Classify each of the following as nominal, ordinal, interval or ratio level data:
a. The telephone area code of interviewees n
b. The weight of fish landed at Fraserburgh
c. Survey responses that scale attitudes towards a business from 1 to 5 dL
d. The time required to sell a house
e. Football players shirt numbers Inver
f. The Richter scale used to measure earthquake strength
g. Job satisfaction ratings of a sample of employees n--in
2. Consider the following economic and environmental performance indicators for a sample of nine countries: Country GDP per Carbon capita (000 dioxide USS) emissions South Korea 13.5 24.4 15.9 9.6 9.1 26.3 8.5 Italy Ukraine 1.0 Mexico Australia South Africa Brazil UK Calculatc the mean, median and modal value of carbon dioxide emissions per capita for this sample of countries a) b) Caleulate the mean and median GDP per capita for the sample and interpect the difference between them. Is the distribution of GDP per capita skewed to the left or to the right? 3. The following grouped data was derived from interviews with a sample of estate agents. shows the number of building plots sold over a period of six months falling into different class bands. Class Intervals (Ek) 10- under 15 15- under 20 20- under 25 25-under 30 30- under 35 35- under 45 45- under 55 35 29 16 12 a. Construct an ogive showing the cumulative relative frequency of observations. b. Compute the mean and median number of building plots sold c. You are told that the mean from the original ungrouped data was found to be lower than your answer in part c. Why has this occurred? 4. The data below shows the number of manufacturing plants in the UK arranged according to employment
PO2508 Understanding Statistics EXERCISE SHEET - l. Classify each of the following as nominal, ordinal, interval...
PO2508 Understanding Statistics EXERCISE SHEET1 1. Classify each of the following as nominal, ordinal, interval or ratio level data: a. The telephone area code of interviewees inten。し b. The weight of fish landed at Fraserburgh ner c. Survey responses that scale attitudes towards a business from 1 to 5 d. The time required to sell a house nternuL e. Football players shirt numbers Inter f. The Richter scale used to measure earthquake strength g. Job satisfaction ratings of a sample...
4 The data below shows the number of manufacturing plants in the UK arranged according to employment Number of Number of firms, f Cumulative frequency employees l0x 20 20(x<=50 50-x( 100 1 00<x< 200 200x 500 500x 1000 95409 15961 16688 7229 4504 2950 796 334 143871 95409 111370 128058 135287 139791 142741 143537 143871 Total a) From simply scanning the information, would you say the dataset was skewed a little'a lor? skewed to the left or skewed to the...
6. Using the same sample data as in question 3 above (ie on number of plots sold overa period of six months), Compute the variance of the sample using the formula a. (n -D bRepeat part a), but this time use the alternative formula for calculating sanmple variance (n-1) c. Find the standard deviation of the sample dDescribe a situation where the Coefficient of variation would be a more useful istical measure than Standard deviation. the coofficient of variation for...
8. The type of cereal you buy is an example of a. Ordinal data b. Nominal data c. Interval data d. Continuous data 9. The time you spent sleeping last night is an example of a. Ordinal data b. Nominal data c. Interval data d. Ratio data 10. The distribution pictured below is a. b. c. d. bimodal and skewed right. bimodal and skewed left. skewed right. skewed left. 11. A population consists of the following data: 7, 11, 12,...
3. The following grouped data was derived from interviews with a sample of estate agents shows the number of building plots sold over a period of six months falling into differen class bands Class Intervals (E 10-under 1S 15 - under 20 20 under 25 25 under 30 30-under 35 35 under 45 Frequency 35 29 16 12 45 under SS a Construct an ogive showing the cumulative relative frequency of c. You are told that the mean from the...
Each year about 1500 students take the introductory statistics course at a large university. This year scores on the nal exam are distributed with a median of 74 points, a mean of 70 points, and a standard deviation of 10 points. There are no students who scored above 100 (the maximum score attainable on the nal) but a few students scored below 20 points. (a) Is the distribution of scores on this nal exam symmetric, right skewed, or left skewed?...
Descriptive Statistics: The Old-Fashioned Way (and with 2. In this problem, calculate the descriptive statistics below "by hand." That is, please show all of your calculations using Equation Editor (in Word, use Insert/Equation) or similar (although you must use R to verify your results). - Consider the hourly wages from a sample of six employed students duringa semester: w (10, 10, 16, 18, 18,18) A. Compute the arithmetic mean, geometric mean, median, and mode by B. Compute the variance, standard...
(1, 1 pt ea) Provide the summary statistics for the following set of numbers below (Note: if the answer is not an integer, you must provide the value to three decimal places)s 21, 24, 24, 29, 24, 28, 13, 16, 40, 33, 22, 20, 23, 19 44.1 u Mean 241 Range2Pop. Variance = Z - Median SOR Pop. standard deviation = Q1 225 Mid-range = 20, S- sample Sample standard deviation Mode = Skewness (population)- Kurtosis (population)- Excess kurtosis (population)-...
True or False (1 point each) (Correct the ones that are false) The purpose of an interval estimate is to provide information about how close a point estimate, i.e. sample statistic, is to the population parameter. If the population standard deviation is unknown and cannot be estimated from historical data, an interval estimate for the population mean can be constructed by substituting the sample standard deviation and using the t distribution instead of the normal distribution. You cannot determine a...
2. The following summary statistics represents the number of cars sold in forty days in a showroom. Summary Statistics 18.s 0.435595672 18 18 Mean Standard Error Median Mode Standard Deviation 2.754948927 Sample Variance Kurtosis Skewness Range Minimum Maximum 7.58974359 -0.305892121 0.59249381 10 15 25 (a) Identify the variable for this study (b) How many observations are there for this study? (c) Do these measures of center agree? Explain. (d) Are the data symmetric or skewed? If skewed, which direction? (e)...