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2- ORGANIZING DATA
1- Twenty elementary school children
father only (F), mother only (M), or someon 7 ).
are as follows. © else (S). The responses of the chiléne,
M B B M F § BM &
BOF BM M BBF®™ wy
a, Construct a frequency distribution table.
b. Write the relative frequencies and Percentages for all categories.
c. What percentage of the children in this sample live with mother only?
4. Draw a bar graph for the frequency distribution and a pie chart for the percentages
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majors who recently graduated from a university,
wR KR SB KA 4 2 2 4%
SPOR AR KR eB A BQ
Ak 1 3 ee et 2 1
4. Prepare a frequency distribution table for th
b. Compute the relative frequency and
©. Draw a bar graph for the relative fr
d. What Percentage of these graduates
ese data acing single valued classes,
Percentage distributions for all Categories.
‘equency distribution.
took 2 or 3 computer counts?
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3-The following data
» give the number of computer keyboards assembled
at the Twentieth Century Electronies Company for a sample of 25 days
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MR AER B50 57 a 4. S049 52
a. Construct a frequency distribution table
b. Calculate the relative frequencies and percentages for all classes,
c. Construct a histogram and a polygon for the percentage distribution and cumulative
increasing curve.
d. For what percentage of the days is the number of computer keyboards more
than53? ns25 ;mvnz Lit, way = 566
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number of computer terminals produced at the company for a sample of 39 aoe the
S,
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woo MH DO aOR MW
a Construct a frequency distribution table
b. Calculate the relative frequencies and percentages for all classes,
c. Construct histogram and a polygon for the percentage distribu
cumulative increasing curve. on ang
a For what percentage of the days is the number of computer terminal;
in the interval less than 27 ? Is Produceg
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production managers randomly selected from large companies.
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AS B49 33,2377 033 ThA.
BOA 559 BL 356 493 “7r4 “TH. ng
BS 52 750. GHA S48 73S 488 YRS,
BS 727 94_ BS RS 679 461 651,
a. Construct a frequency distribution table
p. Calculate the relative frequencies and percentages for all classes.
c, What is the width of each class?
4. Construct a histogram and a polygon for the percentage distribution and cumulative
jncreasing curve.
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Cateutate Hho mews, Median, mode, range, YATANEE, undid devintion, the values,
corresponding 10 the fiat and third Quartiles, mo 0 ove dent of uy)
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Wy
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S262
Calculate the lean, median. mode, rnge. verience, senderd devistion, the values
corresponding to the first and third Quantiles, 2nd coeficiext of veriztion.
56047 ess oH
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ded to billions of dollars) for a
¢ 1992 gross sales (roun'
4.The following table gives th
camp Of eight U.S. companies:
~~ Company 1992 Gross Sales (billions of dollars)
Philip Morris 50
General Electric 62
Pfizer 7
Merck 10
Coca-Cola 3
AT&T 65.
Hewlett-Packard 7
Johnson & Johnson 14
Calculate the mean, ee and the values, cofresponding to the first and third
Guaies mo d and coefficient of variation.
Meaz fo h« T3359 5.55 n- 3
ce 7 no 7
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4-The following table gives the frequency distrl
for a sample of 40 university students enrolled
Hours of Study
lL OO OerlT|]|]|]|mUm
bution of total hours spent the semester
in an introductory during Spring 1993.
Number of Students
——S
24 to less than 40 3
40 to less than 56 5
56 to less than 72 0.
72 to less than 88 ir
88 to less than 104 5 nz ef =o
104 to less than120 5
Calculate the mean, median, mode, variance,
standard deviation, and coefficient of
jation.| Cla idpor| mat | mint Atunulative
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= 22 2 30:2 h -
co
4e4
tr
as
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he
36y"
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Themehten ts 75 frou
Acnmud ative Yncrta sig Curve
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ers sold during the past month at 40 computer stores located in New York City
o
Computers Sold Number of Stores
Calculste the meen, median, mode, variance, standard deviation, the values
corresponding to the first and third Quartiles and coefficient of variation.
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Me Sine sere a ee
te
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1-You buy a raffle ticket for
sold. The winner will be sele
you win?
anew .
cted at ae A total of 20,000 tickets have been
m from these. What is the probability that
Pte) to. = 2.005,
etel ene
2- List the simple events of the following statistical experiments in a sample space
One roll of a die. D
a. . " 4
leva losses a) (ges : AGS
b. Three tosses of a coin. «bases 3 foie (UarHeed As veyet')
1 = Tole
c. One toss ofa coin and one roll of a die.
Be fils Dp denM
> FERAL Etec tee
“of (ell, tT
3-A box contains three items that are labeled A, B, and C. Two items are selected at
random (with and without replacement) from this box. List all the possible outcomes
for this experiment. Write the sample space S.
— Samples $A,
—fe £ (0,8). (a,c), (Bc) §
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Je ve nts are f a I
ees ornot they suffer from math, How ao ae comes are possibly
: . jias La
Draw a tree diagram for this experiment. Draw @ Venn diagram. | os
wer
randomly selected fro
fest bey yy
Che
NN. 4 out Comes..a8 pss
Front A baad ane Student Net.s {ee
ey oo NN: (ay | — a a
.w red and a few green marbles. If three marbles are randomly
observed, how many total outcomes are
outcomes in a Venn
5- A hat contains a fe
drawn and the colors or these marbles are
possible? Draw a tree diagram for this experiment. Show all the
diagram.
