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Question#1:
a) There are seven variables in the data set given as
follows:
1. Make
2. Model
3. Recommended
4. owner satisfaction
5. Overall score
6. Overall miles per gallon
7. Acceleration.
b) Categorical variables:
• Make
• Model
• Recommended
• Owner satisfaction

Quantitative variables:

• Overall Miles Per Gallon


• Overall score
• Acceleration
c) Percentage of recommended vehicles:
Total No. of vehicles = 15

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% of recommended vehicles = 7*100/15 = 46.67%


Thus, about 47% of the vehicles are recommended.
d) Average of overall miles per Gallon:

Sum of all observations =


26+27+24+24+24+23+23+21+25+24+31+26+22+22+24=366

Average = sum of observations /total number of observations

=366/15 = 24.4

Thus, 24.4 is the average of overall miles per gallon.

e)
Count of Owner Satisfaction
8
7
7

5
4
4
3 Total
3

2
1
1

0
- ++ + 0

f)

Row Labels Count of Acceleration (0-60) Sec


7-7.9 1
8-8.9 5
9-9.9 4
10-10.9 5
Grand Total 15

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Frequency
6

3
Total

0
7-7.9 8-8.9 9-9.9 10-10.9

Question#2
a) The data collected in this example are categorical
because they involve responses that fall into distinct
categories or groups (e.g., Definitely Will, Probably
Will, May or May Not, Probably Will Not, Definitely
Will Not). The responses represent categories rather
than numerical values.
b) The measurement scale used is Ordinal. The responses
"Definitely Will", "Probably Will", "May or May Not",
"Probably Will Not", and "Definitely Will Not"
represent ordered categories on an ordinal scale. While
there is an order to the categories, the intervals between
them are not consistent or meaningful.

Question#3
a)

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Count of Median Income Count of Median Income


Row Labels (000's) (000's)2
65-70 1 2.00%
70-75 6 12.00%
75-80 17 34.00%
80-85 6 12.00%
85-90 7 14.00%
90-95 5 10.00%
95-100 4 8.00%
105-110 3 6.00%
110-115 1 2.00%
Grand Total 50 100.00%

b)
Total
18 17
16
14
12
10
8 7 Total
6 6
6 5
4
4 3
2 1 1
0
65-70 70-75 75-80 80-85 85-90 90-95 95-100 105-110110-115

c) The shape of the distribution shows that the histogram is


skewed to the right (Positively skewed). This indicates that
there are more states with household incomes below the median
than above it.

d) The highest median income for two-earner households is


of New Jersey with a median income of $110,700.

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