FUNDAMENTALS OF DATA

ANALYSIS

LAB MANUAL

SNS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

Kurumbapalayam (Po), Coimbatore – 641 035
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 SNS COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
Kurumbapalayam (Po), Coimbatore – 641 035
AN AUTONOMOUS INSTITUTION
Accredited by NBA – AICTE and Accredited by NAAC – UGCwith ‘A’ Grade
Approved by AICTE, New Delhi & Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai

Subject Code : 19BAP606

Subject Name : Fundamentals of Data Analysis

Class & Branch : MBA (1stYear)

Academic Year : 2021 - 2022

Semester : 1stSemester

Course Coordinator : Mr. K.J.Karuppuswamy

Assistant Professor,

Department of Management Studies

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19BAP606 FUNDAMENTALS OF DATA ANALYSIS

COURSE OBJECTIVE
 To gain an understanding of how managers use business analytics to formulate and
solve business problems and to support managerial decision making.
 To become familiar with the processes needed to develop, report, and analyze business
data.
 To learn how to use and apply Excel and Excel add-ins to solve business problems.

COURSE OUTCOME
 Able to making decision & solve business problems by analyzing business data.
 Acquire knowledge on preparation of various reports and analyze business data.
 Able to use and apply Excel and Excel add-ins to solve business problems.

Details of Experiments
Exp.No.
Name
1 Quantitative data Analysis
2 Qualitative data Analysis
3 Normal Distribution
4 Measures of Central Tendency, Variation & Standard Deviation
5 Confidence Interval for Means
6 Hypothesis Testing using Z Test
7 Hypothesis Testing using T Test
8 Break Even Analysis
9 Regression
10 Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
 Spreadsheet Software

TEXT BOOKS

1. P.N.Arora & S.Arora, ‘Statistics for Management’, 5th Edition, S. Chand, 2007. (Unit I, II,
III, IV & V)

2. J.K. Sharma, ‘Business Statistics’, Vikas Publishing, 2014. (Unit I, II, III, IV & V)
 CONTENTS

Sl. No Experiments Page. No.

I. USING MS EXCEL
1 Quantitative data Analysis

2 Qualitative data Analysis

3 Distribution of Data

4 Measures of Central Tendency, Variation & Standard Deviation

5 Confidence Interval for Means

6 Hypothesis Testing using Z Test

7 Hypothesis Testing using T Test

8 Break Even Analysis

9 Regression

10 Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)

 Experiment No. 1

QUANTITATIVE DATA ANALYSIS

Question: You have joined recently as a Retail head of XYZ Apparel Brand. You are responsible to
improve the store performance and to implement the best practices in the day to day operations of the
stores. The CEO of the XYZ Brand set's the below targets & Provides the available data to you
through the mail. At the end of the month you need to Report to the CEO about your findings and
implementations. Based on the report your Appointment & salary will be decided.
Targets
1) Analyze& Understand the below sales data and make meaningful interpretations based on the
available data.
2) XYZ Apparel brand used to collect only the below data. As a Retail Head what are the data's you
need to improve the store performance.
3) Create a format to collect the data and circulate that to the store In charge's (Store In charge
Qualification - H.Sc).
Additional Information:
a. XYZ Brand operated in 20 different metro cities in India
b. Each store consist of 3 – 5 Staff's (No sales staff is qualified more than 12th)

Product Type Price QUANTITY

polo shirt 250 26
Fashion Shirt 300 56
Kids wear 150 56
Pant 450 22
Sarees 600 56
Sleep wear 300 56
T shirt 350 24
AIM:
To create appropriate visual displays and interpret the given quantitative data using MS EXCEL.

