Excel data of d section

           
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HIGH SCHOOL DATA STASTICIS OF D- SECTION
Mean 69.60967742
Standard Error 1.158688033
Median 69.5 Symmetry:
Mode 60
The Skew ness measure
Standard Deviation 9.123518693 indicates the level of non-
Sample Variance 83.23859334 symmetry. If the distribution
Kurtosis -0.960082856 of the data are symmetric then
Skewness 0.173562885 skew ness will be close to 0
Range 37
(zero).  The further from 0, the
more skewed the data. A
Minimum 52
negative value indicates a
Maximum 89 skew to the left. The skew ness
Sum 4315.8 reported by Excel is .17356, so
Count 62 the data can be assumed to be
Largest(1) 89
fairly symmetric and it is
positively skewed
Smallest(1) 52
Kurtosis is a measure of the
Confidence Level(95.0%) 2.316939896 peaked ness of the data. Again,
for normally distribute data the
kurtosis is 0 (zero). The excel value for same is -.96.this shows that data is
quite peaked. Negative kurtosis indicates a relatively peaked distribution

Estimate of central tendency:  there is no significant difference between

the values of mean, median and mode so all measures can be taken into
account to measure the central tendency of the data. As the data is free
from outliers, mean is supposed to be the best measure in this case.

 Measures of variability: variability (or dispersion) measures the

amount of scatter in a dataset. The measures of variability reported in
Excel’s descriptive statistics include the standard error, the standard
deviation and the variance as well as the range. the value of standard
deviation is 9.123 which shows data is highly distributed.

INTERMEDIATE DATA STATISTICS OF D- SECTION

Mean 71.27419355
Standard Error 1.126848761
Median 72
Mode 78
Standard Deviation 8.872816018
Sample Variance 78.72686409
Kurtosis -0.545786638
Skewness -0.044635766
Range 38
Minimum 51
Maximum 89
Sum 4419
Count 62
Largest(1) 89
Smallest(1) 51
Confidence
Level(95.0%) 2.253273339

Symmetry:
The Skewness measure indicates the level of non-symmetry. If the
distribution of the data are symmetric then skewness will be close to 0
(zero).  The further from 0, the more skewed the data. A negative value
indicates a skew to the left. The skewness reported by Excel is -.0446, so
the data can be assumed to be fairly symmetric and it is negatively
skewed

   Kurtosis is a measure of the peaked ness of the data. Again, for

normally distribute data the kurtosis is 0 (zero). the excel value for
 same is -.5457.this shos that data is quite peaked. negative kurtosis
indicates a relatively peaked distribution. 

  Estimate of central tendency:  there is no significant difference

between the values of mean, median and mode so all measures can be
taken into account to measure the central tendency of the data. As the
data is free from outliers,mean is supposed to be the best measure in
this case.

 Measures of variability: variability (or dispersion) measures the

amount of scatter in a dataset.The measures of variability reported in
Excel’s descriptive statistics include the standard error, the standard
deviation and the variance as well as the range.the value of standard
deviation is 8.87 which shows data is highly distributed.

GRADUATION DATA STATISTICS OF D- SECTION

Mean 64.27419355
Standard Error 0.679910933
Median 63
Mode 63
Standard Deviation 5.353624036
Sample Variance 28.66129032
Kurtosis -0.5147946
Skewness 0.493438425
Range 23
Minimum 54
Maximum 77
Sum 3985
Count 62
Largest(1) 77
Smallest(1) 54
Confidence
Level(95.0%) 1.359565924

Symmetry:
The Skewness measure indicates the level of non-symmetry. If the
distribution of the data are symmetric then skewness will be close to 0
(zero).  The further from 0, the more skewed the data. A negative value
indicates a skew to the left. The skewness reported by Excel is .4934, so
the data can be assumed to be fairly symmetric and it is positively
skewed

   Kurtosis is a measure of the peakedness of the data. Again, for

normally distribute data the kurtosis is 0 (zero). the excel value for
same is -.515.this shos that data is quite peaked. Negative kurtosis
indicates a relatively peaked distribution. 

 Estimate of central tendency:  there is no significant difference

between the values of mean, median and mode so all measures can be
taken into account to measure the central tendency of the data. As the
data is free from outliers,mean is supposed to be the best measure in
this case.

 Measures of variability: variability (or dispersion) measures the

amount of scatter in a dataset.The measures of variability reported
 in Excel’s descriptive statistics include the standard error, the standard
deviation and the variance as well as the range.the value of standard
deviation is 5.35 which shows data is highly distributed.

CAT PERCENTILE DATA STATISTICS OF D- SECTION

Mean 70.89516129
Standard Error 1.401684466
Median 70
Mode 64
Standard Deviation 11.03687452
Sample Variance 121.8125992
Kurtosis -0.604687129
Skewness 0.287611654
Range 45.5
Minimum 50
Maximum 95.5
Sum 4395.5
Count 62
Largest(1) 95.5
Smallest(1) 50
Confidence
Level(95.0%) 2.80284129

Symmetry:

The Skewness measure indicates the level of non-symmetry. If the

distribution of the data are symmetric then skewness will be close to 0
(zero).  The further from 0, the more skewed the data. A negative value
indicates a skew to the left. The skewness reported by Excel is .2876, so
the data can be assumed to be fairly symmetric and it is positively
skewed
    Kurtosis is a measure of the peakedness of the data. Again, for
normally distribute data the kurtosis is 0 (zero). the excel value for
same is -.60.this shos that data is quite peaked. Negative kurtosis
indicates a relatively peaked distribution. 

Estimate of central tendency:  there is no significant difference between

the values of mean, median and mode so all measures can be taken
into account to measure the central tendency of the data. As the data is
free from outliers,mean is supposed to be the best measure in this
case.

 Measures of variability: variability (or dispersion) measures the

amount of scatter in a dataset.The measures of variability reported in
Excel’s descriptive statistics include the standard error, the standard
deviation and the variance as well as the range.the value of standard
deviation is 11.04 which shows data is highly distributed.

Anova: Single Factor

Arts and
Professional Science Commerce Humanities
58 62 63 58
64 59 65 70
58 66 62 75
69 63 73 59
62 67 65  
 63 58 72  
66 70 70  
70 61 73  
65 66 72  
54 64 60  
57 77 60  
61 60 63  
61 63 60  
  69 63  
  62 70  
  66 63  
  63 57  
  59  
  75  
  59  
  74  
  63  
  61  
  58  
  68  
  58  
  65  
  57  
    69  

SUMMARY            
Groups Count Sum Average Variance  
62.15384 22.141025
Professional 13 808 6 6  
64.47058 21.514705
Science 17 1096 8 9  
64.72413 32.064039
Commerce 29 1877 8 4  
Arts and 69.666666
Humanities 4 262 65.5 7  

   
    
ANOVA  
Source of
Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit
23.45288 0.8060252 0.4955523 2.76076
Between Groups 70.35866 3 7 9 5 7
1716.720 29.09696
Within Groups 7 59 1  
   
1787.079
Total 4 62        

H0:All population means are equal

H1:All population means are not equal

The most important result from the t-test is the probability, or P-value. Excel reports two; the
one that we need is the “two-tail” version. we see that P two-tail = 0.49555. Since this is less than α
= 0.05, we reject the null hypothesis and can say:
we conclude that the population means are different
we conclude that the samples are not “equivalent”