Unit 12 Test REVIEW Statistics Name: Period:

1. Given the data set: (28, 43132, 45, 43.31), find the following statistical data: LIS

Mean 30 Median Range ICI

Lower uartileQI Upper quartile Q3 IQR

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2. Match the following with the vocabulary:
A. Symmetric l. Mean equals median
B. Skewed left Il. Mean is greater than median C
C. Skewed righ Ill. Mean is less than median
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3. George measured the height of 11 athletes (inches) {65, 66, 66,68,70,71,72,72,74,74,76)

Draw a box plot to represent the data.

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60 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80

4. Write an equation of the best fit line for the following data.
D - distance in 175 375 410 570 600 740 947 1212 1500
miles
f(d) - airfare in 110 130 163 167 145 180 180 261 214
dollars
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LOWEST-PRICED AIRFARES
FROM BALTIMORE
a. Equation of best fit line:
280

b. What is the correlation 240

c. Describe the correlation coeffiencent:

120
d. Use your equation to estimate the expected airfare for a
distance of&miles. • so

. -nos. 95 0 200 Itoo

Distance (in miles)

e. Would we have gotten the same answers if we each individually estimated the line of best fit by hand? Explain.
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5. The following data set is a random sample of a bowler's scores. Use the following data set to compute he mean
absolute deviation (show work). C) fmc.!ove»ate__ (j Q

110, 220, 105, 150, 210, 200, 190, 230 Mean absolute deviation:

90. -c

6. For the ata below, find the upper and lower boundaries for outliers and name the outliers, if any. Show all work.

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Upper oun ary: Lower boun ary: Outliers (if any) and

7. Given the two box plots representing weights of baby chickens for different types of feed, what are two comparative
conclusions that can be drawn? Use statistical vocabulary in context of the problem.

a) Conclusion1: 'Z

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b) conclusion 2:

c) Which feed type shows more consistent results? Vero

How do you know? ( hint: compare measures of spread) 150 250 350 400
Chick Mass (g)

d) Does feed type 2 show skewed data? If so, which way is the skew?

8. The following histogram represents the final scores of a random sample of college students. Circle all descriptions
that apply below the graph.

Bimodal Unimodal Skewed left

Symmetrical tJniform Skewed right

9. Using the information provided below, create a two way frequency table.
41 people went to the Raider basketball game. Of those, 8 people had pizza with water to drink, 12 people had soda
with a hot dog, 4 people had nothing to drink with a hot dog, 19 people total had soda, 16 people total ate pizza. 7
people had soda & pizza. 1 person had water with no food and 15 people had water.

a) The Totals are what kind of frequency?

Concession Stand Sales
Soda Water No Drink Total b) How many people had water and a hot dog? (C
Is this a joint or marginal frequency?
Hot Dog
(o c) For people who bought a hotdog, what is the
Pizza conditional relative frequency that they did not buy a
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drink at the game? .I€IV
No Food

Total d) What is the conditional relative frequency of people

who had something to eat, given that had water? I
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10. Find the equation of the line of best fit for the data below:

x 3 4 8 5 6 7 4
2 3 10 6 9 7 2
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Il. Would it be more accurate to use the calculator or find the line of best fit using pen and paper? Ct.*

12. For the box plots shown:

Females

Males

10 n 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

a) Describe the shape of the males' data. i C

b) What measures of center and spread would be appropriate to describe the male's data? (Aft

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c) Describe the shape of the females' data.

d) What measures of center and spread would be appropriate to describe the female's data?
13-18. Match the description with each piece of data. (more than one letter may apply)

A. Skewed right B. Skewed left C. Uniform D. Symmetric E. Unimodal F. Bimodal

13. 14. 15. 16.D 17. 18.

19-24. Match the best correlation coefficient with each scatter plot.

19c 20. r: -0.7

22. 0.35 23. E r = -0.35 24. € r = -0.95

25. All of the following are Corrrelations. Determine of they are just correlation or if they are a causation.

A. Ice cream consumption leads to murder. ( 10

B. A pirate shortage caused global warming.
C. The age of a car and the retail value•
D. The number of students in a school and the number of teachers.