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Standard Deviation - Introduction to Statistics - Assignment, Exercises of Statistics

Standard deviation, Mean, Variance, Shape of distribution, Weighted mean of percentages, Probability notation, Rules for probability, Probability distribution, Central limit theorem are some points from this document. This contains many questions to practice for preparing exam but few of them were also assigned as assignment.

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M16$EXAM$2:$Practice$Problems$Chapters$3:6$
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1.$$Which$has$a$better$relative$score:$a$score$of$75$on$a$statistics$test$with$a$mean$of$
60$and$standard$deviation$of$10$or$a$score$41$on$an$accounting$test$with$a$mean$of$
30$and$a$variance$of$6?$
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2.$$Construct$a$boxplot$for$the$following$data,$which$represents$the$number$of$
innings$pitched$by$the$ERA$leaders$of$the$last$few$years.$$Comment$on$the$shape$of$
the$distribution.$$$$
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192,$228,$186,$199,$238,$217,$213,$234,$264,$187,$214,$115,$238,$246$
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3.$$A$recent$survey$in$3$different$areas$of$a$new$diet$cola$reported$the$following$
percentages$of$people$who$liked$the$taste.$$Find$the$weighted$mean$of$the$
percentages.$
Area$
%$Liked$the$taste$
Number$surveyed$
1$
40$
1000$
2$
30$
3000$
3$
50$
800$
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4.$$Check$the$following$data$for$outliers:$145,$119,$122,$118,$125,$116$
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5.$$Rolling$two$dice:$$Use$probability$notation$and$rules$to$find$the$following$
probabilities.$
a)$Getting$a$sum$of$5$
b)$Getting$a$sum$of$7$or$11$
c)$Getting$a$sum$greater$than$9$
e)$Rolling$a$roll$that$has$exactly$one$4$and$adds$up$to$5$
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6.$$Drawing$two$cards$from$a$deck$of$cards:$$use$probability$notation$and$rules$to$
find$the$following$probabilities.$
a)$Drawing$two$spades$(with$replacement)$
b)$Drawing$two$spades$(without$replacement)$
c)$Drawing$two$cards$of$the$same$suit$(without$replacement)$
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7.$$Find$the$sample$space$depicting$a$couple$having$three$children.$$Use$probability$
notation$and$rules$to$find$the$probability$of$two$boys$or$two$girls?$
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8.$$In$a$high$school$statistics$class$there$are$18$juniors$and$10$seniors;$6$of$the$
seniors$are$females$and$12$of$the$juniors$are$males.$$If$a$student$is$selected$at$
random$find$the$probability$of$selecting:$
a)$A$junior$or$female$
b)$A$senior$or$female$
c)$A$junior$or$a$senior$
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M16 EXAM 2: Practice Problems Chapters 3-­‐ 6

  1. Which has a better relative score: a score of 75 on a statistics test with a mean of 60 and standard deviation of 10 or a score 41 on an accounting test with a mean of 30 and a variance of 6?
  2. Construct a boxplot for the following data, which represents the number of innings pitched by the ERA leaders of the last few years. Comment on the shape of the distribution. 1 92, 228, 186, 199, 238, 217, 213, 234, 264, 187, 214, 115, 238, 246
  3. A recent survey in 3 different areas of a new diet cola reported the following percentages of people who liked the taste. Find the weighted mean of the percentages. Area % Liked the taste Number surveyed 1 40 1000 2 30 3000 3 50 800
  4. Check the following data for outliers: 145, 119, 122, 118, 125, 116
  5. Rolling two dice: Use probability notation and rules to find the following probabilities. a) Getting a sum of 5 b) Getting a sum of 7 or 11 c) Getting a sum greater than 9 e) Rolling a roll that has exactly one 4 and adds up to 5
  6. Drawing two cards from a deck of cards: use probability notation and rules to find the following probabilities. a) Drawing two spades (with replacement) b) Drawing two spades (without replacement) c) Drawing two cards of the same suit (without replacement)
  7. Find the sample space depicting a couple having three children. Use probability notation and rules to find the probability of two boys or two girls?
  8. In a high school statistics class there are 18 juniors and 10 seniors; 6 of the seniors are females and 12 of the juniors are males. If a student is selected at random find the probability of selecting: a) A junior or female b) A senior or female c) A junior or a senior
  1. If 15% of U.S. workers are not U.S. citizens, use probability notation and rules to find probability that when randomly selecting 3 workers: a) All 3 are U.S. citizens b) None are U.S. citizens c) At least one is a U.S. citizen d) At least one is not a U.S. Citizen
  2. How many ways can a baseball manager arrange a batting order of 9 players?
  3. How many different 3-­‐digit identification tags can be made if the digits can be used more than once? If the first digit must be a 5 and repetitions are not permitted.
  4. An inspector must select 3 tests to perform in order on a manufactured part. He has a choice of 7 tests. How many ways can he perform 3 different tests?
  5. The Foreign Language club is having a marathon of foreign films. How many different groups of 4 movies can they choose from the 11 available?
  6. There are 7 women and 5 men in a department. How many ways can a committee of 4 people be selected? How many ways can this Committee be selected if there must be 2 men and 2 women selected. How many ways can it be selected if there must be at least two women on the committee?
  7. In a company there are 7 executives: 4 women and 3 men. Three are selected to attend a management seminar. Find the following probabilities. a) All three selected will be women b) All 3 selected will be men c) 2 men and one women will be selected d) 1 man and two women will be selected
  1. The probabilities that a bakery has a demand for 1, 2, 3, or 4 birthday cakes on any given day are 0.3, 0.4, 0.2, and 0.1 respectively. Construct a probability distribution for the data and draw a graph for the distribution. How many cakes would you expect to be sold on a given day?
  2. Construct a probability distribution for a family of 4 children. Let x represent the number of girls.
  3. The number of students using the math lab per day is found on the distribution below. Find the mean, standard deviation and variance for the distribution. X 6 8 10 12 14 P(X) 0.15 0.3 0.35 0.1 0. 19 ) If a person rolls doubles every time she tosses two dice, she wins $5. For the game to be fair, how much should she pay to play the game?