Question

1A)The data were collected in a study conducted in a semiconductor manufacturing plant. In this plant the finished semiconductor is wire bonded to a frame. The goal of the study was to relate a pull strength to a wire length and a die height. The variables obtained for each subject were a pull strength (a measure of the amount of force required to break a bond), a wire length, and a height of a die. What is the type of these data?

B)The data on various characteristics of subdivisions that could be used in deciding whether to provide electrical power using overhead lines or underground lines was obtained. The values of the variable “total length of streets within a subdivision”
(in feet) are provided below.
1280 1050 1320 1200 3150 3100 1500 5320 360 530 1120 5700 2730
240 4390 3330 3350 2120 5200 1670 396 2100 3380 540 450 500
100 1419 1240 340 3870 2250 1850 4580 2109 3060 1000 1250 2320
2460 3150 4770 960 2400 2400 4120 1890

Answer 1

A)

The variables obtained for each subject were a pull strength (a measure of the amount of force required to break a bond), a wire length, and a height of a die. What is the type of these data?

The data type of strength(amount of force) is numerical and continuous scale.

The data type of wire length is also numerical and continuous scale.

The data type of height of a die is also numerical and continuous scale.