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1) The given data is an example of a ratio data since there is a true value of 0, i.e., a score of 0 implies that the person has score of nothing. Also, since the range of GMAT score is 200-800, it gives a clear idea of the order, interval values and the exact differences between the values.
It cannot be an example of interval data since there is a clear definition of 0. It cannot be an example of ordinal data either since we can exactly quantify the values in the given range. It is not an example of nominal data since the data given is a quantitative value, i.e. the data can be measured.
2) The given data is an example of ordinal data since the educational level can be categorized into different levels although differences between the categories are uneven.
The data cannot be an example of nominal data since there exists a definite order among the values. It cannot be an example of either interval or ratio data since the data is not a quantitative one.
3) The average score of the exam is an example of descriptive statistics since we can use this value to explain or describe the overall score of all the students who took the exam.
4) Given data
Here the number of values is, . Hence the mean of the data is given by,
Therefore, the mean of the sample is 6.5.
5) Given data
Here the number of values is, . Hence the mean of the data is given by,
Therefore, the mean of the population is 25.
6) The given data is as follows
Number of absent students (x) | Frequency(f) |
0 | 9 |
1 | 3 |
2 | 4 |
3 | 5 |
4 | 3 |
5 | 1 |
Total | 25 |
The mean of the above data is given as
where n is the total frequency.
Here
and
The mean of the data is given as
Therefore, the mean number of absent students per class is .
7) Given data
The variance of the data is given as
where is the mean of the data.
Here mean of the data is given as
Then,
The variance of the data is given as
The variance of the population is given as 23.7143.