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Exam 4: Exploring Data: Variability
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Question 21
Multiple Choice
Data Set 4-6: -1, 3, 0, 2, 1 -Suppose the scores in Data Set 4-6 were ratings of five freshmen. A question arose about the standard deviation of the ratings of the entire class and these five were taken to be a representative sample. The standard deviation is
Question 22
Multiple Choice
Suppose you had three numbers with a mean of 2. You calculated a deviation score for each of the three numbers and then added the deviation scores. The sum would be
Question 23
Multiple Choice
For each set below circle the letter of the more variable group. -Set 1:
Question 24
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is (are) not mathematically possible if only one distribution is being considered?
Question 25
Essay
"Aha!" exclaimed Professor Sandy Sunshine, "the Registrar said this year's freshman class had lower SAT scores on average than last year's, but I declare, I have more brighter students than ever before." Suppose that the statement is true and that the Professor's students are representative of the whole class. Write an explanation of how this could be, using concepts in Chapter 4.
Question 26
Multiple Choice
For a set of scores the sum of the deviation scores will be zero
Question 27
Multiple Choice
The interquartile range tells you the scores that were made bypercent of the distribution.
Question 28
True/False
Your text identifies three different standard deviations.
Question 29
Short Answer
Find S using the definitional formula which has
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in the numerator. -Scores: 5, 4, 2, 1
Question 30
Multiple Choice
The standard deviation of the IQ's of students at a high school for the gifted and talented is
the standard deviation of the IQ's of students at a high school, that accepts everyone in its district.