Loose Leaf Version For Elementary Statistics
Loose Leaf Version For Elementary Statistics
3rd Edition
ISBN: 9781260373523
Author: William Navidi Prof., Barry Monk Professor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 2.1, Problem 25E

Ages of video garners: The Nielsen Company estimated the numbers of people in various gender and age categories who used a video game console. The results are presented in the following frequency distribution.

Chapter 2.1, Problem 25E, Ages of video garners: The Nielsen Company estimated the numbers of people in various gender and age

  1. Construct a frequency bar graph.
  2. Construct a relative frequency distribution.
  3. Construct a relative frequency bar graph.
  4. Construct a pie chart.
  5. True or false: More than half of video garners are male.
  6. True or false: More than 40% of video garners are female.
  7. What proportion of video garners are 35 or over?

a.

Expert Solution
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To determine

To construct: A frequency bar graph.

Explanation of Solution

Given information: The Nielson Company estimated the numbers of people in various gender and age categories who used a video game console. The results are presented in the following frequency distribution.

    Gender and age groupFrequency (in millions)
    Males 2-1113.0
    Females 2-1110.1
    Males 12-179.6
    Females 12-176.2
    Males 18-3416.1
    Females 18-3411.6
    Males 35-4910.4
    Females 35-499.3
    Males 50+3.5
    Females 50+3.9

Solution:

From the given table, the frequency bar graph is given by

  Loose Leaf Version For Elementary Statistics, Chapter 2.1, Problem 25E , additional homework tip  1

b.

Expert Solution
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To determine

To construct: The relative frequency distribution.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:The Nielson Company estimated the numbers of people in various gender and age categories who used a video game console. The results are presented in the following frequency distribution.

    Gender and age groupFrequency (in millions)
    Males 2-1113.0
    Females 2-1110.1
    Males 12-179.6
    Females 12-176.2
    Males 18-3416.1
    Females 18-3411.6
    Males 35-4910.4
    Females 35-499.3
    Males 50+3.5
    Females 50+3.9

 Relative frequency=Frequency

   Relative frequency=Frequency Sum of all Frequency

Calculation:

From the given table,

The sum of all frequency is 13.0+10.1+9.6+6.2+16.1+11.6+10.4+9.3+3.5+3.9=93.7

The table of relative frequency is given by

    Gender and age groupFrequency (in millions)Relative frequency
    Males 2-1113.013.093.7=0.139
    Females 2-1110.110.193.7=0.108
    Males 12-179.69.693.7=0.102
    Females 12-176.26.293.7=0.066
    Males 18-3416.116.193.7=0.172
    Females 18-3411.611.693.7=0.124
    Males 35-4910.410.493.7=0.111
    Females 35-499.39.393.7=0.099
    Males 50+3.53.593.7=0.037
    Females 50+3.93.993.7=0.042

c.

Expert Solution
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To determine

To construct: A relative frequency bar graph.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:The Nielson Company estimated the numbers of people in various gender and age categories who used a video game console. The results are presented in the following frequency distribution.

    Gender and age groupFrequency (in millions)
    Males 2-1113.0
    Females 2-1110.1
    Males 12-179.6
    Females 12-176.2
    Males 18-3416.1
    Females 18-3411.6
    Males 35-4910.4
    Females 35-499.3
    Males 50+3.5
    Females 50+3.9

Definition used:

Histogram based on relative frequency is called relative frequency histogram.

Solution:

The Nielson Company estimated the numbers of people in various gender and age categories who used a video game console. The results are presented in the following frequency distribution.

    Gender and age groupRelative Frequency
    Males 2-110.139
    Females 2-110.108
    Males 12-170.102
    Females 12-170.066
    Males 18-340.172
    Females 18-340.124
    Males 35-490.111
    Females 35-490.099
    Males 50+0.037
    Females 50+0.042

From the above table, the relative frequency bar graph is given by

  Loose Leaf Version For Elementary Statistics, Chapter 2.1, Problem 25E , additional homework tip  2

d.

