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A graduate student is accused of using ChatGPT to answer questions on a test leading to his dismissal and subsequent lawsuit and everyone is watching:

is a hydrostatic test requierd if head pressure is still up

From what I've seen of online comments on math fora, a chi-square test is two-sided. I interpreted that as to mean that if our ##H_0: \mu_1 = \mu_2##, a chi-square test only allows to infer ##\mu_1 \ne \mu_2##. Correct? If yes, can we use the fact that the computed ##\mu_1 < \mu_2## to make the...

I wonder what it really looks like if that name of the dog breed is first spelled correctly the way the member tried in the other (not yet referenced) post. The correct spelling is "Shih Tzu". To try to spell as: es aich eye tee, space, zee, eoo Here we go: dang zu

Newtonian gravity is the force law such that for any mass M, the circular orbit of any test particle m at a distance equal to the Compton length of M has the same areal speed, independent of M and m. I wonder, have you seen this sort of definition online in the literature? I guess that...

For (a) and (b), Does someone please know how to prove this? I don't have any ideas where to start. Thanks!

For this problem, the steps are quite clear. My question would be on the highlighted part, clearly we are told ##n=2## as claim from supplier then why did they consider other ##n## values? that is, ##n=1## and ##n=0## to give us, ##[P,X=2] = 0.002918+0.017764 + 0.053292 = 0.07397562## why did...

Given { KE=.5M(v^2)} the act of ramming a car into an immovable barrier and the loss in speed from first contact and when the car totally stops, can be described as exponential in nature. Just like that of a Capacitor discharge curve. is that plausible, or for that matter solid accurate?

why test charge is always positive ?

Was trying to understand the inequality test. The only article ever that I've found that explains it simply is the 1981 article, Bringing home the atomic world: Quantum Mysteries For Anybody. All other explanations require trust and understanding of polarisation, which is a huge deal. So i now...

Let ##\{a_n\}_{n = 1}^\infty## be a sequence of real numbers such that for some real number ##p > 1##, ##\frac{a_n}{a_{n+1}} = 1 + \frac{p}{n} + b_n## where ##\sum b_n## converges absolutely. Show that ##\sum a_n## also converges absolutely.

Good day everybody, In a nutshell, I have to take the Wiesen Test for mechanical aptitude before this upcoming 24th, so less than a week from now. I am aware that this might seem a really simple task, and the theoretical concepts are indeed really easy, but the issue would be the timing; I will...

The JHR Material Test Reactor is currently under construction at the CEA Cadarache centre. https://jhrreactor.com/en/about/ The CEA began exploring the possibility of designing and building a new reactor to replace its material test reactor called Osiris* in the 1980s and 1990s. The JHR...

There are several examples that i have looked at which are quite clear and straightforward, e.g ##\sum_{n=0}^\infty 2^n## it follows that ##\lim_{n \rightarrow \infty} {2^n}=∞## thus going with the theorem, the series diverges. Now let's look at the example below; ##\sum_{n=1}^\infty...

Reference; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilcoxon_signed-rank_test#:~:text=The Wilcoxon signed-rank test,-sample Student's t-test. I have managed to go through the literature (it is pretty straight forward). In general Wilcoxon-rank method applies to data with unequal variances otherwise...

Reference; https://www.statisticshowto.com/probability-and-statistics/t-test/ My question is, can we as well have 'subtract each ##x## score from each ##y## score?' thanks. ...t-tests after all are easy to comprehend; as long as one knows the types; i.e 1. indepedent sample tests (compares...

Consider the given table below; 109.99 112.46 153.23 111.60 128.47 108.27 94.33 92.98 112.57 76.72 129.59 136.12 My take; We shall use t-distribution as the given sample is less than ##30##. Therefore using ##(n-1)## degree of freedom and ##95\%## confidence level we shall have...

In the circuit simulator there is no voltage at the Varactor cathodes when Vbias is zero, but depending on the Varactor I use on the breadboard it can be as high as 7.4 volts! There is minimal current through the series resistor when Vbias is applied in LTSPICE, but I always see a significant...

Electrons in diamonds are not entangled. Is above statement correct? Spin of emitted fotons if detected separately would not show any correlation? Is above statement correct? Is there assumption that spin of emitted fotons cannot change when reflecting or passing through beam spliter? Or...

Hi, a teacher and I have been looking for websites to take Math/Physics exercises from, put them together as a test, print it and pass it to students. I know there are many websites that give you tools to write your own exercises (mainly many LMSes). But we'd like to pick exercises already...

Mod note: Moved from technical forum section, so missing the usual sections. Hi am 16yo and i was unable to tackle this quiz even despite trying some online calculators. i hope someone can explain to me step by step. thanks In each of the following numbers without doing actual division...

In 1968, Lord and Novick published a book called Statistical Theories of Mental Test Scores. I wonder why they used the adjective 'statistical'. Does this suggest that the theories mentioned are not psychological theories and, if so, what could be the meaning of such theories? Should these...

For any fixed ##N##, we have $$ |s_{N+k} - s_N| = | (-1)^{N+2} a_{N+1} + (-1)^{N+3}a_{N+2} + \cdots + (-1)^{N+k+1}a_{N+k} | \lt |a_{N+1}| + |a_{N+2}| + \cdots + |a_{N+k}| $$ Though, from ##\lim (a_n) = 0## we can establish ## n \geq N \implies |a_n| \lt \varepsilon##, that is all the individual...

I'm studying this for poker test. This should not be memorized as this has 3,4 and 5 digit versions. Memorizing all of them isn't possible. So I need a way to calculate them. I'm trying to learn through this example. I'm not getting the process(I know math behind it ie permutations...

