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Sections 2.1 and 2.2 Problems

Quiz 2.1 – 2.2 tomorrow -May use 1 side of a 4 x 6 note card for the quiz

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities What are the cases? What is the variable?

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities What are the cases? the 77 cities 2. What is the variable?

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities What are the cases? the 77 cities 2. What is the variable? percentage of renters

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities 3. What is the shape?

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities What is the shape? skewed right

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities 4. What is the center?

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities 48

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities To find the position of median, use:

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities 48

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities Q1 = Q3 =

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities Q1 = 43 Q3 =

Percentage of Renters in 77 Cities Q1 = 43 Q3 = 55

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Page 55, E22 mean 500

Page 55, E22a mean 500 SD 100

Page 55, E22a mean 500 SD 100 Actual values: 518, 114

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Page 55, E22b b. estimate 68% of the SAT I math scores are within one standard deviation of the mean

Page 55, E22c For SAT I critical reading scores, the shape was similar, but the mean was 10 points lower and the standard deviation was 2 points smaller. Actual values for math: 518, 114

Page 55, E22c Actual values: 518, 114

Page 54, E20 Convert the histogram in Display 2.38 into a relative frequency histogram.

Page 54, E20

Page 52, P11 Make the right side for maximum longevity and use a split-stem method.

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Page 52, P11 The values of average longevity are generally smaller and have a slight skewness toward the larger values. The distribution of maximum longevity is more spread out and is more uniform in shape.

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Page 55, E23a a. We should predict that domesticated mammals generally have greater longevity due to their relative safety and better care.

Page 55, E23b Average Longevities

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Questions? Quiz 2.1 – 2.2 tomorrow -May use 1 side of a 4 x 6 note card for the quiz