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Clayton and Timothy took different sections of Introduction to Economics. Each section had a different final exam. Timothy scored 83 out of 100 and had a percentile rank in his class of 72. Clayton scored 85 out of 100 but his percentile rank in his class was 70. Who performed better with respect to the rest of the students in the class, Clayton or Timothy? Explain your answer. A. Clayton, since his score is higher. B. Clayton, since his percentile score is lower.     C. Timothy, since his score is lower. D. Timothy, since his percentile score is higher.

*** Answer 1-3 please *** Investigation Results – Using the given data, investigate the possible relationships between Life Expectancy as the response variable (y) and each of the three explanatory variables (x). For each x variable, you will complete the following steps.  Construct a scatter diagram displaying the relationship between x and y.You can use graph paper and draw the diagram by hand, use your calculator and take a picture of the screen, or use the online site: https://www.desmos.com/, which will allow you to print or save your diagram. Calculate and state the sample correlation coefficient r.Describe the type of correlation, if any, and interpret the correlation in the context o-f the data.Determine if the correlation is significant. Use α = 0.05 and show all steps of this process. Inferences - Write at least one paragraph for each of the following questions. In the paragraph, you should explain as though you are talking to someone that is not in a statistics class. In…

*** Answer 1-3 please *** Investigation Results – Using the given data, investigate the possible relationships between Life Expectancy as the response variable (y) and each of the three explanatory variables (x). For each x variable, you will complete the following steps.  Construct a scatter diagram displaying the relationship between x and y.You can use graph paper and draw the diagram by hand, use your calculator and take a picture of the screen, or use the online site: https://www.desmos.com/, which will allow you to print or save your diagram. Calculate and state the sample correlation coefficient r.Describe the type of correlation, if any, and interpret the correlation in the context o-f the data.1. Determine if the correlation is significant. Use α = 0.05 and show all steps of this process. Inferences - Write at least one paragraph for each of the following questions. In the paragraph, you should explain as though you are talking to someone that is not in a statistics class. In…

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Assignment #6 For this assignment, you will be using the Tips Dataset file in Excel. The file contains both qualitative and quantitative variables. Choose two qualitative variables. You will be using a hypothesis test to determine if the two variables are associated. 1. Which two variables did you choose? Create a table to summarize the data from the data file. Example below: Example: Listed below are data from a survey conducted recently where Males and Females responded to their happiness with their supervisor (this is fictitious data). Response Male Female Total Not at all 23 25 48 Somewhat 13 22 35 Very Total 26 16 42 62 63 125 2. Which hypothesis test is appropriate for this type of data? Explain. What is your null hypothesis? What is your alternative hypothesis? 3. Conduct the hypothesis test. Include any output from Excel. What is your test statistic? Using alpha = 0.05 determine the results of your hypothesis test. Explain. 4. Interpret your results into a conclusion based on…

Statistics Project Description The goal of this culminating statistics project is to identify the factors that might have some influence on a chosen topic/variable. You will be collecting and analysing data for three different variables using a secondary source. There will be one dependent variable and two independent variables for which data will be needed.   For example, what are the factors that affect climate change? If climate change was your dependent variable, what could you pick for your independent variable? You will choose 2 factors that will create models that you can compare, to see if you can find a high correlation. Your final report and summary presentation will include the following sections. Section 1 Dependent variable: Choose the main variable that you want to measure versus other variables. This will go on the vertical axis of your scatter plot. Provide rationale for why you chose this variable and brainstorm different variables that may impact it. Research the…

Statistics Project Description The goal of this culminating statistics project is to identify the factors that might have some influence on a chosen topic/variable. You will be collecting and analysing data for three different variables using a secondary source. There will be one dependent variable and two independent variables for which data will be needed.   For example, what are the factors that affect climate change? If climate change was your dependent variable, what could you pick for your independent variable? You will choose 2 factors that will create models that you can compare, to see if you can find a high correlation. Your final report and summary presentation will include the following sections. 1. Dependent variable: Choose the main variable that you want to measure versus other variables. This will go on the vertical axis of your scatter plot. Provide rationale for why you chose this variable and brainstorm different variables that may impact it. Research the variable on…

PART II: Now, consider only those who do not have an infection. Repeat #1 - #5 above for these subjects. For #1, make your stemplot back-to-back with the previous stemplot. For #5, make your boxplots side-by- side. PART II: Now, consider only those who do not have an infection. Repeat #1 - #5 above for these subjects. For #1, make your stemplot back-to-back with the previous stemplot. For #5, make your boxplots side-by- side. 1. For these subjects only, construct a stemplot for the variable “heart rate”. (We will be making this into a back-to-back stemplot later, so leave room on the left side.)2. Discuss the shape of your stemplot. Is it symmetric? Positively skewed? Negatively skewed? None of these? Are there any outliers?3. How would you describe the center and the spread of this distribution?4. Find the five-number summary.5. Construct a box plot.

first part is the question, and the second part is the choices

PLEASE ANSWER ALL PARTS OF THE QUESTION AND USE THE IMAGE FOR A GUIDE A biologist is studying the effect of fertilizer on a species of endangered plant in a specific area of land divided into 32 equal sized plots. (See diagram.) Plots numbered 1—16 are in deep shade from the trees for most of the day while periodic flooding occurs in the areas numbered 17—32.   The biologist chooses 16 plots at random and applies organic fertilizer. The other plots receive non-organic fertilizer. At the end of the study period, the percentage increase in the number of this plant is measured in each plot and compared for each type of fertilizer. Is this an experiment? Briefly explain your answer.     A biologist is studying the effect of fertilizer on a species of endangered plant in a specific area of land divided into 32 equal sized plots. (See diagram.) Plots numbered 1—16 are in deep shade from the trees for most of the day while periodic flooding occurs in the areas…

4. Critical Thinking Clayton and Timothy took different sections of Introduction to Economics. Each section had a different fi nal exam. Timothy scored 83 out of 100 and had a percentile rank in his class of 72. Clayton scored 85 out of 100 but his percentile rank in his class was 70. Who performed better with respect to the rest of the students in the class, Clayton or Timothy? Explain your answer.