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a. Atleast one part is good. 1 bahive
b. Exactly one part is defective, davdebed
c. The first part is good and the second is defective, zt
d. At most one part is good, Single 7 one otltome
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and 20% of the women are married. Determine the probability that a randomly
selected students will be classified as thefollowing. a
ie
(a) man and married (b) man and unmarri
(©) woman and married (@) woman and unmarried
an oo
marred Lettaaslfs een
mete. Leh. . renmene Lo bel.
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the rest are unmarried. There are 35 People altogether, 20 of whom are men. One
student is selected at random.
at Construct the joint probability table for sex versus marital status.
b. Indicate the probabilities for the following joint events:
(1) man and married (2) woman and married
(3) woman and unmarried (4) man and unmarried
boarded,
ren
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y= P(A) -
P(Rucder Gast eon® = Oe
9- “All the 420 employees of @ company were asked if they smoke or not and whethe,
they ‘at college graduates or not. Based on this information, the following two-way
classification table ware prepared.
|
p cans)
Collage Not a College aie +, eel
\ £
Smoker 35 80 We
Nonsmoker 130 175 aero)
\645 25 TS
probability that this
If one sample is selected at random from this company , find the
employee is a
a. collage graduate b. nonsmoker
d. collage graduate or smoker (@ smoker given the employee is not a college graduate
c. collage graduate and smoker
xollege graduate given the employee is a nonsmoker
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company based on whether they arc single or married and whether or not they own
stocks and bonds.
Own Stocks and Bonds Yes No 7}.
Single (120 280 4oo
Married 180 420 bo«
Leal Zoo ie
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a, _ If one employee is selected at random from these 1000 employees find the
probability that this employee is i, married ii, owns stocks and bonds
iii.) single given he/she owns stocks and bonds
¥.) does not own stocks and bonds given he/she is married
b. Are time events ‘‘single’” and ‘‘yes”” mutually exclusive? What about time
events ‘‘yes” and “no”?
c. Are the events ‘‘married”” and “yes” independent? Why or why not?
~ foe
eee LL. Plsdeple faan)
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u indepen deat
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a
11- Two thousand randomly selected tegen
i "The followin}
better off than their parents. The pte =
i i 1 More Than hig! ~
Less Than high high Schoo _
Se _ ’
Better off 140 (450 420 Bh
oom 60 250 u ° up,
200 00 0 54
Co»
_Worse off 300
Suppossohid Adult is selected af Fandom from those 2000 adults.
Find the following probabilities. a. P(better off or high school) b. P(more than high
school or worse off c. p(better off or worse off) d. P(better off and high schoo))
G) Petter off given that high school)
P| ‘=. tole, (oo
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P(A 238) = P(A). PLB NA)
12- Ross computers Inc. buys 55% of alt computer chips trait: Gill’s Company and
45% from Dillon’s Company. It is known that 1% of all the computer chips received
from gills are defective and 2% are. of all the computer chips received from Dillon’s
are defective. One computer is found In contain a defective chip. What is the
probability that this chip came from Dillons? _
delecfive Totel
Gills 1 en
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Me
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1+ The following table gives the probability distribution of a discrete random variable
x 0 I 2 3 4 5 6
Pee) 11 1928S ‘42.09 06 = \
Find the following probabilities.
a P&x=3) Pred) P(x>4) —- P(I< x <4)
Probability that x assumes a value less than 4
that x assumes a value greater than 2
Pr
bability that x assumes a value in the interval 2 to 5
a) Pluss) < o- 515. 9 -P(x<2\ 2 OM 4 0:14 2.030
PURS4) 50.04 40:06 = O15 PL HacKs)
PAS KK 4) =-0128 +.0:15-2 0-43
b)Plx —@) YMI=ot, >- 2.34
P( 22234) = onto = v “For Gut 05.2 0-4
Io Pl220).< 4.5 , Dxprenze and 2-248
Me~-2-39) 2 o00Bte. ~ 04S 0 842 #064158
| OF) 22.998 Cfoae-».9) 4 22 095)
f PCZHNIB) ea 97H) #6 + 9PYY— 0179 95-04 \249
@ Pte obi) 20129939, 2 (22-244)n 0.0812 & betetn 26
\y find tnferednd the standard normal cing :
a. totheright ofZ= 1.56). totheleRof z=-1.97 ~9* 27592
c. to the right ofz =-2.05 d. to the Ie
ih
6 P z7iey)
PE PLS <5 821 gu
Plz Tbs) 2 1- oMMag ate
= 2.0594 —
6 ne “1.9?) = 0-02uy Ee
©. PC 2-75) 2 bDAIF satus es
@ PC2c\86) 2 = 0.9525 — 2
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3- Obtain the following probabilities for the standard normal distribution.
a PC 2>-1.26) b. P(-.684.82)
@ P(e >= bes) 21> Pe- 126) 2\ 01839 «
DYPl-9b2cecht). Ple-izy) ~ Plz = 0.43)
= 0 +969) - 0-24 826 = 04Flogs
OP(f202.05) = Ploebes) Pease) \onB ued
6) P(-4.3152 es) = P22) —P(22-¥4.34) 2 o5-on es
OP Zr tai) 2 \- =
2 -B4e!
4- Let x be a continuous random variable that is normally distributed with a mean of
}0 and a standard deviation or 12. Find ‘the probability that x assumes a value
7 Fo) & greater than 70 b. less than 75
¢. greater than 100 ate an ys
(a) Pli9s) =PCB72765) ee the
al \-pP(2<395) 0 Te 53
+h. 6.996 XZ owl Lb 5s 3.95
FL A<45)\= Pe <2-75) = 2-997 21
OF Ci sloo) 2 P (295.82) 25.9921
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=o0.49=1
Oplh< 99)
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