Loose-leaf Version for The Basic Practice of Statistics 7e & LaunchPad (Twelve Month Access)
Loose-leaf Version for The Basic Practice of Statistics 7e & LaunchPad (Twelve Month Access)
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ISBN: 9781319019334
Author: David S. Moore, William I. Notz, Michael A. Fligner
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Chapter 1, Problem 1.40E

a.

To determine

To explain: The reason for using rates for comparison instead of counts for the number of accidents occurred due to marijuana use.

a.

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Answer to Problem 1.40E

The rates can give the accident rate caused by drivers across various categories of marijuana use.

Explanation of Solution

Given info:

A survey was conducted for 907 drivers who aged 21. The survey states that whether the drivers had made accidents and they were asked about marijuana use. The dataset is tabulated into various categories of marijuana use.

Justification:

By converting the number of accidents caused into rates can give the accidents rate for different categories of marijuana use. It would be easy for comparing and making decisions.

b.

To determine

To compute: The accident rates across four categories of marijuana use.

To construct: The graph for the accident rates across four categories of marijuana use.

To conclude: The causes and effects of marijuana on drivers.

b.

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Answer to Problem 1.40E

The accident rate across four categories of marijuana use is given as:

Category Accident rate
Never 13.1
1-10 15.7
11-50 21.4
51+ 32.1

Output using the MINITAB software is given below:

Loose-leaf Version for The Basic Practice of Statistics 7e & LaunchPad (Twelve Month Access), Chapter 1, Problem 1.40E

The usage of marijuana has possible effects on the number of accidents made by drivers.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

Accident rate for “Never” category is calculated as

(Accident rate caused by Never category)=(Accidents caused by drivers under Never categoryTotal number of drivers under Never category)(100)=(59452)(100)=13.1

Thus, the accident rate for the “Never” category is 13.1%

Accident rate for “1-10 times” category is calculated as

(Accident rate caused by 1-10 times category)=((Accidents caused by driversunder 1-10 times category)(Total number of driversunder 1-10 times category))(100)=(36229)(100)=15.7 Thus, the accident rate for “1-10 times” category is 15.7%

Accident rate for “11-50 times” category is calculated as

(Accident rate caused by 1150 times category)=((Accidents caused by drivers under 1150 times category)(Total number of driversunder 1150 times category))(100)=(1570)(100)=21.4

Thus, the accident rate for “11-50 times” category is 15.7%

Accident rate for “51+ times” category is calculated as

(Accident rate caused by 51+times category)=((Accidents caused by driversunder 51+times category)(Total number of driversunder 51+times category))(100)=(50156)(100)=32.1

Thus, the accident rate for “51+ times” category is 32.1%

Software procedure:

Step by step procedure to construct the Bar Chart using the MINITAB software:

  • Choose Graph > Bar Chart.
  • From Bars represent, choose Values from a table.
  • Under One column of values, choose Simple. Click OK.
  • In Graph variables, enter the column of Accident rate.
  • In Categorical variable, enter the column of Category.
  • Click OK.

Interpretation:

The bar graph is constructed for the accident rate across four categories of marijuana use.

The horizontal axis represents the categories and vertical axis represents the accident rate.

Also, the bar corresponding to the category 51+ times has the maximum number of accidents.

Justification:

The bar graph shows that there is a possibility of accidents because the accident rate is more when the usage of marijuana is high.

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