Problem One
A high school teacher at a small private school assigned trigonometry practice problems to be worked online. Students must use a password to access the problems and the time of log-in and log-off were automatically recorded for the teacher. At the end of the week, the teacher examined the amount of time each student spent working the assigned problems. The data are provided below in minutes.
15
28
25
48
22
43
49
34
22
33
27
25
22
20
39
Problem Two
Bailey has been playing golf on the weekends for the past three years. Recently, she started keeping track of her recorded scores. Her scores for June and July at her favorite 9-hole (par 36) golf course are provided below.
45
49
42
56
41
36
34
38
41
40
42
41
39
38
40
39
36
41
Problem Three
Midterm exam scores for a small advanced neuroanatomy class are provided below. Scores represent percent of items marked correct on the exam.
87
99
75
87
94
75
35
88
87
93
Problem Four
A group committed to quality television has been concerned about a new talk show. For two weeks, they decide to count the number of words that must be "bleeped" as too obscene for television and the number of physical altercations. They hope that after recording this data that they will be able to argue that the show is inappropriate for television particularly during the day. The data for number of words censored is provided below.
342
267
321
157
33
349
254
166
132
289
Problem 1:
The mean value of the data set is:
μ = 452/15 ≈ 30.1333
The median of the data set is 27 (Arrange in ascending order, then select the one in center)
Mode is 22 (One having highest frequency)
Skewed slightly to the left.
Problem 2:
The mean value of the data set is:
μ = 41
The median of the data set is 40.5
Mode is 41
Skewed to the left
Problem 3:
The mean value of the data set is:
μ = 82
The median of the data set is 87
Mode is 87
Not skewed , centered
Problem 4:
The mean value of the data set is:
μ = 231
The median of the data set is 260.5
No mode for this data
Skewed to the right
Problem One A high school teacher at a small private school assigned trigonometry practice problems to...
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