The Number of Hours of Training Time Received by Employees

question 28

Multiple Choice

The number of hours of training time received by employees and the time it took (in minutes) for them to trouble shoot their last process problem was estimated using a
Regression equation. The 95% prediction interval for trouble shooting time with 8
Hours of training was determined to be 12.822 to 19.261. The correct interpretation is

• A) We can be 95% confident that the trouble shooting time by a particular line
• Worker who received 8 hours of training will be between 12.822 and 19.261
• Minutes.
• B) We can be 95% confident that the average trouble shooting time by line workers
• Receiving 8 hours of training is between 12.822 and 19.261 minutes.
• C) The troubleshooting time by a line worker who received 8 hours of training will
• Be between 12.822 and 19.261 minutes 95% of the time.
• D) 95% of the time the average troubleshooting time is between 12.822 and 19.261
• Minutes.
• E) We can be 95% confident that troubleshooting times will be between 12.822 and 19.261 minutes.

Identify the elements and impact of illegal contracts.

Understand the role of guarantors in contracts and the potential liabilities involved.

Understand the basic requirements for a contract to be considered legal and binding.

Recognize the factors that lead to the classification of contracts as void, voidable, unenforceable, or illegal.

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