Details The below scenario describes a real-world or business application that utilizes statistical analysis to help resolve a business problem: increasing efficiency by decreasing processing time. Prepare an analysis by completing five steps of the hypothesis testing with one sample. The report should be a minimum of 5 pages in length. Last week, your manager asked you to analyze staffing needs for the Foreclosure Department. She was so impressed, and she wants you to create another report for her. Her intention is to decrease the processing time per document. Based on last week's report, the average number of processed documents per hour was 15.11, with a standard deviation of 2.666. That is, one document was reviewed in 238.25 seconds. To be objective as much as possible, the manager spoke with an employee whose average was exactly 15 documents per hour. The employee claimed that if she was given a larger monitor, the processing time would be shorter. They conducted an experiment with a large monitor and measured processing time. After reviewing 20 documents, the calculated average processing time per document was 190.58 seconds. The manager believes that a bigger monitor helped reduce the processing time for reviewing foreclosure documents. Conduct a hypothesis test using a 95% confidence level, which means that significance level a = 0.05. Use the 5-step process, and explain each term or concept mentioned in each section in the following. Step 1: Set Up Null and Alternative Hypotheses Based on the request description, explain if a one-tailed or two-tailed test is needed. If a one-tailed test is needed, is it a left or right-tailed test? Please explain why one alternative is better than the other. State both of the following hypotheses: Null hypothesis Alternative hypothesis You will need the following information to progress to Step 2: Standard deviation: Explain what standard deviation is. Locate the calculated standard deviation in the assignment description, and enter here. Random variable: Explain what a random variable is. Locate it in the assignment description, and enter here. Test type: Compare and contrast t-test and z-test. Once done, determine which one is appropriate for the experiment given the fact that the sample size is less than 30. Step 2: Decide the Level of Significance Explain what the significance level is, and determine whether the one used in the assignment description is high, medium, or low. What does this significance level tell you about this test? Locate the level of significance in the given scenario, and list it in this step. Significance level = ? Determine the degree of freedom based on the number of reviewed documents in the new experiment (n = 20) and based on the formula Degree of freedom = n – 1. Degree of freedom = ? Critical value = (You will need to use the t-table and find the intersection point between the degree of freedom and the alpha value that is provided in the assignment description.) Step 3: Calculate the Test Statistics Calculate the test statistics based on the test type determined in Step 1. If the determination was done correctly, you should use this formula to calculate the test statistics. Test statistics = ? Step 4: Compare the Calculated Test Statistics and the Critical Value Construct a bell-shaped diagram showing the critical value and the calculated test statistic. Step 5: Reach a Conclusion Was the manager's conclusion correct? Share your conclusions on the assumptions in the scenario using the hypothesis testing that you conducted in the previous four steps Details You are a Business Analyst working for the ABC Ball Bearing company. An hour ago, you sent an order of 74 boxes of your A1 ball bearings to a customer on your delivery truck.  You have just found out that your truck is going to go over a bridge that has a weight limit of 11,500 lbs.  You need to determine if your truck will safely make it over the bridge.  If you determine that the truck cannot make it over the bridge, you will need to call the driver and have him/her turn back.The plant manager has told you that an empty delivery truck with the driver weights about 8500 lbs.You have 30 boxes of the A1 ball bearings in your plant. You immediately had them weighed.  The weights of the boxes are:40.1    41.1    39.5    40.1    39.1    41.237.639.141.640.843.238.938.143.536.939.140.541.237.644.038.039.842.138.641.343.736.943.638.140.2Calculate the Mean and the Standard Deviation of this sample.Using the normal distribution curve, calculate the probability the truck’s total weight is under 11,500 lbs. What is your decision?  Will you allow the truck to continue or will you call the driver and tell him/her to turn back? Show all of your calculations.Discuss several types of sampling: e. convenience sampling, random sampling, stratified sampling, systematic sampling or cluster sampling.  Discuss which type of sampling is used in this scenario.Discuss what sampling bias is. Do you believe that using the 30 boxes in your warehouse caused sampling bias?What does the central limit theorem state and why is it important to solving this problem. Is the thirty boxes of ball bearings enough to predict the probability of safely going over the bridge?Use the template provided to complete a 5-page report (excluding the cover page). 