Follow the Global Warming Money
Interesting global warming story. Oh. I've got actually two interesting global warming stories. The first one here from JunkScience.com, Steve Milloy. "Should conservatives give up the fight just as the tide is turning in their favor in the debate over global warming? "In the cover story of the June 25 National Review, software company CEO Jim Manzi wrote that conservatives should stop 'denying' that humans are warming the planet and instead figure out how to use global warming to 'peel off' 1 percent of the vote in the 2008 presidential election. Manzi claims that this strategy could represent a 'principled stand' for a 'clever candidate.' But Manzi’s strategy, in fact, represents the snatching of defeat from the jaws of victory -- and all for relatively few votes of uncertain, if any, political value.
"Manzi says conservatives should believe in global warming, not because of 'liberal scaremongering ... but because of the underlying physics' -- which he apparently doesn’t grasp in the least. 'All else being equal, the more carbon dioxide molecules we have in the atmosphere, the hotter it gets,' writes Manzi." Wrong! More carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is not likely to significantly contribute to the greenhouse effect. It's just all part of the hoax. But here's the money quote in this story. "For all its alleged concerns about catastrophic global warming, what is the alarmist-friendly Democratic Congress doing about it? The answer is nothing. Though the Senate passed an energy bill last week, it didn’t dare approach the question of mandatory reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. It seems that burdening the economy because of Al Gore’s dubious science may, after all, be bad politics."
Now, the House of Representatives Wednesday did pass a piece of legislation or a statement affirming the existence of global warming, but nobody is establishing policy to do anything about it. We're not joining Kyoto, people that live in areas that are supposed to be destroyed by global warming are still raising property values in those areas by creating a mad dash to buy there. My idea earlier in the week of setting up betting lines, take every proposition that Gore makes in this propaganda movie of his and make a betting line out of it. "New York City under water in 20 years," whatever it is. Then watch and see how many of the proponents actually put money on their own predictions so that they can triple their money, double, whatever, and get rich. And none of them would. None of them would risk their fortunes putting money behind their own predictions. We can all get rich fast because we wouldn't lose. We would win, because these predictions are not going to happen as Gore and others lay them out.
Finally, ladies and gentlemen, the subject of our morning update today, classic. "A top Dallas law firm Thompson %26amp; Knight formed a dedicated practice of 26 lawyers to handle 'climate-change' litigation. Not to be outdone, Vinson %26amp; Elkins, another Dallas firm, launched a 41-lawyer climate-change battalion. The lawyers anticipate lawsuits brought by plaintiffs claiming damages due to global warming. Not to mention all the coming legal activity surrounding 'caps' on emissions. Already, lawyers are talking with Inuits -- a tribe of Canadian Eskimos -- who claim their island paradise has been harmed by global warming and are out to sue somebody. American. Houston lawyer Steve Susman says melting glaciers won't make big legal waves, 'but wait until the first big ski area closes because it has no snow. Or wait until portions of Manhattan and San Francisco are under water.'"
So you got a bunch of lawyers gearing up here, folks. Who they going to sue? If Manhattan ends up under water, who are they going to sue? Who are they going to sue? They're going to sue somebody. Think John Edwards on this. So here's how this works. First, liberals invent a problem based on junk science, in this case global warming, and then they promote it via their Drive-By Media allies. Then liberal politicians make laws to protect the supposed aggrieved victims, the little guys. Then a bunch of John Edwards types descend on American companies. The lawyers get wealthy, and then from their wealth they donate some money back to liberal politicians, and they keep the cycle going. This is what's at stake here. When lawyers start getting in the game, start trolling for lawsuits -- they expect this to produce more money, folks, than those giant tobacco settlements. Keep a sharp eye.