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open the Excel datasheet & enter the given data.
Step 2: Put vlookup formula =VLOOKUP($E$24:$E$319,$G$22:$H$29,2,0) to segregate the price
to the respective products.
Step 3: Calculate the revenue by multiplying price and quantity=H23*I23
Step 4: Calculate percentage for the performance of the product =J23/$J$30
Step 5: Calculate rank with formula (=rank) and percentage by dividing product revenue by total
revenue =RANK(J23,$J$23:$J$29,0)
Step 6: Select the product type & revenue from the table and create appropriate visual displays by
clicking insert button to show the graphical presentation of performance of various products in the
store.
Step 7: Select all the founded data from table and create appropriate visual displays by clicking insert
button to show the overall view of the store’s performance.
Step 8: The output will appear in the same window

RESULT:
Appropriate visual displays are created and interpretation is given below.
TABULAR PRESENTATION:

Product Price quantity revenue Rank Percentage

polo shirt 250 26 6500 7 6%
Fashion Shirt 300 56 16800 2 17%
Kids wear 150 56 8400 5 8%
Pant 450 22 9900 4 10%
Sarees 600 56 33600 1 33%
Sleep wear 300 56 16800 2 17%
T shirt 350 24 8400 5 8%
Total 2400 296 100400 100%

INTERPRETATION:

 With the above data we can finalize the product which had highly performed and which had
least performed one.
 Highly performed product can be viewed with the help of revenue of the particular product.
 Here, with the given data we can conclude that Sarees are performed highly with 33% of total
revenue.
 Next highly performed products are sleep wear and fashion shirts with 17% of total revenue.
 Polo shirts are performed least with 6% of total revenue.
 Next least performed products are t-shirts and kids wear with 8% of total revenue.
 From these interpretations we can make decisions on stock management of the least
performed products and take additional forward steps to increase the sales of highly
performed products.
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION:

REVENU
4000 E
0
3500
0
3000
0
2500
0
2000
0
1500
0
polo Fashio Kids wear Sarees Sleep wear T
1000 shirt n Pan shirt
0 Shirt t

500
0
0

Chart Title
Price quantity revenue rank
percentage
4000
0
3500
0
3000
0
2500
0
2000
0
1500
0 polo Fashio Kids wear Sarees Sleep wear T
shirt n Pan shirt
1000 t
Shirt
0
5000
0
 Experiment No.2

QUALITATIVE DATA ANALYSIS

Question: A multi brand retail mobile showroom forwarded the last month customer satisfaction
survey to the data analyst. Put yourself into the position of data analyst and give the necessary advice
to the multi brand retail mobile showroom based on the given data.
Some of the sample data as follows,
Gender vivo v11 Sam Oppo App Nokia moto
Male Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied
Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied
Extremely Extremely
Female Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied
Female Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied satisfied satisfied
Extremely Extremely
Male Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Satisfied
Female Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied satisfied satisfied
Extremely
Female Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied
Male Neutral Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied satisfied
Extremely Extremely Extremely
Male Satisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied
Male Satisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied satisfied
Extremely Extremely
Female Satisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied
Male Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied Dissatisfied satisfied
Extremely Extremely Extremely Extremely
Female Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied
Extremely Extremely
Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied
Extremely Extremely Extremely Extremely
Female Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied
Extremely Extremely Extremely
Male Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Satisfied satisfied Satisfied
Extremely Extremely Extremely
Female Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied satisfied
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AIM:
To create appropriate visual displays and interpret the given qualitative data using MS EXCEL.

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open the Excel datasheet & identify the product types
Step 2: Calculate the total number of Male and Female responses by using Countif formula
=COUNTIF($C$3:$C$64,L2) and =COUNTIF($C$3:$C$64,L3).
Step 3: Formula to find if any blanks cells given =COUNTBLANK(C3:C64)
Step 4:If frequency is not given calculate the frequency using Countif Formula
=COUNTIF($D$3:$D$64,L8).
Step 5: To make the created table to be more convenient copy the table and paste it through using
paste special by enabling value and transpose option in the dialogue box.
Step 6: Createappropriate visual displays by clicking Insert button.
Step 7: The output will appear in the same window.

