(a) Think of 2 states say A and B where no. of nurses are same but one has a much larger population than other, then the number of nurses in the larger population may not be enough to serve all patients. Due this reason for comparing we should have some common base/unit like per capita or per 100000 in this case.
(b)
The data more or less looks to come from a Normal distribution with mean in the range (760-920). Dist. of Columbia is an outlier as it lies beyond 1.5* IQR from 3rd quartile. A reason for this can be that it is the capital and thus there are much more number of hospitals and medical services and thus more staff.
Where are the nurses? Table 1.5 gives the number of ac- tive nurses per 100,000 people...
Question 1: (MINITAB or R) Let’s look at the variation of the net releases of toxic chemicals in pounds per square mile for each state in a different way. We are using the same data set as in lab 1 problem 1. a) Obtain the boxplot of the entire data set (ignore political color for now). Excel does not do this easily so use Minitab or R. b) Find the five-number summary, the mean, and the standard deviation of the...
State POVERTY% GUN DEATHS H.S. GRAD's UNEMPLOYMENT New Jersey 6.80% 5.7 91.8 91.8 Vermont 7.60% 9.2 91 3.6 91 3.6 Minnesota 8.10% 12 91.5 4 Hawaii 8.60% 2.6 87.4 4.9 Delaware 9.20% 10.3 90.4 3.7 Utah 9.20% 12.6 90.4 3.7 Virginia 9.20% 10.2 86.6 4.5 Nebraska 9.50% 9 89.8 2.8 connecticut 9.70% 4.4 88.6 5.3 Maryland 9.70% 9.7 88.2 5.1 Idaho Alaska 9.90% 10.00% 14.1 17.6 88.4 91.4 4.2 6.6 Massachusetts 10.10% 3.1 89 4.7 Washington 10.20% 8.7 89 4.7...
Please write answers clear. I will leave like if its correct. State POVERTY% GUN DEATHS H.S. GRAD's UNEMPLOYMENT New Jersey 6.80% 5.7 91.8 91.8 Vermont 7.60% 9.2 91 3.6 91 3.6 Minnesota 8.10% 12 91.5 4 Hawaii 8.60% 2.6 87.4 4.9 Delaware 9.20% 10.3 90.4 3.7 Utah 9.20% 12.6 90.4 3.7 Virginia 9.20% 10.2 86.6 4.5 Nebraska 9.50% 9 89.8 2.8 connecticut 9.70% 4.4 88.6 5.3 Maryland 9.70% 9.7 88.2 5.1 Idaho Alaska 9.90% 10.00% 14.1 17.6 88.4 91.4 4.2...