Expert Solution
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To determine

To construct: A pie chart

Explanation of Solution

Given information: The Nielson Company estimated the numbers of people in various gender and age categories who used a video game console. The results are presented in the following frequency distribution.

    Gender and age groupFrequency (in millions)
    Males 2-1113.0
    Females 2-1110.1
    Males 12-179.6
    Females 12-176.2
    Males 18-3416.1
    Females 18-3411.6
    Males 35-4910.4
    Females 35-499.3
    Males 50+3.5
    Females 50+3.9

Solution:

From the given table, the percentage of each gender and age group is given by

    Gender and age groupRelative FrequencyPercentage
    Males 2-110.139 13.9%
    Females 2-110.10810.8%
    Males 12-170.10210.2%
    Females 12-170.0666.6%
    Males 18-340.17217.2%
    Females 18-340.12412.4%
    Males 35-490.11111.1%
    Females 35-490.0999.9%
    Males 50+0.0373.7%
    Females 50+0.0424.2%

From the above table, the pie chart is given by

  Loose Leaf Version For Elementary Statistics, Chapter 2.1, Problem 25E , additional homework tip  3

e.

Expert Solution
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To determine

True or False: More than half of video gamers are male.

Answer to Problem 25E

True.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:The Nielson Company estimated the numbers of people in various gender and age categories who used a video game console. The results are presented in the following frequency distribution.

    Gender and age groupFrequency (in millions)
    Males 2-1113.0
    Females 2-1110.1
    Males 12-179.6
    Females 12-176.2
    Males 18-3416.1
    Females 18-3411.6
    Males 35-4910.4
    Females 35-499.3
    Males 50+3.5
    Females 50+3.9

Solution:

The sum of all frequency is 13.0+10.1+9.6+6.2+16.1+11.6+10.4+9.3+3.5+3.9=93.7

The half of the frequency is 46.85.

The sum of total of male video gamer’s frequency is 13.0+9.6+16.1+10.4+3.5=52.6 which is more than half of total frequency.

Therefore, it is true that more than half of video gamers are male.

f.

Expert Solution
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To determine

True or False: More than 40% of video gamers are female.

Answer to Problem 25E

True.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:The Nielson Company estimated the numbers of people in various gender and age categories who used a video game console. The results are presented in the following frequency distribution.

    Gender and age groupFrequency (in millions)
    Males 2-1113.0
    Females 2-1110.1
    Males 12-179.6
    Females 12-176.2
    Males 18-3416.1
    Females 18-3411.6
    Males 35-4910.4
    Females 35-499.3
    Males 50+3.5
    Females 50+3.9

Solution:

The sum of all frequency is 13.0+10.1+9.6+6.2+16.1+11.6+10.4+9.3+3.5+3.9=93.7

40% of the total frequency is 93.7×40100=37.48

The sum of total of female video gamer’s frequency is 10.1+6.2+11.6+9.3+3.9=41.1 which is more than 40% of total frequency.

Therefore, it is true that more than 40% of video gamers are female.

g.

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

To find: The proportion of video gamers is 35 or over.

Answer to Problem 25E

The proportion of video gamers is 35 or over is 0.289.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:The Nielson Company estimated the numbers of people in various gender and age categories who used a video game console. The results are presented in the following frequency distribution.

    Gender and age groupFrequency (in millions)
    Males 2-1113.0
    Females 2-1110.1
    Males 12-179.6
    Females 12-176.2
    Males 18-3416.1
    Females 18-3411.6
    Males 35-4910.4
    Females 35-499.3
    Males 50+3.5
    Females 50+3.9

Solution:

The sum of all frequency is 13.0+10.1+9.6+6.2+16.1+11.6+10.4+9.3+3.5+3.9=93.7

The sum of all frequency for which the video gamer is 35 or more is 10.4+9.3+3.5+3.9=27.1

The proportion of video gamers is 35 or over is given by

  27.193.7=0.289

Therefore, the proportion of video gamers is 35 or over is 0.289.

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