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Statistics Midterm Exam Review

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    Statistics Midterm Exam Review
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  • True or False? Histograms, stem-plots and line graphs display categorical data.
    False
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  • True or False? You ask several classmates how many credits they are taking. You have just collected quantitative data.
    True
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  • A split Stem-plot for a data set is shown. Write out the original data set used to create the split Stem-plot.
    10, 13, 13, 14, 15, 25, 28, 28, 30, 31, 36
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  • Find the mean age of the following 7 people. Round to the nearest tenth:  17, 19, 35, 36, 39, 51, 61.  How many of these people have ages below the mean?
    36.9 years, 4 people have ages below the mean.
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  • Find the five-number summary with this set of data:     12,   13,   23,   25,   26,   26,  27, 30,  38,  39,  40
    L: 12, Q1: 23, M: 26, Q3: 38, H: 40
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  • The ages of a group of graduate students are distributed in the following box plot. Give the 5 Number Summary for the data from the box-plot.
    L: 24, Q1: 27, M: 31, Q3: 33 , H: 34
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  • The ages of a group of graduate students are distributed in the following box plot. Where does the lower 25% of the data lie? Where does the middle 50% of the data lie?
    The lower 25% is from 24 to 27 years and the middle 50% is from 27 to 33 years.
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  • Multiple choice. From this box-plot, you can conclude that this data set is: a. Symmetric b. Skewed to the right c. Skewed to the left
    b. Skewed to the left
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  • Fill in the blanks: If a set of data is skewed, then the ________________ will be pulled away from the ________________ in the direction of the _________________.
    If a set of data is skewed, then the MEAN will be pulled away from the MEDIAN in the direction of the SKEW.
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  • Using the normal curves shown, state the mean and the standard deviation for each distribution.
    Blue distribution: mean is 75, standard deviation is 5. Red distribution: mean is 75, standard deviation is 10.
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  • Fill in the blanks: The Empirical Rule: About _____% of the data falls within ____ s.d. of the mean. About ____% of the data falls within ____ s.d. of the mean and about _____% of the data falls within ____ s.d. of the mean.
    68%, ONE, 95%, TWO, 99.7% THREE
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  • Find the percentage of scores which are less than 3.5. Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent.
    6.2%
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  • The weights of bags of flour are normally distributed, with a mean of 5 pounds and a standard deviation of 0.2 pounds. How heavy must a bag be to be in the heaviest 90% of all bags? Round to the nearest tenth of a pound.
    4.7 lbs
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  • State the mean and standard deviation of the normal curve shown. What is the official name of this normal curve?
    The mean is 0 and the standard deviation is 1, Official name: The Standard Normal Curve
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  • A runner completed a race in 37.5 minutes. The average time for this race is 48 minutes, with a standard deviation of 6 minutes. What is the runner’s z-score?
    z = -1.75
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  • Find the percentage of observations that have z-scores above z = -2.75. Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent.
    99.7%
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