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¡¡Balls, balls, Balls!!
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Collection of Data
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Titleist Taylor Made Bridgestone Nike ` Choice of Product Golf ball Brands
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Quantitative Data
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The Mean is represented by: The total value of units sold by the total number of golf balls The Mode is represented by: The units sold value that occurred the most The Median is represented by: The units sold in order and the two numbers in the middle divided by two Mean, Mode and Median Formulas
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Mean, Mode and Median
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Golf Balls Sold in Ordinal Form
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Nominal Unit Sales
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Unit Sales
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Range of values
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Standard Deviation
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Percentile Rank
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Standard Deviation With the Empirical Rule 16-602 778.9647 = -0.752 599.744 600.496 601.248 602 602.752 603.504 604.256
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Experiment : constructing a Dot Plot Directions: 1)One person from each group will be chosen to putt into the putting cup a)We will give each person a golf ball and then the person chosen from the group will putt the ball into the putting cup We will use your information to demonstrate how to create a dot plot on the board.
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Sales Correlation
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ẋ = sample mean N= Sample Size σ= Population Standard Deviation z/2=z-value with an area Confidence Intervals 602.1875 16 714.2021393 = 380.5714563
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Conclusion Statistics reflected Ϭ16 was the number of probabilities sold ϬThe Titleist is the highest selling brand Ϭ The Nike has the highest profit margin
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