RESULT:
Appropriate visual displays are created and an interpretation is given below
TABULAR PRESENTATION:
CREATED TABLE:

CUSTOMER
RESPONSE/PRODUCT
TYPE vivo v11 sam Oppo nokia moto app
FREQUENCY
Extremely Satisfied 20 18 18 17 17 14
Satisfied 30 24 20 21 21 20
Neutral 2 0 0 0 0 0
Dissatisfied 10 19 24 23 23 27
Extremely Dissatisfied 0 1 0 1 1 1

CONVENIENT TABLE:

CUSTOMER
RESPONSE/PROD Extremel Extremely
UCT TYPE y satisfied Neutral Dissatisfied Dissatisfie
Satisfied d
vivo v12 20 30 2 10 0
Sam 18 24 0 19 1
Oppo 18 20 0 24 0
App 14 20 0 27 1
Nokia 17 21 0 23 1
Moto 17 21 0 23 1

INTERPRETATION:
 With the above data we can finalize the brand which gave more satisfaction to the customers
and which one is under satisfied by the customers.
 Satisfaction level of particular brands can be viewed with the help of frequency.
 Here with the given data we can conclude that vivo v11 has the Extreme level of satisfaction
among the customers.
 Whereas the Apple brand has more dissatisfied customers.
 From these interpretations as a Data Analyst, I will advice the multibrand showroom to
increase the sales of vivo v11 and Samsung because these are the brands which gave more
satisfaction to the customers.
 Furthermore I also give an advice to take forward actions to promote the apple brand.
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION:

Extremely Satisfied satisfied Neutral Dissatisfied Extremely Dissatisfied

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
35 SURVEY

30

25

20

15

10

0
vivo sa opp ap noki moto
v11 m o p a
 Experiment No.3

DISTRIBUTION OF DATA

Question: Company ZYX packages sugar in 1 kg bags with the help of machines. A Manager would
like to check the distribution of sugar packages. Using 484 samples(Ref Annexure 1) he measures the
weight of sugars.Identify the distribution data with appropriate visualization method.

S.No Weigh S.No Weigh

t in t in
grams grams
1 1001 9 970
2 1010 10 950
3 1033 11 1070
4 1050 12 1050
5 998 13 987
6 997 14 977
7 990 15 988
8 980 16 1000

AIM:
To identify the distribution of given data using MS EXCEL.

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open the Excel datasheet &select the data.
Step 2: Click Insert Button and select Pivot table. Then hit OK.
Step 3: Drag thegram Label to row labels & Right Click into data’s and click “group” select interval
range.
Step 4: Again drag the same gram label to values. Then left click & choose value field setting and
select count option.
Step 5: Select both the Interval and count. Then click insert button and select the Column bar chart
Step 6: After that click design button and go to chart layout and select layout No: 8 for Histogram
chart.
Step 7: The output will appear in the same window.

RESULT:
The distribution of given data is identified using Histogram.
TABULAR PRESENTATION:

Row Labels Count of grams

899-908 24
949-958 52
959-968 6
969-978 48
979-988 66
989-998 88
999-1008 52
1009-1018 38
1029-1038 32
1049-1058 40
1069-1078 36
1099-1108 2
Grand Total 484
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION:

SUGAR PACKAGE DISTRIBUTION

10 LEVEL
0

90

80

70

60

50
Tota
40 l
30

20

10

0
 Experiment No.4

MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY, VARIATION & STANDARD DEVIATION

Question: Company XYZ packages sugar in 1 kg bags with the help of two machines. A manager
used to receive customers' complaints frequently because most of the sugar packages had quantity
less than 1000grams. Like 850g, 900g, 950g, etc., both the machines are not performing well in terms
of accuracy.

So he sold the old machine and decided to buy the new machine. He went to the Machine
manufacturer Factory to buy the new machine. But before buying he would like to check the accuracy
of the machines. He asked the seller to run the machine and to produce 40 samples from each
machine.

Using 40 samples he measured the weight of sugars. (Ref the table for weighing details of each
package machine wise).

Identify which machine is performing better than the others and which one you will buy? Rank the
machines in terms of accuracy?

Justify your answer with suitable statistical measures.

