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The document summarizes sales, calls, and time data from several examples using numerical and graphical methods. Example 1 analyzes sales, calls, and time data separately, reporting statistics like mean, median, mode, variance and standard deviation. Line and bar graphs show patterns in the data over time. Example 2 analyzes relationships between two variables, like sales and type or calls over time. The conclusion states that graphical analysis helps determine optimal outputs by revealing distributions, relationships, outliers and trends in the data.

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Chart Title: Project Part A Report

The document summarizes sales, calls, and time data from several examples using numerical and graphical methods. Example 1 analyzes sales, calls, and time data separately, reporting statistics like mean, median, mode, variance and standard deviation. Line and bar graphs show patterns in the data over time. Example 2 analyzes relationships between two variables, like sales and type or calls over time. The conclusion states that graphical analysis helps determine optimal outputs by revealing distributions, relationships, outliers and trends in the data.

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Project part A report

INTRODUCTION

Use Graphical Summary to summarize numeric data with a diversity of statistics such as the sample size,
mean, median, and standard deviation. A numerical summary is a number used to define a specific
characteristic about a data set.

Example 1.1. sales

Mean 41.890000
Median 43.000000
Mode 44.000000
Variance 70.321111
Standard Deviation 8.385768
Range 46.0000
Count (n) 100
Min 21.000000
Quartile 1 39.000000
Median 43.000000
Quartile3 47.000000
Max 67.000000
Interquartile Range 8.000000
(IQR)

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SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI

We saw the greatest number of sales in Wednesday but 2 highest amounts of sales are respectively in
Monday and Tuesday.
Example 1.2. Calls

Mean 162.100000
Median 160.500000
Mode 131.000000
Variance 323.808081
Standard Deviation 17.994668
Range 71.0000
Count (n) 100
Min 130.000000
Quartile 1 149.000000
Median 160.500000
Quartile3 176.250000
Max 201.000000
Interquartile Range 27.250000
(IQR)

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SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI

As the line chart shows the ups and downs of calls in a week, it can be said that weekly calls
are not stable.

1.3 – Time

Mean 15.226000
Median 14.950000
Mode 15.300000
Variance 5.423156
Standard Deviation 2.328767
Range 11.6000
Count (n) 100
Min 10.000000
Quartile 1 13.600000
Median 14.950000
Quartile3 16.900000
Max 21.600000
Interquartile Range 3.300000
(IQR)

The bar graph presents the average time per call this week and the highest average time is 13.6-15.4
minutes.

Example 2.1. Sales & Type


Example 2.2. Sales & Calls

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Sales (Y) Calls (X1)


Example 2.3. Time & Years

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Time (X2) Years (X3)

Conclusion
The analyses of data done through graph techniques to determine the optimal output.
Fundamentally, the graphs deliver the information about the shape of distributions, the relation
among the different variables and data sets, outliers and trends.

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