QUESTION 2
A professor grades a statistics test and records the grades. She
computes the mean,...
QUESTION 2
A professor grades a statistics test and records the grades. She
computes the mean, median, standard deviation, and the
interquartile range of the grades. Later, she decides to give 3
extra points to each student, and computes the mean, median,
standard deviation, and the interquartile range of the new grades.
Which of the parameters change between the two computations?
A professor grades a statistics test and records the grades. She
computes the mean, median, standard deviation, and the...
descriptive statistics for the closing stock prices of two
companies for several trading periods are shown...
descriptive statistics for the closing stock prices of two
companies for several trading periods are shown below. baba inc,
mean ,4.04 standard error, 0.11 median, 4.07 mode, 3.59 mean ,4.04
standard error, 0.11 median, 4.07 mode, 3.59 standard deviation
1.13 sample variance 1.28 kurtosis -1.10 skewness 0.04 range 3.98
minimum 2.00 maximum 5.98 sum 416.05 count 103 maman inc. mean
16.41 standard error 0.22 median 16.83 mode 16.59 standard
deviation 2.34 sample variance 5.48 kurtosis 9.10 skewness -2.85
range 12.57...
Please explain step by step.
The following data represents the GPA of a sample of 15...
Please explain step by step.
The following data represents the GPA of a sample of 15 students
enrolled in a history class.
3.4, 3.9, 4.0, 2.8, 3.5, 2.6, 3.2, 3.6, 1.9, 2.1, 2.0, 3.3, 2.4,
1.8, 3.2
(a) Find the first quartile. Do not include the median in the
calculations.
Answer: __________________
(b) Find the third quartile. Do not include the median in the
calculations.
Answer: __________________
(c) Find the mean.(Round to 2 decimal places.)
Answer: __________________
(d) Find the...
You want to gather descriptive statistics to predict results of
a general election in which there...
You want to gather descriptive statistics to predict results of
a general election in which there is evidence that people in
different demographic groups (i.e., by gender, political party, and
socioeconomic status) will vote differently. How do you sample
registered voters? Indicate why it is fitting.
A. Convenience sample
B. Simple random sample
C. Stratified random sample
D. Stratified random sampling with proportionate
representation
E. Stratified random sampling with oversampling
F. Cluster sampling
And now, for the Dog-and-Pony Show!
Consider the following scenario and calculate descriptive
statistics to answer...
And now, for the Dog-and-Pony Show!
Consider the following scenario and calculate descriptive
statistics to answer the accompanying questions:
Clydesdale horses have a mean height of 16.5 hands with a
standard deviation of 1.85 hands;
Great Danes (a breed of dog) have a mean height of 81 cm with a
standard deviation of 13 cmm.
Which population exhibits greater relative variation in
height?
2.Which of these two animals is taller compared to its
respective breed: a 20.2 hand tall Clydesdale...
Descriptive statistics for the closing stock prices of two
companies for several trading periods are shown...
Descriptive statistics for the closing stock prices of two
companies for several trading periods are shown below.
Baba, Inc
Maman, Inc
Mean
4
15.91
Median
3.92
16.59
Mode
4.19
15.58
Standard deviation
1.12
3.21
Skewness
0.08
-2.09
Count
109
124
Which company s stock price has a more dispersed
distribution?
A.
Maman, Inc.
B.
Baba, Inc.
C.
both
Only need answer for (f)
You can find scores of a test:
{ 56,67,67,70,73,73,75,76,77,79,80,81,83,83,85,87,88,89,92,93
}
(a)...
Only need answer for (f)
You can find scores of a test:
{ 56,67,67,70,73,73,75,76,77,79,80,81,83,83,85,87,88,89,92,93
}
(a) Obtain a frequency distribution for the test. (The number of
bins and intervals should be determined according to the rules in
the class slides).
(b) Draw a frequency histogram.
(c) Use the frequency distribution to compute the mean and the
median and variance. Are there any outliers in this data set?
(d) Plot the box plot of data based on the statistics you can...