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QUESTION A reading program for fourth graders at Wiley Elementary School in Raleigh randomly selected 10...

QUESTION

  1. A reading program for fourth graders at Wiley Elementary School in Raleigh randomly selected 10 books from their recommended titles. The number of pages in each book is given below:

    176 224 175 126   80 144 194   64 198 177

    What is the standard deviation of the number of pages in these books? (round to two decimal places)

QUESTION

  1. The table below lists tap water lead content in parts per billion for 71 residences in Flint, MI, in 2015.

    0 104   10 6 5 0 3 0   13 4 2 2
    8 6 2 1 1 0 2 7 3 5 5 0
    0 5 5   42   22 8   20 6 2 5 3 2
    3 2 3 4 21   7 3   42 0 7 0 6
      28 18 1 2 3 1 5 0 3   10 2 3
    2 5 2 3 0 3 9 11 0 0 0

    Use Excel to calculate the following for this data set. Round all answers to two decimal places.

    Mean:

    Median:

    Mode:  

    Range:

    Standard Deviation:

QUESTION

  1. The following data are the 2012-2013 salaries in thousands of dollars for 14 randomly selected Carolina Panthers football players:

    465 490 490 490 540 540 540
    700 770 1308 1500 2400 7750 8500

    Use Excel to calculate the following. Round all answers to two decimal places if they are not whole numbers. If there is no mode, write NONE for the mode.

    Mean:

    Median:

    Modes: (smaller) , larger

    Range:

    Standard Deviation:

QUESTION 8

  1. The following data are the in-state tuition for a full time student at 15 randomly selected community colleges in North Carolina:

    1294 1090 1241 1074 1336
    1337 1452 1424 1344 1413
    1379 1380 1419 1414 1382

    Use Excel to calculate the following. Round to two decimal places for results that are not whole numbers. If there is no mode, write NONE for the mode.

    Mean:

    Median:

    Mode:

    Range:

    Standard Deviation:

Please, show me your all works. Thanks.

Solutions

Expert Solution

QUESTION 1

Let x be the number of pages in each book. Then Standard deviation of x is calculated by the below formula:

x

176

20.2 408.04
224 68.2 4651.24
175 19.2 368.64
126 -29.8 888.04

  80

-75.8 5745.64
144 -11.8 139.24
194 38.2 1459.24

  64

-91.8 8427.24
198 42.2 1780.84
177 21.2 449.44
1558
24317.6

= 155.8

=

=51.9803

Standard deviation of the number of pages in these books is 51.98

QUESTION 2

Enter the given data in the excel sheet. I have done it in cell A1 to A71. Now apply the below formula in any of the blank cells to get the answer. You will get the below answers once you apply the formula.

  1. Mean: =AVERAGE (A1:A71) = 7.29
  2. Median: =MEDIAN (A1:A71) = 3
  3. Mode:  =MOD.SNGL(A1:A71) = 0
  4. Range: =MAX (A1:A71)-MIN (A1:A71) = 104
  5. Standard Deviation: = STDEV.S(A1:A71) = 14.33

QUESTION 3

Enter the given data in the excel sheet. I have done it in cell A1 to A14. Now apply the below formula in any of the blank cells to get the answer. You will get the below answers once you apply the formula.

  1. Mean: =AVERAGE (A1:A14) = 1891.64
  2. Median: =MEDIAN (A1:A14) = 620
  3. Mode:  =MOD.SNGL(A1:A14) = 490,540
  4. Range: =MAX (A1:A14)-MIN (A1:A14) = 8035
  5. Standard Deviation: = STDEV.S(A1:A14) = 2700.87

QUESION 4

Enter the given data in the excel sheet. I have done it in cell A1 to A15. Now apply the below formula in any of the blank cells to get the answer. You will get the below answers once you apply the formula.

  1. Mean: =AVERAGE (A1:A15) = 1331.93
  2. Median: =MEDIAN (A1:A15) = 1379
  3. Mode:  =MOD.SNGL(A1:A15) = NONE
  4. Range: =MAX (A1:A15)-MIN (A1:A15) = 3778
  5. Standard Deviation: = STDEV.S(A1:A15) = 115.19

This is how we can directly apply formula in excel and do the problems. Else we can follow the same method of problem 1 to calculate mean and standard devaition for all other questions also. To calculate median, we have to arrange the data in either ascending or descending order and then select the middle item. To calculate mode, we have to find the most frequently appearing observation. To calculate range we have to find the difference of the highest value and lowest value.


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