This document discusses analyzing data from a survey on people's weights. It finds that as people's actual weight increases, so does their desired weight. It introduces the variable wdiff, which is the difference between actual and desired weight, and explains that a value of 0 means the weights are equal, negative means underweight, and positive means overweight. The analysis concludes that most people's actual weights are close to their desired weights, both for males and females.
This document discusses analyzing data from a survey on people's weights. It finds that as people's actual weight increases, so does their desired weight. It introduces the variable wdiff, which is the difference between actual and desired weight, and explains that a value of 0 means the weights are equal, negative means underweight, and positive means overweight. The analysis concludes that most people's actual weights are close to their desired weights, both for males and females.
This document discusses analyzing data from a survey on people's weights. It finds that as people's actual weight increases, so does their desired weight. It introduces the variable wdiff, which is the difference between actual and desired weight, and explains that a value of 0 means the weights are equal, negative means underweight, and positive means overweight. The analysis concludes that most people's actual weights are close to their desired weights, both for males and females.
When the weight increases, the desired weight increases too.
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The variable wdiff is an integer
If wdiff is zero, the persons weight is the desired weight . If wdiff is <0, the person is underweight and if wdiff>0 the person is over weight. 4. We can see that people s weight is close to their desired weight.
5. The weight is close to the desired one for both males and females. 6.
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