Get to Know Me: A Fun and Personal Questionnaire

Posted by on Sep 23, 2024 in Mathematics | 0 comments

About Me

  1. My name: Naomi
  2. Last name: Busquets Valero
  3. Last thing I ate: Yogurt
  4. Pant size: 38-40
  5. Style: Mine! 😉
  6. Hair: Dark brown
  7. Eye color: Brown and green
  8. Usual accessories: Bracelets and earrings
  9. Describe yourself quickly: Simply me

Where I’m From

  1. Where do I live?: Castellón
  2. Where am I from?: Estro, Lapepa, Gasca, Benicasim…

My Preferences

  1. Day or night?: Night! 🎉
  2. Rain or snow?: Winter snow, summer sun! ☀️
  3. Casual dating or a boyfriend/girlfriend?: Casual dating right now
  4. Good girl or bad girl?: Bad girl
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A Personal Reflection Questionnaire

Posted by on Sep 22, 2024 in Mathematics | 0 comments

What Am I to You?

  1. Te fall ben?
  2. Describeme
  3. Confías en mí?
  4. ¿Si quisieras?
  5. ¿Has soñado sobre mí?
  6. Dime 3 cualidades
  7. 3 defectos míos
  8. Dime
  9. ¿Tendría que cambiar algo?
  10. ¿Me quieres?

Personal Information

  1. My name:
  2. Where and how did we meet?
  3. How long have you known me?
  4. Do you know me?
  5. ¿Fumas?
  6. What was the first impression you had of me?
  7. My age:
  8. My birthday:
  9. Eye color:
  10. Do I have brothers?
  11. Remember what was one of the first things I said?
  12. A moment together:
  13. Am I a shy introvert?
  14. My favorite beverage or drink:
  15. Do I follow the
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Introduction to Statistics

Posted by on Sep 18, 2024 in Mathematics | 0 comments

1. Data Types

The number of pages in a daily newspaper: Discrete Numerical

The colours of medals won at an Olympic Games: Ordinal Categorical

The maximum daily temperature in a city: Continuous Numerical

The brands of televisions in a store: Nominal Categorical

2. Survey Bias

In order to determine which brand of car is the most popular in Australia, a telephone survey conducted on behalf of a motor car company rings 100 households in Adelaide between the hours of 2 and 5 o’clock in the afternoon to ask

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Social Research Techniques

Posted by on Sep 17, 2024 in Mathematics | 0 comments

1. Likert Scale

Developed by Rensis Likert in the 1930s, the Likert scale is a widely used method for measuring opinions and attitudes. It presents respondents with a series of statements and asks them to indicate their level of agreement or disagreement using a five-point scale:

  • Strongly Agree
  • Agree
  • Indifferent
  • Disagree
  • Strongly Disagree

Each response is assigned a numerical value, and an overall score is calculated by summing the values of all responses.

2. Probability Sampling

Probability sampling is

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T-Tests, ANOVA, and Correlation in Statistical Analysis

Posted by on Sep 15, 2024 in Mathematics | 0 comments

T-Tests

Understanding T-Distributions

True Statement: The larger the sample size, the more a t distribution resembles a normal curve.

Estimating Population Variance

When estimating the variance of a population from a sample, the sample variance cannot be used directly because it tends to be slightly too small—it underestimates the population variance.

T-Test vs. Z-Test

The difference between a t test for a single sample and a Z test for a single sample lies in how the variance of the known population

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NPV and IRR Analysis for Mutually Exclusive Projects & Ethical Considerations

Posted by on Sep 13, 2024 in Mathematics | 0 comments

NPV Profiles: Scale Differences

A company is considering two mutually exclusive expansion plans:

Plan A

Requires a $40 million expenditure on a large-scale integrated plant that would provide expected cash flows of $6.4 million per year for 20 years.

Plan B

Requires a $12 million expenditure to build a somewhat less efficient, more labor-intensive plant with expected cash flows of $2.72 million per year for 20 years. The firm’s WACC is 10%.

a) Calculate each project’s NPV and IRR

Using a financial calculator,

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