Follow the money and understand what's really going on. This is a hoax. It's junk science. It's being portrayed as something to make you scared to death we're all going to die. You're supposed to vote liberal for this; supposed to make some sacrifices; pay higher taxes; drive a car you don't want to drive; live in a house you don't want to live; live where you don't want to live; detergent you don't want to use, all this rotgut stuff, and then at the end of the day even after doing all that you're still going to get sued or you're going to pay a price. Or maybe you'll be a turncoat and hire one of these lawyers. Big rainstorm comes, floods your house, that's global warming, who can I sue? Well, a lawyer will find somebody to sue for you. Hello, if big tobacco thought that they were in the crosshairs -- I don't know who's in the crosshairs on this, the US government, but it's going to be various industries who are said to be polluting and Big Oil will probably be the big target here, Big Oil, Big Natural Gas, electricity, utilities, this sort of thing, it's coming, you have been warned.
Follow the Global Warming Money?
Al Gore would not be into the whole global warming thing if he was not intesting in the fake carbon economy, and other investments that will be increased by the pushing of this idea. He also wants his Nobel Peace Prize and a shot at the presidency and film money to make him feel better about playing second fiddle for years. Its not a legitimate science.
Reply:Nice cut-n-paste propaganda... Do ya think anyone's gonna take the time to read it?
Reply:You win, the most complicated an boring conspiracy award. I can think of about 10,000 easier ways for scientists and liberals to make money and get elected.
Reply:A few fun facts about JunkScience.com:
It was started by Phillip Morris tobacco company.
They started it in order to portray peer-reviewed scientific papers which linked secondhand smoke to lung cancer as "junk science" (hence the name) and corporate-funded "studies" which found no link as "sound science".
Phillip Morris was not-so-coincidentally the first corporation to claim that global warming wasn't happening.
JunkScience.com now does the exact same thing for global warming as it did for cigarettes and lung cancer. It takes peer-reviewed studies which find a link between human emissions of greenhouse gases and global warming and deems them "junk science". It takes Exxon-Mobile-funded scientists' claims that global warming is not caused by humans and deems it "sound science".
Does it make global warming deniers feel good that you're on the same side as the tobacco companies?
Reply:Liberals didn't come up with global warming. Scientists who are in the field and studying it found it to be happening. They actually went to congress and the senate in 1988 first, to warn them of the consequences of global warming. Here's a clue for you, the monied interests who argue against global warming are the oil, coal and energy interests. They are the ones funding the conservative politicians in their districts to call global warming bullsh*t. I guess their paid propaganda worked on you. Why do ignorant people always think that giant corporate interests are the victims?
Reply:JunkScience.com cites coporate science as "sound" while throws away 99.9% of actual science being conducted by postdocs
What amazes me is how you're not a scientist and yet you're still persisting with the notion that the CO2 concentration has not contributed to the greenhouse effect. Where's the alternative in explaining melting glacial ice caps?
Reply:Global Warming is as scientifically valid as earlier popular scientific movements such as Malthusian Population Scare Mongering, the movement that Blacks are intellectually inferior to whites and the Eugenics movement created by Planned Parenthood and the Nazis which wanted to sterilize and or kill all retarded and physically impaired people.
In other words, it is not a valid scientific concept yet it may end up doing more damage and killing more people than all of the movements I noted above combined.
Reply:Once again America showed the world why we are THE world power when we told them to stick it at Kyoto
Reply:I hear you loud and clear, I've never bought into this bunk, so i do thank you for the info, if you wake one sleeper here then it was worth the effort!!
Reply:dude I'm with you all the way,however nobody wants to read a book.try visiting www.globalwarmingheartland.org For all you bozos that still buy into global warming (sh*it) hoax you need to visit this site.you either wake up or it will cost you serious$$$ in the very near future! by the way al gore is nuts.
Reply:be careful with the common sense there buddy!
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Ode to Black and White TV another for the oldies last one today folks funny or not?
Ode to Black and White TV
You could hardly see for all the snow
So you'd spread the rabbit ears as far as they'd go
Pull up a chair to the TV set
"Good night, David; Good night, Chet."
