II. For biomedical science research, you are asked to research the question whether more distance is run by players in the Football team or by players in Rugby team. You decide to use step counter data from smart devices to calculate the length of selected player running in 5 game period. The distance in km is shown below. Football 47 49 73 50 65 70 49 47 40 43 46 35 38 40 47 39 49 37 37 36 40 37 31 48 48 45 52 38 38 36 44 40 48 45 45 36 39 44 52 47 Rugby 47 57 52 47 48 56 56 52 50 40 46 43 44 51 36 42 49 49 40 43 39 39 22 41 45 46 39 32 36 32 32 32 37 33 44 49 44 44 49 32 Using the data given, answer the following questions. a) Define a population and state what kind of sample has been used? b) Calculate the averages of the two sports using different measures of central tendencies C Explain measure is better in determine central tendency in this data set to be used as an estimator. ) What is the variability of the running distance in two sports? e) Which method of variability better explain the above data? Explain yours answer. Ð Explain how to improve the data collection in this example based on your idea of sample selection and data collection techniques.
II. For biomedical science research, you are asked to research the question whether more distance is run by players in the Football team or by players in Rugby team. You decide to use step counter data from smart devices to calculate the length of selected player running in 5 game period. The distance in km is shown below. Football 47 49 73 50 65 70 49 47 40 43 46 35 38 40 47 39 49 37 37 36 40 37 31 48 48 45 52 38 38 36 44 40 48 45 45 36 39 44 52 47 Rugby 47 57 52 47 48 56 56 52 50 40 46 43 44 51 36 42 49 49 40 43 39 39 22 41 45 46 39 32 36 32 32 32 37 33 44 49 44 44 49 32 Using the data given, answer the following questions. a) Define a population and state what kind of sample has been used? b) Calculate the averages of the two sports using different measures of central tendencies C Explain measure is better in determine central tendency in this data set to be used as an estimator. ) What is the variability of the running distance in two sports? e) Which method of variability better explain the above data? Explain yours answer. Ð Explain how to improve the data collection in this example based on your idea of sample selection and data collection techniques.
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Transcribed Image Text:II. For biomedical science research, you are asked to research the question whether more distance is run by
players in the Football team or by players in Rugby team. You decide to use step counter data from smart
devices to calculate the length of selected player running in 5 game period. The distance in km is shown
below.
Football 47 49 73 50 65 70 49 47 40 43 46 35 38 40 47 39 49 37 37 36
40 37 31 48 48 45 52 38 38 36 44 40 48 45 45 36 39 44 52 47
Rugby 47 57 52 47 48 56 56 52 50 40 46 43 44 51 36 42 49 49 40 43
39 39 22 41 45 46 39 32 36 32 32 32 37 33 44 49 44 44 49 32
Using the data given, answer the following questions.
a) Define a population and state what kind of sample has been used?
b) Calculate the averages of the two sports using different measures of central tendencies
) Explain measure is better in determine central tendency in this data set to be used as an estimator.
d) What is the variability of the running distance in two sports?
e) Which method of variability better explain the above data? Explain yours answer.
D Explain how to improve the data collection in this example based on your idea of sample selection
and data collection techniques.
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