This file is from a statistics textbook and provides information on over 100 recently sold homes...

This file is from a statistics textbook and

provides information on over 100 recently sold homes in a town in Arizona (fictional). The variables that

are included are:

Price: Sales prices in thousands of dollars

Bedrooms: Number of bedrooms

Baths: Number of bathrooms

Size: Size of the house measured in square feet

Pool: Variable is 0 if no pool, and 1 if there is a pool

Garage: Variable is 0 if no garage, and 1 if there is a garage

Distance: This is the number of miles that the house is from city center

Township: There are five townships in the town. This identifies the township the house is in

Part 1: Identify whether each variable is qualitative or quantitative. Then identify whether each

variable is nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio.

Part 2: Use statistical techniques to provide a summary of the homes in this town. This can include

summary statistics and/or graphs. Think about what type of information is contained in each variable

(part 1) before you select summary techniques.

Part 3: Choose two townships and compare some aspects of the homes in each township. Please

consider both qualitative and quantitative characteristics. If a variable is quantitative please consider

measures of center and measures of dispersion when possible.

Price	Bedrooms	Size	Pool	Distance	Twnship	Garage	Baths
263.1	4	2300	1	17	5	1	2
182.4	4	2100	0	19	4	0	2
242.1	3	2300	0	12	3	0	2
213.6	2	2200	0	16	2	0	2.5
139.9	2	2100	0	28	1	0	1.5
245.4	2	2100	1	12	1	1	2
327.2	6	2500	0	15	3	1	2
271.8	2	2100	0	9	2	1	2.5
221.1	3	2300	1	18	1	0	1.5
266.6	4	2400	0	13	4	1	2
292.4	4	2100	0	14	3	1	2

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