Suppose you have been appointed the County Executive in charge of finance in your County. You have allocated funding to two projects, Project A and Project B. Given below are seventy allocations to various activities in both projects (in Kshs Billions). Funding for Project A 97 21 80 38 20 60 21 50 100 15 81 08 55 40 70 70 10 30 30 35 66 53 50 60 80 35 80 55 50 49 51 60 25 90 90 50 95 50 80 65 60 55 20 30 110 65 50 65 60 80 64 50 66 35 40 60 65 50 51 81 36 90 51 80 50 55 80 30 60 96   Funding for Project B 20 66 59 21 101 108 31 65 34 20 35 80 63 36 95 89 61 48 44 25 50 81 68 59 50 15 21 29 54 50 45 55 80 65 40 29 81 20 104 65 51 60 10 45 60 35 96 55 24 80 60 80 90 50 65 51 66 65 54 70 65 35 99 64 80 36 36 80 44 110   Required: a)               Classify this information into seven (7) equal classes using the inclusive method with a class interval of 15 and one of the lower-class limits of either of the distributions must be 21.                                                                       b)               Which of the two projects on has the higher mean allocation? Compute the combined mean. c)               Does your argument in (b) above change if we apply the median?

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Suppose you have been appointed the County Executive in charge of finance in your County. You have allocated funding to two projects, Project A and Project B. Given below are seventy allocations to various activities in both projects (in Kshs Billions).

Funding for Project A

97

21

80

38

20

60

21

50

100

15

81

08

55

40

70

70

10

30

30

35

66

53

50

60

80

35

80

55

50

49

51

60

25

90

90

50

95

50

80

65

60

55

20

30

110

65

50

65

60

80

64

50

66

35

40

60

65

50

51

81

36

90

51

80

50

55

80

30

60

96

 

Funding for Project B

20

66

59

21

101

108

31

65

34

20

35

80

63

36

95

89

61

48

44

25

50

81

68

59

50

15

21

29

54

50

45

55

80

65

40

29

81

20

104

65

51

60

10

45

60

35

96

55

24

80

60

80

90

50

65

51

66

65

54

70

65

35

99

64

80

36

36

80

44

110

 

Required:

a)               Classify this information into seven (7) equal classes using the inclusive method with a class interval of 15 and one of the lower-class limits of either of the distributions must be 21.                                                                      

b)               Which of the two projects on has the higher mean allocation? Compute the combined mean.

c)               Does your argument in (b) above change if we apply the median?

d)               Compute the combined standard deviation.

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