S.No M/C - A M/C - B M/C - C M/C - D
1 1001 950 970 1002
2 1010 990 970 988
3 1002 1000 1000 978
4 988 1012 980 952
5 978 1020 1000 1019
6 952 1025 1012 990
7 1019 988 1011 1000
8 1013 995 1010 1012
9 1030 1005 990 1020
10 1025 1013 1020 1025
11 1012 1030 1001 980
12 1020 1025 1000 1000
13 1025 1012 1010 1012
14 988 1020 1000 1056
15 995 1010 1012 1085
16 1001 1002 1030 1065
17 1010 988 1010 1001
18 1002 978 1012 1000
19 988 952 1010 980
20 978 1019 1010 1010
21 952 950 1040 1085
22 1019 990 1021 1065
23 1013 1000 1001 1001
24 1030 1012 1000 1000
25 1025 1020 980 980
26 1012 1025 1000 1000
27 1020 988 980 1056
28 1025 995 970 1085
29 988 1005 990 1065
30 995 1013 980 1001
31 990 1030 1000 1000
32 1000 1025 1012 980
33 1012 1012 1001 1010
34 1020 1020 1010 1085
35 1025 1010 1030 1065
36 988 1002 1010 1001
37 995 988 1001 1000
38 1005 978 1000 980
39 1013 952 1010 1000
40 1025 1019 1000 1020
AIM:
To calculate the central tendency and machine accuracy usingMS EXCEL.

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open the Excel datasheet &enter the data
Step 2: Select the samples of Machine A,B,C and D.
Step 3: Click data button and select data Analysis option.
Step 4: Then Click Descriptive statistics and click OK.
Step 5: Select the input range, Output range and enable summary statistics option and click OK.
Step 6: The output will appear in the same window.

RESULT:
1. Descriptive Statistics table is displayed with central tendency values.
2. Machine accuracy –With the CV of 4 machines we can conclude that machine A has more
accuracy comparing to others.
TABULAR PRESENTATION:

MANUALLY CREATED TABLE:

M/C TOTAL MEDIAN STD RANGE RANK CV

DEV
M/C-A 40189 1004.725 19.09757 78 1 1.900776
M/C-B 40068 1001.7 19.33754 80 2 1.930473
M/C-C 40094 1002.35 19.57813 70 3 1.953222
M/C-D 40654 1016.35 19.843 133 4 1.952379

DESCRIPTIVE TABLE TYPE:

M/C - A M/C - B M/C - C M/C - D

Mean 1004.73 Mean 1001.7 Mean 1002.35 Mean 1016.35

Standar Standar Standar Standar
d Error 3.01959 d Error 3.49729 d Error 2.5345181 d Error 5.586907
Median 1010 Median 1007.5 Median 1001 Median 1001
Mode 1025 Mode 1012 Mode 1000 Mode 1000
STD 19.0976 STD 22.1188 STD 16.0297 STD 35.3347
Variance 364.717 Variance 489.241 Variance 256.95128 Variance 1248.541
Kurtosis 1.03627 Kurtosis 0.56341 Kurtosis 0.2855309 Kurtosis -0.44022
-
Skewness 1.0034 Skewness -1.05593 Skewness -0.227124 Skewness 0.748222
6
Range 78 Range 80 Range 70 Range 133
Minimum 952 Minimum 950 Minimum 970 Minimum 952
Maximum 1030 Maximum 1030 Maximum 1040 Maximum 1085
Sum 40189 Sum 40068 Sum 40094 Sum 40654
Count 40 Count 40 Count 40 Count 40
 Experiment No.5

CONFIDENCE INTERVAL FOR MEANS

Question: Amazon generated revenue of 150 million Indian rupees from 100 million customers
during the Great Indian Festival. Imagine you are a data scientist at Amazon. Now, Amazon has 100
million customers during Great Indian Festival Imagine among those 50 million are male customers
and 50 million are female customers.

You want to analyze if the spending habit differs between the two genders. The specific question you
need an answer for is: On average do women spend more per transaction than men?