Depending on the the channel you tuned
You got Rob and Laura or Ward and June
It was oh so good and felt so right
Life looked better in black and white
Cable was something you used on your car
when the battery was dead, or you didn't get far
Nobody'd heard of remote control
To change the channel you went for a stroll
Not many channels but always something to see
until midnight came and no more TV
Just a test pattern that shrunk to a dot
Until 7 am that's all that you got
I Love Lucy, The Real McCoys
Dennis the Menace, the Cleaver boys
Rawhide, Gunsmoke, Wagon Train
Superman, Jimmy and Lois Lane
Patty Duke, Father Knows Best
Our Miss Brooks and all the rest
Ode to Black and White TV another for the oldies last one today folks funny or not?
another gd 1 ur on a roll 10/10
Reply:Nice one!!
Reply:very true
Reply:yeah i remember them days wish they would come back
Reply:i really like that.....simple things really do take place sometimes over more complex things in these days.....it shows that there are other things then just technology.....
Reply:Brings back memories...thanks
Reply:Aww sweet, showing your age though.
Reply:Like it!
Reply:how very true hun.... progress does not always mean things getting better huhh??.... round of applause
Reply:your probably right there in those days life was more respectful, and much less stressful kids could actually play outside for hours and the parents didn't have to worry, i prefer colour TV tho all those good films you've seen over the years do u think u would of enjoyed them the same if they were in black and white probably not!
Reply:like it. i remember my dad getting one of the first ever colour TVs. we went to visit my nan and my little sister asked where the colour was on her set. nan said she washed it and the colour came out. sis believed it for years
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You could hardly see for all the snow
So you'd spread the rabbit ears as far as they'd go
Pull up a chair to the TV set
"Good night, David; Good night, Chet."
Depending on the the channel you tuned
You got Rob and Laura or Ward and June
It was oh so good and felt so right
Life looked better in black and white
Cable was something you used on your car
when the battery was dead, or you didn't get far
Nobody'd heard of remote control
To change the channel you went for a stroll
Not many channels but always something to see
until midnight came and no more TV
Just a test pattern that shrunk to a dot
Until 7 am that's all that you got
I Love Lucy, The Real McCoys
Dennis the Menace, the Cleaver boys
Rawhide, Gunsmoke, Wagon Train
Superman, Jimmy and Lois Lane
Patty Duke, Father Knows Best
Our Miss Brooks and all the rest
Ode to Black and White TV another for the oldies last one today folks funny or not?
another gd 1 ur on a roll 10/10
Reply:Nice one!!
Reply:very true
Reply:yeah i remember them days wish they would come back
Reply:i really like that.....simple things really do take place sometimes over more complex things in these days.....it shows that there are other things then just technology.....
Reply:Brings back memories...thanks
Reply:Aww sweet, showing your age though.
Reply:Like it!
Reply:how very true hun.... progress does not always mean things getting better huhh??.... round of applause
Reply:your probably right there in those days life was more respectful, and much less stressful kids could actually play outside for hours and the parents didn't have to worry, i prefer colour TV tho all those good films you've seen over the years do u think u would of enjoyed them the same if they were in black and white probably not!
Reply:like it. i remember my dad getting one of the first ever colour TVs. we went to visit my nan and my little sister asked where the colour was on her set. nan said she washed it and the colour came out. sis believed it for years
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Anime Music Genre....?
What are the genre of these songs?
By Nami Tamaki:
Brightdown (D. Gray Man ED3)
Realize (Gundam Seed)
Believe (Gundam Seed)
Reason (Gundam Seed)
Sanctuary
Result (Gundam Seed)
By NIRGILIS:
Snow Kiss (ED1 of D. Gray Man)
By ALI PROJECT:
Kinjirareta Asobi (OP of Rozen Maiden)
Atashi ga Alice datta koro
Bragoku Otome (OP of Rozen Maiden Ouverture)
Seishoujo Ryouiki (OP of Rozen Maiden Traumend)
By Shimotsuki Haruka:
Toumei Shelter (ED1 Rozen Maiden)
By JUNE:
Pride of Tomorrow (OP2 of D. Gray Man)
By Surface:
Yume no Tsuduku e (ED3? of D. Gray Man)
By Tanaka Rie:
Nigyo Hime (Chobits)
Katakoto no Koi (Chobits)
Anime Music Genre....?
