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Beer: The following table presents the number of active breweries for samples of states located east and west of the Mississippi River.
- Compute the sample standard deviation for the number of breweries east of the Mississippi River.
- Compute the sample standard deviation for the number of breweries west of the Mississippi River.
- Compute the
range for each data set. - Based on the standard deviations, which region has the greater spread in the number of breweries?
- Based on the ranges, which region has the greater spread in the number of breweries?
- The sample of western states happens to include California. Remove California from the sample of western states, and compute the sample standard deviation for the remaining western states. Does the result show that the standard deviation is not resistant? Explain.
- Compute the range for the western states with California removed. Is the range resistant? Explain.
a)
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To find: the sample standard deviation of no. of breweries of east of river Mississippi.
Answer to Problem 34E
Standard deviation = 18.30
Explanation of Solution
Given:
East | West | ||
State | Number of Breweries | State | Number of Breweries |
Connecticut | 18 | Alaska | 17 |
Delaware | 10 | Arizona | 31 |
Florida | 47 | California | 305 |
Georgia | 22 | Colorado | 111 |
Illinois | 52 | Iowa | 21 |
Kentucky | 13 | Louisiana | 6 |
Maine | 38 | Minnesota | 41 |
Maryland | 23 | Montana | 30 |
Massachusetts | 40 | South Dakota | 5 |
New Hampshire | 16 | Texas | 37 |
New Jersey | 20 | Utah | 15 |
New York | 76 | ||
North Carolina | 46 | ||
South Carolina | 14 | ||
Tennessee | 19 | ||
Vermont | 20 |
Formula used:
Calculation:
East(x) | ||
State | Number of Breweries | |
Connecticut | 18 | 135.14 |
Delaware | 10 | 385.14 |
Florida | 47 | 301.89 |
Georgia | 22 | 58.14 |
Illinois | 52 | 500.64 |
Kentucky | 13 | 276.39 |
Maine | 38 | 70.14 |
Maryland | 23 | 43.89 |
Massachusetts | 40 | 107.64 |
New Hampshire | 16 | 185.64 |
New Jersey | 20 | 92.64 |
New York | 76 | 2150.64 |
North Carolina | 46 | 268.14 |
South Carolina | 14 | 244.14 |
Tennessee | 19 | 112.89 |
Vermont | 20 | 92.64 |
Sum | 474 | 5025.75 |
Mean | 29.625 | |
Standard deviation | 18.30 |
b)
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To find: the sample standard deviation of no. of breweries of west of river Mississippi.
Answer to Problem 34E
Standard deviation = 18.30
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
West(y) | ||
State | Number of Breweries | |
Alaska | 17 | 1542.35 |
Arizona | 31 | 638.71 |
California | 305 | 61865.26 |
Colorado | 111 | 2995.07 |
Iowa | 21 | 1244.17 |
Louisiana | 6 | 2527.35 |
Minnesota | 41 | 233.26 |
Montana | 30 | 690.26 |
South Dakota | 5 | 2628.89 |
Texas | 37 | 371.44 |
Utah | 15 | 1703.44 |
Sum | 619 | 76440.18182 |
Mean | 56.27 | |
Standard deviation | 87.43 |
c)
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To find: the range for both data set.
Answer to Problem 34E
East = 66
West =300
Explanation of Solution
Formula used:
Calculation:
d)
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To explain based on standard deviation which region is having more spread.
Answer to Problem 34E
West is widely spread as compared to the East.
Explanation of Solution
Since the standard deviation of East is 18.30 and for west it is 87.43, which shows that there is very high standard deviation in west.
Therefore, west is having higher spread.
e)
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To explain: based on range which region is having more spread.
Answer to Problem 34E
West is widely spread as compared to the East.
Explanation of Solution
Since the Range of East is 66 and for west it is 300, which shows that there is very high Range in west.
Therefore, west is having higher spread.
f)
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To find: the sample standard deviation of no. of breweries of west of river Mississippi. After removing the California.
Answer to Problem 34E
Standard deviation = 18.30
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
West(y) | ||
State | Number of Breweries | |
Alaska | 17 | 207.36 |
Arizona | 31 | 0.16 |
Colorado | 111 | 6336.16 |
Iowa | 21 | 108.16 |
Louisiana | 6 | 645.16 |
Minnesota | 41 | 92.16 |
Montana | 30 | 1.96 |
South Dakota | 5 | 696.96 |
Texas | 37 | 31.36 |
Utah | 15 | 268.96 |
Sum | 314 | 8388.4 |
Mean | 31.40 | |
Standard deviation | 30.53 |
Yes, the standard deviation West has decreased a lot, which shows that the standard deviation is not resistant at all.
g)
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To find the sample standard deviation of no. of breweries of west of river Mississippi. After removing the California.
Answer to Problem 34E
Range = 106
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
West(y) | ||
State | Number of Breweries | |
Alaska | 17 | 207.36 |
Arizona | 31 | 0.16 |
Colorado | 111 | 6336.16 |
Iowa | 21 | 108.16 |
Louisiana | 6 | 645.16 |
Minnesota | 41 | 92.16 |
Montana | 30 | 1.96 |
South Dakota | 5 | 696.96 |
Texas | 37 | 31.36 |
Utah | 15 | 268.96 |
Sum | 314 | 8388.4 |
Mean | 31.40 | |
Standard deviation | 30.53 |
Yes, the Range West has decreased a lot, which shows that Range is not resistant at all.
The new range is 106.
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