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Use the dynamic dataset with one categorical variable and one quantitative variable
Make sure you enter your student number in the appropriate cell
refer to the following video

https://youtu.be/zbxQrBOCmpw

  1. Paste in a summary that lets you see the relationship between the variables when there are 10 rows

Descriptive sample statistics

 

 

 

group 1 is

After covid

group 2 is

Before covid

 

 

compare cost per passenger  of each group

 

 

xbar1

xbar2

s1

s2

n1

n2

122.8

102.2

3.3466401

11.32254388

5

5

  1. b) Paste in a summary that lets you see the relationship between the variables when there are 10 rows (use F9 to make sure the summary in part (b) is different to the summary in part (a)

Descriptive sample statistics

 

 

 

group 1 is

After covid

group 2 is

Before covid

 

 

compare cost per passenger  of each group

 

 

xbar1

xbar2

s1

s2

n1

n2

120

109.2

7.8421936

13.57203006

5

5

 

  1. c) Paste in a summary that lets you see the relationship between the variables when there are 1000 rows

Descriptive sample statistics

 

 

 

group 1 is

After covid

group 2 is

Before covid

 

 

compare cost per passenger  of each group

 

 

xbar1

xbar2

s1

s2

n1

n2

119.05021

109.1915709

10.390771

10.45884384

478

522

 

  1. d) Paste in a summary that lets you see the relationship between the variables when there are 1000 rows (use F9 to make sure the summary in part (d) is different to part (c)

Descriptive sample statistics

 

 

 

group 1 is

After covid

group 2 is

Before covid

 

 

compare cost per passenger  of each group

 

 

xbar1

xbar2

s1

s2

n1

n2

118.14226

108.4827586

9.8810882

9.433914483

478

522

 

  1. e) Discuss parts (a), (b), (c) and (d), discuss what are the variables and what is the relationship variables in the sample and the population, give a discussion that could be understood by someone who has not do a statistics course before, you should mention large datasets from the same population give similar answers

Plz do the question 1.e) from the above datasets given in questions a), b), c), and d).

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