Usually the anime songs are classified as J-Pop or a possibility of J-Rock, with the J standing for Japanese =P
Reply:it's in the category of j-pop.
By Nami Tamaki:
Brightdown (D. Gray Man ED3)
Realize (Gundam Seed)
Believe (Gundam Seed)
Reason (Gundam Seed)
Sanctuary
Result (Gundam Seed)
By NIRGILIS:
Snow Kiss (ED1 of D. Gray Man)
By ALI PROJECT:
Kinjirareta Asobi (OP of Rozen Maiden)
Atashi ga Alice datta koro
Bragoku Otome (OP of Rozen Maiden Ouverture)
Seishoujo Ryouiki (OP of Rozen Maiden Traumend)
By Shimotsuki Haruka:
Toumei Shelter (ED1 Rozen Maiden)
By JUNE:
Pride of Tomorrow (OP2 of D. Gray Man)
By Surface:
Yume no Tsuduku e (ED3? of D. Gray Man)
By Tanaka Rie:
Nigyo Hime (Chobits)
Katakoto no Koi (Chobits)
Anime Music Genre....?
Usually the anime songs are classified as J-Pop or a possibility of J-Rock, with the J standing for Japanese =P
Reply:it's in the category of j-pop.
Birthday Party?
(This is iBella's mom)
I have a 2 year old boy and as of Tuesday, i will have a 2 year old daughter (adopting her)
Their birthdays are only 2 days a part so we were thinking of having a joint party.
The party will be in June. (I know it's far away, but I like to plan ahead.)
Would a carnival idea be cute?
We would rent ponies, have cotton candy, popcorn, snow cones, games, etc.
We would buy:
-cotton candy machine
-popcorn machine
-snow cone machine
-game stands
-games
-prizes
-food
When each kid comes, they will receive 100 coins(fake). They can use these coins to play games, go on pony rides, buy snacks (cotton candy,popcorn,snow cones).
After they play a game, they will receive tickets. They can take these tickets to the 'Prize Booth' and trade the tickets in.
The lunch menu will be foods like hot dogs, hamburgers, brats, etc. Stuff like that.
We will buy a small pool and fill it with 1 foot of water then put plastic boats in. The kids can do bumper boats. Life Vests will b
Birthday Party?
that's a cute idea I recently went to my cousins 3rd bday party in La and it was so cute they had similar things like u said. they got a party planner and caterers though and they had a cotton candy guy and a hot dog guy come and an ice cream lady with like tons of toppings I think the water things a little much but u should get like a entertainer they had one and the kids like loved it! But all ur other ideas are really cute
Reply:WTF! it's lulu!'s answer was not horrible. Just because you have money, doesn't mean that you can screw people off! WHO GIVES THEIR FREAKIN 3 YEAR OLD A WATER SLIDE??! Report It
Reply:It sounds ADORABLE!!!!
Reply:I love the carnival theme! Cute idea!
Reply:I think it is a wonderful idea. I watch John and Kate plus eight and they had a carnival theme party when the kids turned 3 and all of the children had a wonderful time and the adults also had so much fun.
Reply:well... if i was 3, i would think you are the coolest mom for giving me a birthday party like that. other ideas... well, you could play pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey, tag, you could spray them lightly with a hose, and you could set up a sandbox for them to make pears, apples, sandcastles, etc. dessert could be either icecream, cake, pudding, cheesecake, cupcakes, cookies, etc. i would personally choose cheesecake and icecream but that is my opinion, not yours.
Reply:thats a great idea!!!!
it sounds like lots of fun!
im sure the kids will enjoy it!
Reply:It sounds fun! I'm sure they'd love it
Reply:I think this would be a great birthday party but I think that I would wait till they are a little older to have aparty like that so they would enjoy it and would remember it. But A very great ideal and very exspensive
Reply:wow for a person who is wealthy that is a good idea but if you are not going to use all the things again than I would rent them I would of loved that if I was 3 but I am 13.5
Reply:IT SOUNDS GRAT!!u can have a little photobooth too
EDIT----And a fortune teller
I have a 2 year old boy and as of Tuesday, i will have a 2 year old daughter (adopting her)
Their birthdays are only 2 days a part so we were thinking of having a joint party.
