The document provides examples of calculating statistics like the mean, variance, and standard deviation for various data sets. It asks the reader to determine these values for data sets of numbers, prices of bread at different supermarkets, times of Olympic swimmers, and uses these to find missing values in a final data set. It aims to demonstrate calculating and using common statistics to analyze and describe sets of quantitative data.
The document provides examples of calculating statistics like the mean, variance, and standard deviation for various data sets. It asks the reader to determine these values for data sets of numbers, prices of bread at different supermarkets, times of Olympic swimmers, and uses these to find missing values in a final data set. It aims to demonstrate calculating and using common statistics to analyze and describe sets of quantitative data.
The document provides examples of calculating statistics like the mean, variance, and standard deviation for various data sets. It asks the reader to determine these values for data sets of numbers, prices of bread at different supermarkets, times of Olympic swimmers, and uses these to find missing values in a final data set. It aims to demonstrate calculating and using common statistics to analyze and describe sets of quantitative data.
Determine the mean. Use a table to determine the variance and the standard deviation. Determine the percentage of data points within one standard deviation of the mean. Round your answer to the nearest percentage point. a) {9,1; 0,2; 2,8; 2,0; 10,0; 5,8; 9,3; 8,0} b) {9; 5; 1; 3; 3; 5; 7; 4; 10; 8} c) {81; 22; 63; 12; 100; 28; 54; 26; 50; 44; 4; 32} 4. Use a calculator to determine the mean, variance, and standard deviation of the following data sets: a) 8 ; 3 ; 10 ; 7 ; 7 ; 1 ; 3 ; 1 ; 3 ; 7 b) 4 ; 4 ; 13 ; 9 ; 7 ; 7 ; 2 ; 5 ; 15 ; 4 ; 22 ; 11 c) 4,38 ; 3,83 ; 4,99 ; 4,05 ; 2,88 ; 4,83 ; 0,88 ; 5,33 ; 3,49 ; 4,10 d) 4,76 ; 4,96 ; 6,35 ; 3,57 ; 0,59 ; 2,18 ; 4,96 ; 3,57 ; 2,18 ; 1,98 e) 7 ; 53 ; 29 ; 42 ; 12 ; 111 ; 122 ; 79 ; 83 ; 5 ; 69 ; 45 ; 23 ; 77 5. Xolani surveyed the price of a loaf of white bread at two different supermarkets. The data, in rands, are given below. Supermarket A 3,96 3,76 4,00 3,91 3,69 3,72 Supermarket B 3,97 3,81 3,52 4,08 3,88 3,68 a) Find the mean price at each supermarket and then state which supermarket has the lower mean. b) Find the standard deviation of each supermarkets prices. c) Which supermarket has the more consistently priced white bread? Give reasons for your answer. 6. The times for the 8 athletes who swam the 100 m freestyle nal at the 2012 London Olympic Games are shown below. All times are in seconds. 47,52 ; 47,53 ; 47,80 ; 47,84 ; 47,88 ; 47,92 ; 48,04 ; 48,44 a) Calculate the mean time. b) Calculate the standard deviation for the data. c) How many of the athletes times are more than one standard deviation away from the mean? 7. The following data set has a mean of 14,7 and a variance of 10,01. 18 ; 11 ; 12 ; a ; 16 ; 11 ; 19 ; 14 ; b ; 13 Calculate the values of a and b. 371 Chapter 9. Statistics