Use the data in and description of BUSI1013 Bank Dataset.xlsx to
complete and answer the following: (4 points each for Part
a and b, 2 points for part c, 10 points in total
Here is the link address for the data set. please provide screen shot of how to enter the data to arrive at the solutions https://courses.yorkvilleu.ca/iSpring/BBA/BUSI_1013/Resources/Exercises/BUSI1013-Bank_Dataset.xlsx
a)Measures of location for increase in deposits are
Mean of Increase in Deposits = 3.92237
Median of Increase in Deposits = 4.35
Measures of variability increase in deposits are
Maximum of Increase in Deposits = 16.6
Minimum of Increase in Deposits= -7.9
Range of Increase in Deposits =maximum - minimum = 24.5
Standard deviation of Increase in Deposits = 5.85150
b)Measures of location for increase in loans are
Mean of Increase in Loans = 8.63224
Median of Increase in Loans = 8.4
Measures of variability for increase in loans
are
Minimum of Increase in Loans = -9.7
Maximum of Increase in Loans = 28
Range of Increase in Loans =maximum - minimum= 37.7
Standard deviation of Increase in Loans = 7.79427
c) from the above results for both increase in deposits as well
increase in loans , we can say that yes,the recent
change in the customer account management process is
effective.
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