The party will be in June. (I know it's far away, but I like to plan ahead.)
Would a carnival idea be cute?
We would rent ponies, have cotton candy, popcorn, snow cones, games, etc.
We would buy:
-cotton candy machine
-popcorn machine
-snow cone machine
-game stands
-games
-prizes
-food
When each kid comes, they will receive 100 coins(fake). They can use these coins to play games, go on pony rides, buy snacks (cotton candy,popcorn,snow cones).
After they play a game, they will receive tickets. They can take these tickets to the 'Prize Booth' and trade the tickets in.
The lunch menu will be foods like hot dogs, hamburgers, brats, etc. Stuff like that.
We will buy a small pool and fill it with 1 foot of water then put plastic boats in. The kids can do bumper boats. Life Vests will b
Birthday Party?
that's a cute idea I recently went to my cousins 3rd bday party in La and it was so cute they had similar things like u said. they got a party planner and caterers though and they had a cotton candy guy and a hot dog guy come and an ice cream lady with like tons of toppings I think the water things a little much but u should get like a entertainer they had one and the kids like loved it! But all ur other ideas are really cute
Reply:WTF! it's lulu!'s answer was not horrible. Just because you have money, doesn't mean that you can screw people off! WHO GIVES THEIR FREAKIN 3 YEAR OLD A WATER SLIDE??! Report It
Reply:It sounds ADORABLE!!!!
Reply:I love the carnival theme! Cute idea!
Reply:I think it is a wonderful idea. I watch John and Kate plus eight and they had a carnival theme party when the kids turned 3 and all of the children had a wonderful time and the adults also had so much fun.
Reply:well... if i was 3, i would think you are the coolest mom for giving me a birthday party like that. other ideas... well, you could play pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey, tag, you could spray them lightly with a hose, and you could set up a sandbox for them to make pears, apples, sandcastles, etc. dessert could be either icecream, cake, pudding, cheesecake, cupcakes, cookies, etc. i would personally choose cheesecake and icecream but that is my opinion, not yours.
Reply:thats a great idea!!!!
it sounds like lots of fun!
im sure the kids will enjoy it!
Reply:It sounds fun! I'm sure they'd love it
Reply:I think this would be a great birthday party but I think that I would wait till they are a little older to have aparty like that so they would enjoy it and would remember it. But A very great ideal and very exspensive
Reply:wow for a person who is wealthy that is a good idea but if you are not going to use all the things again than I would rent them I would of loved that if I was 3 but I am 13.5
Reply:IT SOUNDS GRAT!!u can have a little photobooth too
EDIT----And a fortune teller
Math Question (4 Questions)?
1.) A football team has a 60% chance of winning when it doesn't snow but only a 40% chance of winning if it does snow. Suppose there is a 60% chance of snow. WHAT IS THE PROBABILITY THAT THE TEAM WILL WIN?
2.) The senior class is 62% female. 35% of the females play a competitive sport. FIND THE PROBABILITY THAT A STUDENT PLAYS A COMPETITIVE SPORT, GIVEN THE STUDENT IS FEMALE?
3.) The daily power usage for 6 days in June were: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 50.9, 55.2, and 51.1. FIND THE STANDARD DEVIATION FOR THESE DATA. WHICH DATA FALL WITHIN STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN?
4.) Scores on an exam are normally distributed with a mean of 76 and a standard deviation of 10. In a group of 240 students, HOW MANY STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE 96?
Math Question (4 Questions)?
Hi,
1.) A football team has a 60% chance of winning when it doesn't snow but only a 40% chance of winning if it does snow. Suppose there is a 60% chance of snow. WHAT IS THE PROBABILITY THAT THE TEAM WILL WIN?
