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TATS lessen 2 Saved to this PC References MailingsReview View Help Tell me what you want to do AaBbCcD AaBbCcD AaBbC AaBbCcl A Normal No Spac... Heading 1 Heading 2 Styles 1. The expected life expectancy for a sample of 6 dog breeds was collected. Breed Collie Cockapoo Dachshund Life Expectancy 18 12 English Bulldog 10 Pointer Malamute 13 A. By hand, calculate the mean Life Expectancy. 12 B. By hand, calculate the variance of the Life Expectancy. 11.6 C. By hand, calculate the standard deviation of the Life Expectancy. 3.406 D. By hand, determine the 5 number summary of the data. 54 2. Open the data file Summer18Data. This file contains data from a sample of World Campus Stat200 students. Use Minitab Express to answer the following questions. A. Make a dotplet for the height and paste it here. B. Make a histogram for the height and paste it here. C. Using your dotplot and histogram from parts A and B, describe the height in terms of shape and outliers.

STATS lesson 2。5a, ed tc this PC References Mailings Review Vieww Help OTell me what you want to do A.D.A-l■三ー 1:臥12-田 リNo Spac Heading 1 Heading 2 Title Styles D. Use Minitab Express to compute the mean, standard deviation, variance, range, 5 number summary, interquartile range, and mode for the height. Paste your output here. E. Is the mean, median, or mode the best measure of central tendency to describe the height in this scenario? Why? F. Use Minitab Express to construct a side-by side dotplots to compare the height for males and females in this sample. Paste it here. Lesson 2: Describing Data Part l Due Monday, January 21, 11:59 PM EST G. Using your side-by-side dotplots from part F, compare the height for males and females in terms of both center and spread. H. Create a two-way table with the rows as Dog and the columns as Dieting. (Statistics- Cross Tabulation and Chi-Square. Paste it here.

STATs iesson 2·5a.edto this pc out Relerences Mailings Review View Help P Tell me what you want to do AaBbCcDe AaBbCcD AaBbC AaBbCcl NomaNo Spa... Heading 1 Heading2 Tate Parageaph Styles I. What proportions of students are Dieting? K. what proportion of Dog Owners are not dieting? L. What proportion of Non-Dog Owners are dieting? M. Construct a side by side bar chart to compare the number of students who are and are not dieting by their dog ownership. Paste it here. 3. In one class, 51% of students are passing, 36% of students have overdue work, and 17% of students are passing AND have overdue work. A. What is the risk of a student not passing? B. What are the odds of a student not passing? C. Are passing and having overdue work disjoint? D. Are passing and having overdue work independent? E. What is the probability that a student is passing or has overdue work? F. What is the probability that a student is neither passing nor has overdue work?

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