means v proportions

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An important distinction in Chapters 6 and 7 and 8 is the difference between a MEAN ( commonly referred to as an "average" ) and a PROPORTION (commonly thought of as a "portion out of a whole amount").  For example, a sample of college students might be asked about their cell phones:  Q.1 :  How many of you have […]

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The Use of Native American Imagery in Sports and Its Impact on American Society

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The official instructions are on the upload files. I already started some of my paper so I just need you to finish it up and edit any tweaks it needs. I also added my powerpoint and the topic proposal about the project so you can see what direction I want the paper to head.  I also […]

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the central limit theorum

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The Central Limit Theorem is one of the major concepts of Statistics, and its uses are broad and far-reaching.  When I first learned about it, I was amazed at its magnitude and its applications. For this post, discuss the use and implications of this milestone of statistics.  Use your own words, and try to match […]

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describing the us government

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These are the questions you are supposed to answer . Indent when starting a new subject. 1.  Describe the House of Representatives and the Senate.  What are the differences between the House and Senate.  What are their primary roles and functions? What are the requirements for running for either the House or Senate. 2.  Describe […]

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Reflective Writing

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For this assignment, you will write a semi-formal, MLA reflective essay in which you will explain and support your learning of the 2 course outcomes (see course syllabus) you feel that you have mastered and 1 outcome that you feel that you still need to work through. These are the course outcomes from the syllabus that I’m […]

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The story of sheldon

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1)  Please go to the Course Content tab, and watch the video "The Story of Sheldon" in the Chapter 8 folder. The link is also here:  https://youtu.be/USJ979BYTLA 2)  Comment upon it’s application to the concepts of Hypothesis Testing.  If Sheldon had not matched ALL ten answers during the second quiz, would my conclusion have been any […]

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Critical Analysis Paper

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critical analysis of a work of art found in a local art museum or a scholarly online source. INSTRUCTIONSStep 1: While analyzing your chosen piece, complete a formal analysis worksheet. You will be submitting your completed worksheet as a PDF with your final paper.Step 2: Take the completed worksheet and translate your notes into a paper. The […]

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Progressive Era vs. New Deal Era

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This is what you need to talk about in the essay… During the 20th century there have been numerous attempts to reform American society. Select TWO of the following reform eras: Progressive Era, New Deal Era or Great Society era. Compare and contrast two reform movement’s specific goals and objectives. What were their accomplishments, shortcomings and […]

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Informative Essay over the Changes in the English Language

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Write an informative essay explaining what has caused the English spoken today to be different from the English spoken in earlier centuries. Cite sources at the end of sentences. CHECK FILES FOR FORMAT What Students Are Saying About Us ………. Customer ID: 12*** | Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Honestly, I was afraid to send my paper to you, […]

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Discussion Post -Term definitions

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Term definitions:   From this list of six literary terms, select two terms. Define these two terms briefly in your own words and give one example for each term from a work read during the second half of the course: the poems of Blake or Wordsworth, Gilmans Wallpaper, Woolfs A Room of Ones Own, Hurstons Sweat, Walkers Mothers Gardens, Baldwins […]

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