48%
60% snow x 40% win = 24% chance of winning
40% no snow x 60% win = 24% chance of winning
24% + 24% = 48% chance of winning
2.) The senior class is 62% female. 35% of the females play a competitive sport. FIND THE PROBABILITY THAT A STUDENT PLAYS A COMPETITIVE SPORT, GIVEN THE STUDENT IS FEMALE?
If you are looking for the probability that a senior is an athlete and a female, that is 62% x 35% = 21.7%
If you are looking for the probability that a senior is an athlete given that you are limited to considering only females, then it is 35% that she plays a competitive sport.
3.) The daily power usage for 6 days in June were: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 50.9, 55.2, and 51.1. FIND THE STANDARD DEVIATION FOR THESE DATA. WHICH DATA FALL WITHIN STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN?
The mean of these values is 52.88333.
The standard deviation is √((51.8 - 52.88333)² + (53.6 - 52.88333)² + (54.7 - 52.88333)² + (50.9 - 52.88333)² + (55.2 - 52.88333)² + (51.1 - 52.88333)²) = √17.4683 = 4.18.
All 6 fall within one standard deviation of the mean.
4.) Scores on an exam are normally distributed with a mean of 76 and a standard deviation of 10. In a group of 240 students, HOW MANY STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE 96?
normalcdf(96,999,76,10) = .02275 = 2.275%
I hope that helps!! :-)
Reply:1) 60/100 (does snow) * 60/100 (winning) = 36/100
2) 100/100 (female) * 35/100 (plays) = 35/100
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2.) The senior class is 62% female. 35% of the females play a competitive sport. FIND THE PROBABILITY THAT A STUDENT PLAYS A COMPETITIVE SPORT, GIVEN THE STUDENT IS FEMALE?
3.) The daily power usage for 6 days in June were: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 50.9, 55.2, and 51.1. FIND THE STANDARD DEVIATION FOR THESE DATA. WHICH DATA FALL WITHIN STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN?
4.) Scores on an exam are normally distributed with a mean of 76 and a standard deviation of 10. In a group of 240 students, HOW MANY STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE 96?
Math Question (4 Questions)?
Hi,
1.) A football team has a 60% chance of winning when it doesn't snow but only a 40% chance of winning if it does snow. Suppose there is a 60% chance of snow. WHAT IS THE PROBABILITY THAT THE TEAM WILL WIN?
48%
60% snow x 40% win = 24% chance of winning
40% no snow x 60% win = 24% chance of winning
24% + 24% = 48% chance of winning
2.) The senior class is 62% female. 35% of the females play a competitive sport. FIND THE PROBABILITY THAT A STUDENT PLAYS A COMPETITIVE SPORT, GIVEN THE STUDENT IS FEMALE?
If you are looking for the probability that a senior is an athlete and a female, that is 62% x 35% = 21.7%
If you are looking for the probability that a senior is an athlete given that you are limited to considering only females, then it is 35% that she plays a competitive sport.
3.) The daily power usage for 6 days in June were: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 50.9, 55.2, and 51.1. FIND THE STANDARD DEVIATION FOR THESE DATA. WHICH DATA FALL WITHIN STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN?
The mean of these values is 52.88333.
The standard deviation is √((51.8 - 52.88333)² + (53.6 - 52.88333)² + (54.7 - 52.88333)² + (50.9 - 52.88333)² + (55.2 - 52.88333)² + (51.1 - 52.88333)²) = √17.4683 = 4.18.
All 6 fall within one standard deviation of the mean.
4.) Scores on an exam are normally distributed with a mean of 76 and a standard deviation of 10. In a group of 240 students, HOW MANY STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE 96?
normalcdf(96,999,76,10) = .02275 = 2.275%
I hope that helps!! :-)
Reply:1) 60/100 (does snow) * 60/100 (winning) = 36/100
2) 100/100 (female) * 35/100 (plays) = 35/100
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continue like that...
Math Question (4 Questions)?
1.) A football team has a 60% chance of winning when it doesn't snow but only a 40% chance of winning if it does snow. Suppose there is a 60% chance of snow. WHAT IS THE PROBABILITY THAT THE TEAM WILL WIN?
