Question

In: Statistics and Probability

QUESTION ONE You want to find out the performance of county XYZ and you have been...

QUESTION ONE

You want to find out the performance of county XYZ and you have been given the following secondary data in tabular form of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP in K’m), broken down into three different categories, for three separate years.

CATEGORY	2016	2017	2018
Public Expenditure	3	5	15
Mining	12	15	30
Other	18	25	55
Total GDP	33	45	100

Present, illustrate, interpret and analyse the information using a) A Pictogram

A bar chart
A compound (multiple) bar chart
A component bar chart

The GDP for 2018 using a pie chart

Expert Solution

Simple Bar Chart

From above three graph it is clear that in each year GDP for public expenditure is low and GDP for other is very high.

Compound or Multiple Bar Chart

From compound chart it is seen that in each year GDP for public expenditure is less than mining and GDP for mining is less than other.

Component Bar Chart

Above graph shows all GDP for categories are increases in each year.

GDP for 2018 using a Pie Chart

In year 2018 GDP for public expenditure is very as compared to mining and others.

orchestra answered 1 year ago

You have n numbers and you want to find a number x (out of the n)...

You have n numbers and you want to find a number x (out of the n) such that x is larger than the median. You can create an algorithim that takes time O(nlogn): sort the n numbers and then report any number that is larger than the element in position n2 of the sorted array. You can also create an algo in O(n) time, by finding the median in linear time and then doing a linear scan to find a...

You have just been appointed as the County Commissioner of Hazard County. Your first day on...

You have just been appointed as the County Commissioner of Hazard County. Your first day on the job you have the following conversations: Ludwig mentions that Frank, the local rancher, is inflating land prices by buying too much land. This is an example of _______. (a negative externality a pecuniary externality a positive externality not an externality) George mentions that Ms. Daisy has planted some lovely new roses in front of her store. This is an example of ______. (a...

You are at XYZ Store and want to buy a replacement oven for your broke one...

You are at XYZ Store and want to buy a replacement oven for your broke one at home. The regular price for the oven you want is $1, 299.99 and is on sale 25% off. The cost for shipping and installing the oven is 199.99 (not part of the sale). After calculating the final price of the purchase there is a sales tax of 9.3%. You plan on financing this purchase with an annual interest rate of 22.5% for two...

3. Planning a Performance Audit - You have been assigned to a performance audit of a...

3. Planning a Performance Audit - You have been assigned to a performance audit of a local government, focused on compliance with requirements for state grant funds. Assume that you are just beginning to plan your audit. Considering guidance in the GAO’s Yellow Book, summarize some of the most important steps you should take in this Planning phase of your audit.

You awake one morning and, as sometimes happens, you find that you have been transported to...

You awake one morning and, as sometimes happens, you find that you have been transported to an alternate universe where the laws of physics are all the same, but the universal constants are different. You measure that the speed of light is 1.95×108 ??1.95×108 ms 1.95×108 ??1.95×108 ms. You then determine that in the middle of a flat coil with 5000 loops of radius 5.00 cm and a current of 5.60 A running through it, there is a magnetic field...

You want to find out the percentage of community college students that own a pet. You...

You want to find out the percentage of community college students that own a pet. You decide to email five students in one of your classes and ask them if they own any pets. (a) What is the population in this example? (b) What is the sample? (c) What is the parameter of interest? (d) Suppose three of the five students tell you they own a pet, while the other two say they do not. i. Is this numerical or...

Respond to question: around 150 words. Consider a performance review process that you have been part...

Respond to question: around 150 words. Consider a performance review process that you have been part of as an employee. Was the process effective? Did it motivate you to better performance? What, if any change in the process you experienced, would have made it better? If the process that you experienced was a positive comment on why you think it was so.

1. As an investor of a company, you want to find out your ROI provided by...

1. As an investor of a company, you want to find out your ROI provided by the company at the end of the current year. Which of the following formulas would you use? Group of answer choices Net Income divided by the Average Asset of the company. Net Income divided by the Sales amount of the company. Net Income divided by the Equity amount of the company's ending Balance Sheet. Net Income divided by the average amount of the Total...

"Measuring Firm performance." Then, each of you pick a firm, and do out the following: Find...

"Measuring Firm performance." Then, each of you pick a firm, and do out the following: Find and report its current P/E ratio. Calculate and report on any two of its ratios: its ROE, CR, D/E ratio or TAT for two years. Ideally use 2016 and 2017, and if 2017 numbers are unavailable, use 2015 and 2016. Write a brief (100 word) paragraph comparing its performance over the two years:2016 and 2017 (or 2015 and 2016). Everyone please use a different...

You want to find out if exposure to negative political ads affects monetary donations to a...

You want to find out if exposure to negative political ads affects monetary donations to a candidate. In order to answer this question you first find out how much money a number of people have already given, then you expose them to a series of negative ads. Finally you go back to these same people again to see if their giving has increased. (To summarize, you compare the mean amount that they gave before seeing the ads to the mean...