a) A wedding photographer made $500 on average in the 5 years it has been operational. A sample of 12 months were analyzed and it was found that he made an average of $620. Does the value $500 refer to the parameter or to the statistic? [1] ii. Is the value $620 a parameter or a statistic?     [1] iii. State two advantages of using a sample statistic rather than a parameter. [2]     b) For each the following variables, state which is quantitative and which is qualitative. If it is quantitative, state whether it is discrete or continuous.           i.      The amount of flour added to bake a pie [2]          ii.      The temperature of a glass of milk [2]        iii.      The addresses of all patients at a dental office     c) Choose the level of measurement described below [1]           i.      Rate how satisfied are you with your customer service (ordinal, interval) [1]          ii.      The distance Madison runs every morning (interval, ratio) [1]        iii.      The Magazine that sells the most copies in a month (nominal, ordinal) [1]        ECON1005                                                                                                          Introductory Statistics      Question 2                                                                                                                  [4 mark] A small Fashion Boutique sells its clothing in four size categories: Baby, Toddler, Big Kids and Adults. All the clothes are on a clothing Rack but are not organised by size. The manager wants to select a sample of 30 items of clothing to determine the average price per clothing item.   Identify the sampling techniques suggested by each of the methods A, B, C and D Number each outfit and select according the number you obtain when you dip in a bag [1] Select a number of outfits from each size category in proportion to the total number of clothing item in that size. [1] Select every 5th off the rack until a sample of 30 is selected. [1] Select the first 30 outfits off the rack. [1]          Question 3                                                                                                                  [24 marks] a) The following stem-and leaf display of the dividend yields ($) for common stocks Stem-and-Leaf Display                     N = x                                                                           Leaf Unit = 10.0               5       2    33444            11      2    668899 (14) 3 00112223344444 y 3 56778899 12 4 0002344             5       4    66789   Determine the value of x and y. [2] ii. What is the value of highest value?    [1] iii. Find the modal yield of this data set.           [1]     b) The following data shows how many employees showed up to work every day for two weeks   12                      18                  09                  16                   11                  10                  08 10                      13                   11                  15                  17                  16                   11   Calculate the interquartile range [2] ii. Calculate the mean [3] iii. Calculate the sample standard deviation      [4]     c) The table below shows the weight of 20 books in grams.   Weight Frequency 6-10 4 11-15 6 16-20 7 21-25 3    Using the table above to calculate the sample mean of the dataset. [3] ii.   the mode of the dataset.          [4] iii. the sample variance of the dataset.       [4]

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  1. a) A wedding photographer made $500 on average in the 5 years it has been operational. A sample of 12 months were analyzed and it was found that he made an average of $620.
  2. Does the value $500 refer to the parameter or to the statistic? [1] ii. Is the value $620 a parameter or a statistic?     [1] iii. State two advantages of using a sample statistic rather than a parameter. [2]

 

 

  1. b) For each the following variables, state which is quantitative and which is qualitative. If it is quantitative, state whether it is discrete or continuous.

          i.      The amount of flour added to bake a pie

[2]

         ii.      The temperature of a glass of milk

[2]

       iii.      The addresses of all patients at a dental office

 

 

c) Choose the level of measurement described below

[1]

          i.      Rate how satisfied are you with your customer service (ordinal, interval)

[1]

         ii.      The distance Madison runs every morning (interval, ratio)

[1]

       iii.      The Magazine that sells the most copies in a month (nominal, ordinal)

[1]

 

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     Question 2                                                                                                                  [4 mark]

A small Fashion Boutique sells its clothing in four size categories: Baby, Toddler, Big Kids and Adults. All the clothes are on a clothing Rack but are not organised by size. The manager wants to select a sample of 30 items of clothing to determine the average price per clothing item.

 

Identify the sampling techniques suggested by each of the methods A, B, C and D

  • Number each outfit and select according the number you obtain when you dip in a bag

[1]

  • Select a number of outfits from each size category in proportion to the total number of clothing item in that size. [1]
  • Select every 5th off the rack until a sample of 30 is selected. [1]
  • Select the first 30 outfits off the rack. [1]

 

 

     Question 3                                                                                                                  [24 marks]

  1. a) The following stem-and leaf display of the dividend yields ($) for common stocks

Stem-and-Leaf Display

                    N = x                                                                           Leaf Unit = 10.0

 

            5       2    33444

           11      2    668899

(14) 3 00112223344444 y 3 56778899 12 4 0002344

            5       4    66789

 

  1. Determine the value of x and y. [2] ii. What is the value of highest value?    [1] iii. Find the modal yield of this data set.           [1]

 

 

  1. b) The following data shows how many employees showed up to work every day for two weeks

 

12                      18                  09                  16                   11                  10                  08

10                      13                   11                  15                  17                  16                   11

 

  1. Calculate the interquartile range [2] ii. Calculate the mean [3] iii. Calculate the sample standard deviation      [4]

 

 

  1. c) The table below shows the weight of 20 books in grams.

 

Weight

Frequency

6-10

4

11-15

6

16-20

7

21-25

3

  

Using the table above to calculate

  1. the sample mean of the dataset. [3] ii.   the mode of the dataset.          [4] iii. the sample variance of the dataset.       [4]
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