Prepare a frequency distribution of the data set


Discuss the following:

Part 1: Moore Travel Agency, a nationwide travel agency, offers special rates on certain Caribbean cruises to senior citizens. The president of Moore Travel wants additional information on the ages of those people taking cruises. A random sample of 70 customers taking a cruise last year revealed these ages.

57

77

85

72

80

58

55

74

70

60

85

59

66

61

91

59

57

83

79

52

91

70

81

66

86

66

80

81

53

55

68

77

80

86

74

66

55

82

55

69

63

77

82

87

64

90

56

70

89

78

72

60

85

67

76

69

62

54

90

53

91

75

77

53

74

89

67

67

56

67

Use the 2k  > n rule to prepare a Frequency Distribution of the above data set and then construct a Histogram, Frequency Polygon and Ogive.

Part 2: The following list contains the number of customers assisted by three financial advisors in a local bank over a 10-day period.

Financial

 

 

 

 

Day

 

 

 

 

 

Advisor

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Alan

41

36

30

26

23

22

23

20

17

18

Beth

33

31

35

29

32

32

30

29

34

27

Clair

22

24

25

26

31

35

35

37

38

39

Prepare:          

a.) Stem-and-Leaf Chart for Alan

b.)  Ordered Array for Beth

c.)  Box-and-Whisker Plot for Clair

d.) Pie Chart showing percentages for Alan, Beth and Clair

e.) Time Line (on one chart) for Alan, Beth and Clair

f.)  100% Bar Chart (on one chart) for Alan, Beth and Clair based on the company standard that financial advisors must assist at least 30 customers a day to be considered successful. (i.e., less than 30 is considered unsuccessful)

Part 3: Systematic Inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) is a major problem for patients with disfunctioning organs. Medical researchers at the University of Pittsburgh (Journal of the American Medical Association, July 5, 1995) conducted a study of the incidents of SIRS in 22 patients with cirrhosis of the liver. The clinical characteristics of the 22 patients-all waiting liver transplants in the intensive care unit (ICU)-are reported in the accompanying table.

Organ

Bile

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dysfunction

Blood Level

Age

Apache

Goris

 

Blood

 

Group

(mg/dL)

(years)

Scale

Scale

SIRS

Culture

Infection

Mild

1.22

54

21

6

No

Positive

No

Mild

1.89

37

21

5

No

Positive

Yes

Mild

0.58

59

19

5

No

Negative

No

Mild

0.13

24

12

4

No

Negative

No

Mild

2.21

39

7

3

No

Negative

No

Mild

0.96

75

10

2

No

Negative

No

Mild

0.54

40

23

9

Yes

Positive

No

Mild

1.11

44

27

8

Yes

Negative

No

Mild

2.81

51

26

10

Yes

Positive

No

Mild

1.11

28

18

7

Yes

Positive

No

Moderate

0.58

65

16

4

Yes

Positive

No

Moderate

0.38

57

15

5

Yes

Positive

No

Moderate

0.88

61

20

7

No

Negative

No

Moderate

2.45

37

15

5

Yes

Positive

No

Moderate

2.12

40

21

8

Yes

Negative

No

Moderate

0.68

48

29

11

Yes

Negative

No

Moderate

0.33

47

29

9

Yes

Positive

Yes

Moderate

0.18

60

31

12

Yes

Positive

Yes

Severe

0.76

57

30

9

Yes

Positive

Yes

Severe

1.05

48

23

7

Yes

Positive

Yes

Severe

0.44

58

25

8

Yes

Positive

Yes

Severe

1.39

65

27

9

Yes

Positive

Yes

a.) Develop a Pareto Chart for the Organ Dysfunction Group.

b.) Draw a Box-and-Whisker Plot for the Bile Blood Level

c.) Construct a Stem-and-Leaf Chart for age.

d.) Develop a Scatter plot for the Goris Scale (x-axis) and the Apache Scale (y-axis).

e.) Develop a 100% Bar Chart for Blood Culture

f.) Develop a Pie Chart for Infection

Part I: Data Organization and Analysis

A group of used AAA Batteries is thought to be made up of two different types (Ever-So-Readys and Enter-Me-Gizers).  The Enter-Me-Gizers are touted to be the best.  Sixty-three batteries were put into continual use until they failed.  The minutes each battery operated before failure is noted in the accompanying table.

409

403

407

430

432

440

391

400

392

406

431

442

439

394

399

408

399

448

422

442

393

406

399

404

434

434

436

395

399

393

405

433

435

443

393

439

446

429

400

397

442

395

424

429

426

395

390

440

391

420

432

443

410

397

441

391

434

445

435

397

405

439

392

a. Construct a Frequency Distribution with 10 Categories from the information in the table( i.e., Width = (Xmax-Xmin)/10, then round up to the next integer)

b. Construct a Histogram from the Frequency Distribution (you should see two distinct piles)

c. Calculate the Mean and Standard Deviation of the Ever-

So-Readys and the Enter-Me-Gizers (that's the statistics for each pile you see in your histogram).

d.  If a battery last for 410 minutes before failure, which type is it?  Support your answer with a good statistical argument (think about standardizing the distance from center of each pile).

Part II: Grouped Data

The following frequency distribution classifies college students based on their "adult beverage" consumption on a weekly basis.

Fill in the blank spaces with frequency distribution

 

 

"Beers"

 

 

 

 

 

Class

Boundary

Frequency

Midpoint

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

F

M

FM

FMM

 

A

0 - 4

1

 

 

 

 

B

5 - 9

3

 

 

 

 

C

10 - 14

5

 

 

 

 

D

15 - 19

7

 

 

 

 

E

20 - 24

4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sums

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  1. Draw a RELATIVE histogram from the frequency distribution
  1. Draw a separate RELATIVE frequency polygon from the frequency distribution.
  1. Draw a RELATIVE cumulative frequency chart (Ogive) from the frequency distribution.
  1. Recreate the data set in the form of an ordered array.
  1. Draw a box plot.
  1. Compute the interquartile range from your box plot.
  1. Compute the mean and standard deviation of the data set.
  1. What is the 60th percentile?
  1. Draw a number line and label it with the sample mean, two standard deviations above the sample mean, and two standard deviations below the sample mean.

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