Exam 4: Numerical Descriptive Techniques
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Which of these measures of central location is not sensitive to extreme values?
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Hours Worked per Week The following data represent the hours worked per week of a sample of 25 employees from a government department: 31,43,56,23,49,42,33,61,44,28,48,38,44,35,40,64,52,42,47,39,53, 27,36,35,and 20.
-{Hours Worked per Week Narrative} Compute the sample mean hours.
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Ages of Jockeys The following data represent the ages in years of a sample of 25 jockeys from a local race track: 31,43,56,23,49,42,33,61,44,28,48,38,44,35,40,64,52,42,47,39,53,27,36,35,and 20.
-{Ages of Jockeys Narrative} Find the lower quartile of the ages.
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Computers The following data represent the number of computers owned by a sample of 10 families from Chicago: 4,2,1,1,5,3,0,1,0,and 2.
-{Computers Narrative} Compute the mean number of computers.
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The ____________________ of a linear relationship is hard to interpret from the covariance,but it is easy to interpret from the correlation.
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Salaries of Office Workers The following data represent the salaries (in thousands of dollars)of a sample of 13 office workers of a firm: 26.5,23.5,29.7,24.8,21.1,24.3,20.4,22.7,27.2,23.7,24.1,24.8,and 28.2.
-{Salaries of Office Workers Narrative} Compute the variance and standard deviation of the salaries,and express the numbers in the appropriate units.
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If
,n = 12,and the slope equals 0.5,then the y-intercept of the least squares line is b0 = 276.08.

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Hours Worked per Week The following data represent the hours worked per week of a sample of 25 employees from a government department: 31,43,56,23,49,42,33,61,44,28,48,38,44,35,40,64,52,42,47,39,53, 27,36,35,and 20.
-{Hours Worked per Week Narrative} Compare the mean and median hours for these employees and
use them to discuss the shape of the distribution.
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The Empirical Rule states that the percentage of observations in a data set (providing that the data set is bell shaped)that fall within one standard deviation of their mean is approximately 75%.
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The Y-intercept,b0,of the least squares line
represents the:

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The size of a sample is denoted by the letter ____________________ and the size of a population is denoted by the letter ____________________.
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Ages of Jockeys The following data represent the ages in years of a sample of 25 jockeys from a local race track: 31,43,56,23,49,42,33,61,44,28,48,38,44,35,40,64,52,42,47,39,53,27,36,35,and 20.
-{Ages of Jockeys Narrative} Construct a relative frequency distribution for the data,using five class intervals and the value 20 as the lower limit of the first class.
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The median of an ordered data set with 30 items would be the average of the 15th and the 16th observations.
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When the standard deviation is expressed as a percentage of the mean,the result is the coefficient of correlation.
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The mean of a sample of 15 measurements is 35.6 feet.Suppose that the sample is enlarged to 16
measurements,by including one additional measurement having a value of 42 feet.Find the mean of
the sample of the 16 measurements.
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The y-intercept of the least squares line is the point on the line when ________________ = 0.
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The least squares method minimizes which of the following sum of squares?
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The line drawn within the box of a box plot always represents the mean.
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According to the Empirical Rule,if the data form a bell shaped normal distribution approximately ____________________ percent of the observations will be contained within 3 standard deviations around the mean.
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If a data set is composed of 5 different numbers,there are ____________________ modes.
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