 x (534) Ca x M Inbox (2 x * Course+ X G The maj X + X https://webcourses.niu.edu/ultra/courses/_335328_1/outline/assessment/_8708521_1/overview/attempt/_41063279_1?courseld=_335328_1 X 3 OF 10 QUESTIONS REMAINING Question 4 2 Points Probability is A Similar to proportion in meaning B Expected number of people with the disease C The expected percentage of selecting a subject based on its original proportion in the population D Non of the above Question 5 2 Points Binomial probability is A The probability that associated with the distribution of random continuous variable B The probability that associated with the distribution of the random categorical variable C Any variable has binomial distribution D A & B Question 6 2 Points Questions Filter (10) Save and Close Submit 32OF Search 1 W 9 ENG 2:32 PM Mostly cloudy US 2/21/2023