Say two digits numbers are given like 10,20,30,55,95,85,12,13,52...etc. Is it necessary to normalize them to numbers between 0 to 1? i.e 0.10 for 10, 0.20 for 20 and so on? I've read this to be the case for K-S test. But I'm not sure for chi-square test. I'm not 100% sure on this information as...

I am posting this to generate a parallel discussion to this ongoing thread. It seems that some participants in that thread have doubts and confusion about rolling motion that might be better addressed separately from the homework problem in question. It is a simple test of one's understanding...

What are the ways to test a switching IC TOP266EG with a multimeter?(measuring it outside of card circuit)(after uninstalling the component from the card) Link to the datasheet: TOP266EG Datasheet(PDF) - Power Integrations, Inc. (alldatasheet.com) Here is the DATASHEET picture: TOP266EG IC...

Given the Shapiro-Wilk test value W: where I'm interested in the numerator. If my data is sorted in ascending order, my understanding is that $x_(i) = x_i$. Is that correct?

1. You are working in a company facing attrition problems of the customer service representatives for the past five years. The company president proposed that if the attrition rate is at least 10 per month, then the salary scale, compensation package, and professional development programs for...

At this point I just can’t take a test. I split my 3rd year up to have a smaller course load to get higher grades for grad school and got 60s on almost every test. My friends who have double my course load do just as good if not better. I’ve given on grad at this point. For 2nd third year please...

If you had this chemical compound, for example, how could you test if its pure? $$C_{15}H_{11}I_4NO_4$$

My attempt: $$P(\text{B is positive}|\text{A is positive})=\frac{P(\text{B is positive} \cap \text{A is positive})}{P(\text{A is positive})}$$ $$=\frac{P(\text{B is positive})\times P(\text{A is positive})}{P(\text{A is positive})}$$ $$=P(\text{B is positive})$$ $$=0.01 \times 0.99 + 0.99 \times...

How sure were those involved with the first nuclear explosion test that there wouldn't be an unanticipated reaction of the explosion continuing beyond the material intended? I.e. that the Earth wouldn't go up in a ball of fire, the scientist's last utterance wouldn't be "Oops..."?

I am confused because I thought this was a method of charging a conductor. Why would the system be reaching a state of equilibrium?

An airfoil section in a wind tunnel has many static ports/holes/taps on its upper and lower surface. These static ports can only read static pressure which acts perpendicularly to the local airfoil surface. In place A are static ports that read a pressure value of relative -100 Pa . This...

Attempt: Note we must have that ## f>0 ## and ## g>0 ## from some place or ## f<0 ## and ## g<0 ## from some place or ## g ,f ## have the same sign in ## [ 1, +\infty) ##. Otherwise, we'd have that there are infinitely many ##x's ## where ##g,f ## differ and sign so we can chose a...

Hi, I have a test board that I would like to do an AC hipot test on a MOSFET with connections across the drain/source. Since because of the built in diode, current flows during the negative half cycle. Is AC hipot possible for a MOSFET, or is DC required?

Hi, I have a high school student who supposedly synthesized a large quantity of Rochelle salt. I was looking for a conclusive chemical test to verify that it was indeed produced. This isn't because I actually suspect anything weird in the student project, its only for educational purposes...

The answer sheet states that the series converges by limit comparison test (the second way). In the case of this particular problem, would it be also okay to use the comparison test, as shown above? (The first way) Thank you!

Um, why are we spending $330M on a mission to (re-)prove that conservation of momentum works in space? What am I missing? https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/23/spacex-launching-nasa-dart- spacecraft -to-crash-into-an-asteroid.html SpaceX is launching a NASA spacecraft that will crash into an asteroid

Hi all! During the weekend I exercise with math problems from the Calculus book (LINK - Calculus). Are there any tests which I can take on university level (online or physically)? It would be nice if the tests are recognized/accepted by universities as I consider doing a master-study in the...

My answer is coming a & c but given ans is a, b & c in my textbook. Plz can someone give mechanism for this reaction? Because my teacher only told that 2° and 1° Amines give the test. So answer should be a & c na but it's wrong :(

I want to code up a (physical) model of an aircraft or car, and I want to create an automated integrated test to check that the code produces reasonable and realistic results. For example, I want to check that the path taken by the aircraft or car is physical and reasonable. However, I don't...

Hey! 😊 A multiple choice test consists of 10 questions. For every question there are five possible answers, of which exactly one is correct. A test candidate answers all questions by chance. (a) Give a suitable random variable with value range and probability distribution in order to work on...

The neutrino has been puzzling since its proposal and its experimental confirmation. There have been experimental anomalies with it for every experiment designed to test it. One fact that might be quite key is that measurements of the mass-square of the neutrino has consistently shown it to...

Sorry, this might not be the right place for this question. I've noticed newer model oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, AWGs, etc. are being made more and more with touchscreens and fewer buttons. Is there an economic incentive to this, or is it just a marketing gimmick? It bugs me because I've...

Qutools makes quantum physics kits for educational purposes. Its quED kit is designed to help students learn about entanglement by performing Bell tests. In the manual section 5.1 it describes "the simplest test to verify entanglement of photon pairs." My question is if the entangled photons...

$\newcommand{\szdp}[1]{\!\left(#1\right)} \newcommand{\szdb}[1]{\!\left[#1\right]}$ Problem Statement: A survey of voter sentiment was conducted in four midcity political wards to compare the fraction of voters favoring candidate $A.$ Random samples of $200$ voters were polled in each of the...

$\newcommand{\szdp}[1]{\!\left(#1\right)} \newcommand{\szdb}[1]{\!\left[#1\right]}$ Problem Statement: Let $S_1^2$ and $S_2^2$ denote, respectively, the variances of independent random samples of sizes $n$ and $m$ selected from normal distributions with means $\mu_1$ and $\mu_2$ and common...