2.) The senior class is 62% female. 35% of the females play a competitive sport. FIND THE PROBABILITY THAT A STUDENT PLAYS A COMPETITIVE SPORT, GIVEN THE STUDENT IS FEMALE?
3.) The daily power usage for 6 days in June were: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 50.9, 55.2, and 51.1. FIND THE STANDARD DEVIATION FOR THESE DATA. WHICH DATA FALL WITHIN STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN?
4.) Scores on an exam are normally distributed with a mean of 76 and a standard deviation of 10. In a group of 240 students, HOW MANY STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE 96?
Math Question (4 Questions)?
1.
Chance of winning if it snows: 40%
Chance of snow: 60%
60% of 40% = (.6)(.4) = .24 = 24%
2.
Female: 62%
Females in competetive sport: 35%
35% of 62% = (.35)(.62) = .217 = 21.7%
With percent problems like this, you can do them in two parts. If you pretend your original population is 100, you can see the final result. In #2, pretend the senior class has 100 students. How many are female? It says 62%, then 62 are female. Of the 62 female students, how many plays competetive sport? The question states 35% of the females (which we now say number 62) plays a competitive sport. So, find 35% of 62 ==%26gt; (.35)(62) = 21.7%
3.
First find the mean:
(51.8 + 53.6 + 54.7 + 50.9 + 55.2 + 51.1)/6
= (317.3)/6
=52.88
S = standard deviation
S = sqrt((sum (X-M)^2)/(n-1))
X = Individual data values
M = mean of all data
n = number of data points = 6
sum (X-M)^2 = (51.8 - 52.88)^2 + (53.6 - 52.88)^2 + (54.7 - 52.88)^2 + (50.9 - 52.88)^2 + (55.2 - 52.88)^2 + (51.1 - 52.88)^2
sum (X-M)^2 = (-1.08)^2 + (.72)^2 + (1.82)^2 + (-1.98)^2 + (2.32)^2 + (-1.78)^2
sum (X-M)^2 = 17.47
S = sqrt((sum (X-M)^2)/(n-1))
S = sqrt(17.47/(6-1))
S = sqrt(17.47/5)
S = 1.87
Within S: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 51.1
4.
95% of all scores will fall within 2 standard deviation of the mean, that leaves 5% to fall beyond. If 1/2 score below and 1/2 score above, then 2.5% of the group should score above 96.
(240)(.025) = 6 students should score above 96.
I got the 95% value on one of the many website hits I got when I googled "standard deviation"
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2.) The senior class is 62% female. 35% of the females play a competitive sport. FIND THE PROBABILITY THAT A STUDENT PLAYS A COMPETITIVE SPORT, GIVEN THE STUDENT IS FEMALE?
3.) The daily power usage for 6 days in June were: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 50.9, 55.2, and 51.1. FIND THE STANDARD DEVIATION FOR THESE DATA. WHICH DATA FALL WITHIN STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN?
4.) Scores on an exam are normally distributed with a mean of 76 and a standard deviation of 10. In a group of 240 students, HOW MANY STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE 96?
Math Question (4 Questions)?
1.
Chance of winning if it snows: 40%
Chance of snow: 60%
60% of 40% = (.6)(.4) = .24 = 24%
2.
Female: 62%
Females in competetive sport: 35%
35% of 62% = (.35)(.62) = .217 = 21.7%
With percent problems like this, you can do them in two parts. If you pretend your original population is 100, you can see the final result. In #2, pretend the senior class has 100 students. How many are female? It says 62%, then 62 are female. Of the 62 female students, how many plays competetive sport? The question states 35% of the females (which we now say number 62) plays a competitive sport. So, find 35% of 62 ==%26gt; (.35)(62) = 21.7%
3.
