Exam 2: Graphical Descriptive Techniques I

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A college professor classifies his students according to their grade point average (GPA)and their gender.The resulting cross-classification table is shown below. GPA Gender Under 2.0 2.0- 3. 0 Over 3.0 Male 10 30 15 Female 15 25 35 If you made a pie chart for male GPAs and a pie chart for female GPAs,those pie charts would look the same.

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The percentage of observations in each combination of the cross-classification table must be equal in order to show two nominal variables are not related.

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A pie chart shows the ____________________ of individuals that fall into each category.

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Provide one example of ordinal data;one example of nominal data;and one example of interval data.

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Your age is an interval variable.

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The final grade received in a Literature course (A,B,C,D,or F)is an example of a(n)____________________ variable.

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In purchasing a used computer,there are a number of variables to consider.The age of the computer is an example of a(n)____________________ variable.

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All-Nighters A sample of 400 students at a certain university was taken after the midterm;200 students reported staying up all night before the midterm and the other 200 students did not.Researchers recorded whether each student did well or poorly on the midterm.The following table contains the results. Did Well on Did Poorly on Midterm Midterm Stayed up all night 60 140 Did not stay up all night 120 80 -{All-Nighters Narrative} Briefly explain (using percentages)whether staying up all night before this midterm is related to a student doing poorly.

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If the relative frequencies in the rows of a cross-classification table are similar,then the two variables shown in the table are not related.

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Interval data,such as heights,weights,incomes,and distances,are also referred to as quantitative or numerical data.

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A(n)____________________ chart is not able to show frequencies.It can only show relative frequencies.

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Which of the following techniques can be used to explore relationships between two nominal variables?

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All calculations are permitted on what type of data?

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Whether or not you are over the age of 21 is a nominal variable.

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The Chief of Police conducted a survey of the officers on his squad.An officer's shooting score at target practice is an example of a(n)____________________ variable.

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The classification of student class designation (freshman,sophomore,junior,senior)is an example of a(n)

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Business School Graduates A sample of business school graduates were asked what their major was.The results are shown in the following frequency distribution. Majar of Graduates Number of gradiuates Accounting 58 Finance 42 Management 38 Marketing 52 Other 10 -{Business School Graduates Narrative} Draw a pie chart to summarize this data.Which major was the most popular?

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If two nominal variables are unrelated,then the patterns exhibited in their corresponding bar charts should be approximately the same.If some relationship exists,then some bar charts will differ from others.

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Car buyers were asked to indicate the car dealer they believed offered the best overall service.The four choices were Contour Motors (C),Modern Chrysler (M),Tonneau Auto (T),and Uncanny Chevrolet (U).The following data were obtained: What percentage of car buyers identified Contour Motors as having the best overall service?

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From a pie chart you are able to find the frequency for each category.

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