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The references must be in APA format using appropriate spacing, hanging indent, italics, and uppercase and lowercase usage as appropriate for the type of resource used. Remember, the Reference page is not a bibliography but a further listing of the abbreviated in-body citations used in the paper. 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Skin and Money Skin and Money Chippendales and brutal competition: who owns a business concept, and how far should they go to protect it from copycat enterprises? Source: ( http://cases.ethicsworkshop.org/Skin_Money.html ) In the mid-1980s in Los Angeles, Somen “Steve” Banerjee and his friend Nick DeNoia pooled money to start a new kind of strip club: men baring it for women. Since they had no idea what they were doing, it didn’t go well. What finally helped was a couple of showmen from Las Vegas. Steve Merrit and his partner (professional and romantic) Mark Donnelly came aboard and hatched the idea of a Vegas-type song-and-dance show wrapped around the disrobing. To find performers, they cruised the muscle beaches outside LA. They brought the guys back to a studio, applied some Village People–style outfits (policeman, fireman, construction worker, and so on), and ran the group through a line-dancing routine. Their idea was simple but innovative: sex sells; but instead of making the show lustful, they made it entertaining. Drawing on their Las Vegas experience, Merrit and Donnelly understood how to do it, how to produce a fun theatrical fantasy instead of a crude flesh show. The general concept made sense and the execution was professional, but on opening night, no one knew what would happen. Chippendales exploded. Women went crazy for the performances, first in the United States, then Europe, and then everywhere as Banerjee and DeNoia rushed to form multiple traveling versions of their production. The time they didn’t spend together mounting the shows they spent in court fighting over who was entitled to how much of the profits and who really owned the suddenly very valuable Chippendales name and concept. The dispute ended in 1987 after DeNoia was shot dead in his office. One major problem Chippendales faced is that it wasn’t a hard show to copy. Get some muscled guys, some uniform-store costumes, a pop music soundtrack, and pound it all together into a dance routine with a little teasing; you don’t need a genius to do it. So others started. Michael Fullington was a junior choreographer for Chippendales. He struck up a friendship with some of the showguys, and they split away into a group called Club Adonis. The original choreographers—Merrit and Donnelly—also got in on the act, forming their own traveling revue called Night Dreams. Unhappy with these copycat acts, Banerjee hired a hit man to go around killing the whole bunch. The hit man, it turned out, was an FBI informant. Banerjee ended up in jail. The ensuing investigation led to more charges. There was arson (he’d burned down one of his own clubs for the insurance money some time back) and also another count of conspiracy to murder since it was Banerjee who’d arranged to have his original partner shot. The case never got to trial. Banerjee agreed to plead guilty, absorb a twenty-six-year sentence, and give up his rights to Chippendales along with nearly all his money and real estate holdings. While the lawyers worked out the details, Banerjee’s wife Irene worked feverishly to organize a group of character witnesses. By bringing a parade of people to testify about her husband’s good side at the sentencing hearing, she was hoping to get the jail time reduced. Or, maybe she was hoping to hold on to more of the money and real estate they’d accumulated. No one got the chance to testify. On the morning of the hearing, Banerjee hung himself in his cell. Because the trial was never completed, the plea deal never went into effect. And because the guilty man was dead, there was no one left to charge with any crime. Chippendales and all the money and property associated with it went to Banerjee’s wife Irene. Questions Is being a Chippendale’s dancer honorable work? Use the perennial ethical duties to justify—in ethical terms—the decision to become a Chippendale’s dancer. Ethically, how does this job compare with working for the Metropolitan Opera in New York, an outfit that calls itself “a vibrant home for the world’s most creative and talented artists working in opera”? Leaving aside the legal issues and using only the perennial duties, what ethical case could be made in favor of Banerjee getting a hit man to eliminate the people who were copying his show? Should he have hired someone or done the job himself? Explain. What’s a difference, in ethical terms, between hiring a hit man and hiring a beefcake dancer? The Club Adonis group worked for Chippendales before splitting to do the same thing elsewhere. Make the ethical case that their copy-catting was wrong. How can the copy-catting be justified in ethical terms? Did Banerjee do the right thing by hanging himself in the end? Justify in ethical terms. Is there an ethical argument against suicide, no matter what the situation is? When Banerjee hung himself, he lost his life, but he did manage to preserve his life’s property and wealth for his wife. Can a libertarian ethics be used to show that Banerjee did the right thing? Explain.