Discuss a numerical measures for the data


Discuss the bel;ow:

Column Question Key:

A= respondent number. (28 surveys were given out, 3 had not responded.)

B= Sex, Male or Female

C= How much money per month do you spend on leisure activities? (choices were $0-$50, $50-$100 and over $100)

D= What is your age? (5 categories: 18-25, 26-33, 34-41, 42-49 and 50-over)

E= How many hours, on average, do you have for leisure time?

F,G,H,I,J = List your top 5 leisure activities.

Categorical Data Sets:

1. Create a summary table for each data et. Expand them to include relative frequencies and percent frequencies.

2. Construct a pie chart for one of the sets (column C or D would be great).

3. Construct a bar chart for the other that wasn't chosen in #2.

4. Using C or D, construct a Pareto (sp?) diagram.

Numerical Data Sets:

1. Choose any one data set to be grouped into classes for a frequency distributon. Just be careful in selecting the width of your classes.

2. Construct a histogram using the frequency distribution you just developed.

3. Choose 2 data sets that might have a relationship to one another and explore that possibility with a scatter diagram.

4. Use a "stem and leaf" display to organize one of the data sets.

5. Calculate the mean, mode, median, variance and standard deviation for one of the data sets (your choice). If possible, show the numerical measures for the data you used for the histogram.

6. Develop a five-number summary you used in the "stem and leaf" display and comment on the symmetry of the data set.

Number 1 2 3 4 5a 5b 5c 5d 5e










1 M 0-50 34-41 12 family motorcycle home improvement family & friends Packers
2 F 50-100 26-33 15 tv sleep reading family & friends
3 F 0-50 26-33 5




4 F 0-50 50-over 2 casino disabled veterans work

5 M 50-100 34-41 8 running reading games with kids movies walks with wife
6 M 0-50 42-49 15 golf reading family & Friends Movies watching sports
7 F 0-50 34-41 1 watching kids Breakfast with sister yardwork bumbing with dad internet
8 F 50-100 26-33 10 family & friends Bowling Relaxing Movies Playing cards
9 F 50-100 42-49 6 bingo slots reading dining out music
10 F 0-50 26-33 15 family & friends dining out get hair done movies bowling
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12 M 0-50 34-41 2 Newspaper Mowing lawn Taking family out to eat walking dog volunteer work
13 F 0-50 18-25 10 sleep going to bars music movies driving
14 F 50-100 18-25 20 boyfriend play with pets drive to country movies friends & family
15 F 0-50 26-33 5 Shopping TV Internet Reading Drawing
16 F 0-50 34-41 6 movies watch children (games0 dining out family & friends reading
17 F over 100 34-41 1 reading cooking sewing swimming travelling
18 F 50-100 34-41 6 Friends Concerts music tv shopping
19 F 0-50 34-41 8 time with son reading tv shopping walks
20 M 0-50 34-41 10




21 F 0-50 42-49 48 swimming reading crafts volunteering at school gardening
22 F 0-50 18-25 25 family & friends sleep computer eat tv
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24 F 0-50 50-over 5




25 F 50-100 18-25 10 walking basketball party with friends shopping talking on telephone
26 M over 100 26-33 6 paintball fishing shopping sight seeing gardening
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28 F 50-100 26-33 20 family & friends working out shopping night on the town tv

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