First find the mean:
(51.8 + 53.6 + 54.7 + 50.9 + 55.2 + 51.1)/6
= (317.3)/6
=52.88
S = standard deviation
S = sqrt((sum (X-M)^2)/(n-1))
X = Individual data values
M = mean of all data
n = number of data points = 6
sum (X-M)^2 = (51.8 - 52.88)^2 + (53.6 - 52.88)^2 + (54.7 - 52.88)^2 + (50.9 - 52.88)^2 + (55.2 - 52.88)^2 + (51.1 - 52.88)^2
sum (X-M)^2 = (-1.08)^2 + (.72)^2 + (1.82)^2 + (-1.98)^2 + (2.32)^2 + (-1.78)^2
sum (X-M)^2 = 17.47
S = sqrt((sum (X-M)^2)/(n-1))
S = sqrt(17.47/(6-1))
S = sqrt(17.47/5)
S = 1.87
Within S: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 51.1
4.
95% of all scores will fall within 2 standard deviation of the mean, that leaves 5% to fall beyond. If 1/2 score below and 1/2 score above, then 2.5% of the group should score above 96.
(240)(.025) = 6 students should score above 96.
I got the 95% value on one of the many website hits I got when I googled "standard deviation"
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Math Question (4 Questions)?
1.) A football team has a 60% chance of winning when it doesn't snow but only a 40% chance of winning if it does snow. Suppose there is a 60% chance of snow. WHAT IS THE PROBABILITY THAT THE TEAM WILL WIN?
2.) The senior class is 62% female. 35% of the females play a competitive sport. FIND THE PROBABILITY THAT A STUDENT PLAYS A COMPETITIVE SPORT, GIVEN THE STUDENT IS FEMALE?
3.) The daily power usage for 6 days in June were: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 50.9, 55.2, and 51.1. FIND THE STANDARD DEVIATION FOR THESE DATA. WHICH DATA FALL WITHIN STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN?
4.) Scores on an exam are normally distributed with a mean of 76 and a standard deviation of 10. In a group of 240 students, HOW MANY STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE 96?
Math Question (4 Questions)?
PROBLEM 1:
They win if:
0.6 x 0.4 (it snows and they win) = 0.24
Or:
0.4 x 0.6 (it doesn't snow and they win) = 0.24
Combined probability = 0.24 + 0.24 = 0.48 = 48%
PROBLEM 2:
35% of females play a competitive sport, so given they are female, the answer is 35%. You don't have to consider the ratio of male to female because you were told they were female.
PROBLEM 3:
First find the mean.
Then find the sum of the squares of the difference of each number from the mean.
PROBLEM 4:
96 is 2 standard deviations (2 x 10) above 76. You would expect 95% to be within 2 s.d. That leaves 5% that are below or above. In other words 2.5% would have a 96 or above.
2.5% of 240 = 6 students
Reply:these are not math questions, they are statistics questions.
2.) The senior class is 62% female. 35% of the females play a competitive sport. FIND THE PROBABILITY THAT A STUDENT PLAYS A COMPETITIVE SPORT, GIVEN THE STUDENT IS FEMALE?
3.) The daily power usage for 6 days in June were: 51.8, 53.6, 54.7, 50.9, 55.2, and 51.1. FIND THE STANDARD DEVIATION FOR THESE DATA. WHICH DATA FALL WITHIN STANDARD DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN?
4.) Scores on an exam are normally distributed with a mean of 76 and a standard deviation of 10. In a group of 240 students, HOW MANY STUDENTS SCORE ABOVE 96?
Math Question (4 Questions)?
PROBLEM 1:
They win if:
0.6 x 0.4 (it snows and they win) = 0.24
Or:
0.4 x 0.6 (it doesn't snow and they win) = 0.24
Combined probability = 0.24 + 0.24 = 0.48 = 48%
PROBLEM 2:
35% of females play a competitive sport, so given they are female, the answer is 35%. You don't have to consider the ratio of male to female because you were told they were female.
PROBLEM 3:
First find the mean.
Then find the sum of the squares of the difference of each number from the mean.
PROBLEM 4:
96 is 2 standard deviations (2 x 10) above 76. You would expect 95% to be within 2 s.d. That leaves 5% that are below or above. In other words 2.5% would have a 96 or above.
2.5% of 240 = 6 students
Reply:these are not math questions, they are statistics questions.
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