6)we know that average squared deviation is equal to the ratio of squared deviation and sample size
i.e.
average squared deviation = ( sum of squared deviation)/sample size
if we multiply the average squared deviation by sample size, then we get only sum of squared deviation
Sum of squared deviation is called as sum of squares or SS
The standard deviation is the quadratic mean of what? 5. 6. What do we get if we multiply the average squared deviation...
Matching.. 1 correlation 2.covariance 3. deviation 4.mean 5. median 6. mode 7. range 8. residual 9. sample size 10. standard deviation 11. standard error 12. Variance a. the difference between an observed value and the ,ean of the set of valies is a quantifies the direction and stregnth of a linear relationship between two quantitive variables is the average of the squared deviations of a dataset c. the d.of the three measures of central tendency, the___is affected the most by...
Please help me T.T LILID DIISID, LLUN IDA OCTOBER 26, 2018 Make an educated guess as to what the IQR is for the below graph Show work 40 60 80 100 2. Estimate the median of the same graph as seen in question 1. 3. Estimate the mean of the same graph as seen in question 1. 4. Estimate the standard deviation of the same graph as seen in question 1. 5. The standard deviation is the quadratic mean of...
Ch 014: Assignment - Numerical Descriptive Techniques < Back to Assignment Attempts: Average: 17 6. Measures of linear relationship - Covariance and coefficient of correlation Consider a data set consisting of observations for three variables: X, Y, and z. Their sample means, variances, and standard deviations are shown in Table 1 Table 1 Sample Mean 1-3 - 7 2-3 Sample Variance *- 1 - 13 Sample Standard Deviation - 1 - 3.606 - 1.732 Table 2 shows the observations for...
population values has normal distribution with mean of 212.5 and standard deviation of 4.8. we get random sample of 40. a) find probability that a single value is greater than 200.3 b) find probability that a sample size n=40 randomly selected is greater than 200.3 sorry SD 4.8
pick a number for mean and standard deviation generate 5 random numbers using a normal distribution and mean and standard deviation from (i) using your 5 numbers find the mean and the standard deviation of your data How far is your sample mean from your true mean? By 'far' I mean how many sample standard deviations. use the absolute value of distance here Repeat steps 2-4 1000 times. you should now have 1000 measures how far your sample mean is...
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Consider the following sample data: x 11 7 5 5 4 y 3 10 13 6 11 Click here for the Excel Data File a. Calculate the covariance between the variables. (Negative value should be indicated by a minus sign. Round your intermediate calculations to 4 decimal places and final answer to 2 decimal places.) Covariance b. Calculate the correlation coefficient. (Round your intermediate calculations to 4 decimal places and final answer to 2 decimal places.) Correlation coefficient
Please help me solve 43-45 43. Use the regression equation below to predict the profits for the restaurant when the population size is 14.8 thousand people. (Plug in 14.8 for X in the equation and calculate Y) Regression Line: Y--30.3091+6.0211 X 44. (True or False?) This correlation study proves that more people in a city will cause the restaurant profits to increase (True or False?) It will be fine to use the regression equation to predict the profits for the...
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