In this case, you use the average spending of the sample of 10,000 female customers & 10,000 male
customers to find out the average spending of the entire population of 50 million female customers &
50 million female customers. (Note: 1. The sample size should not be too small 2. Samples should be
random and independent)

Note : Refer Annexure II for customer transaction Samples

AIM:
To calculate the confidence interval for mean at 95 % for the given data using MS EXCEL.
PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open the Excel datasheet & enter the data’s
Step 2: Select the samples and calculate mean using Average formula.
Step 3: Calculate Standard deviation using STDEV Formula
Step 4: Then Calculate Square root of N Using SQRT Formula
Step 5: Then apply the formula to calculate Confidence Interval - mean ± Z*(SD / √n)
Step 6: The output will appear in the same window.
RESULT:
1. Confidence interval for mean at 95 % is calculated.
2. Interpretation – On average women spending more than men during the Amazon great Indian
festival because both the upper limit and lower limit of the female confidence interval more
than male transaction. So at 95% confidence interval the average amount spent by the women
is more than the average amount spent by male.

Result
s
Measures Female Male
mean 999.9211 799.9407
SD 84.44133 101.0776
N 10000 10000
Sq root of N 100 100
Z 1.96 1.96
Interval 1.65505 1.981121
CI @ Upper 1001.576 801.9219
95% Limit
Lower 998.2661 797.9596
Limit
 Experiment No.6

HYPOTHESIS TESTING USING Z TEST

Question: A factory has a machine that dispenses 80ml of fluid in a bottle. An employee believes
that the average amount of fluid is not 80ml. Using 40 samples he got the below measures
1) State the null and alternate hypothesis
2) At a 95% confidence Level is there enough evidence to support the idea that
the machine is not working properly.
3) Identity type of tail

S.No ml S.No Ml S.No Ml S.No ml

1 78 11 78 21 78 31 78
2 81 12 81 22 77 32 81
3 79 13 79 23 79 33 75
4 79 14 76 24 79 34 85
5 81 15 79 25 81 35 75
6 78 16 75 26 78 36 78
7 81 17 81 27 81 37 77
8 78 18 78 28 83 38 73
9 79 19 79 29 79 39 82
10 80 20 80 30 82 40 85

AIM:
To state the null and alternate hypothesis, Hypothesis testing (Z test) using MS Excel and Identifying
type of tail.

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open the Excel datasheet &enter the data’s
Step 2: Create dummy variable with 0 values.
Step 3: Calculate the variance using VAR Formula.
Step 4: Click data button and select data Analysis option
Step 5: Select Z test for two sample mean and click OK
Step 6: Select variable 1 and 2 & Then enter hypothesis mean difference, variance (Known) 1 and
variance 2 (Minimum values like 0.000001) and enable labels & output range. Click OK.
Step 7: The output will appear in the same window.
RESULT:
NULL HYPO AVERAGE IS EQUAL TO 80
AVERAGE IS NOT
ALTERNATE HYPO EQUAL TO 80

z-Test: Two Sample for Means

BAS fluid Dummy
E
Mean 79.15 0
Known Variance 6.38 1E-10
Observations 40 2
Hypothesized
Mean Difference 80
Z -2.128328114
P(Z<=z) one-tail 0.016654944
z Critical one-tail 1.644853627
P(Z<=z) two-tail 0.033309889
z Critical two-tail 1.959963985

Null Hypothesis - Rejected

Alternate Hypothesis -Accepted

Type of Tail –Two tail

Hypothesis result –Average is not equal to 80

At a 95% confidence Level there is enough evidence to support the idea that the machine is not
working properly
 Experiment No.7

HYPOTHESIS TESTING USING T TEST

Question: A factory has a machine that dispenses 80ml of fluid in a bottle. An employee believes
that the average amount of fluid is not 80ml. Using 20 samples he got the below measures
1) State the null and alternate hypothesis
2) At a 95% confidence Level is there enough evidence to support the idea that
the machine is not working properly.
3) Identity type of tail

S.No ml S.No ml
1 78 11 78
2 81 12 81
3 79 13 79
4 79 14 76
5 81 15 79
6 78 16 75
7 81 17 81
8 78 18 78
9 79 19 79
10 80 20 80

AIM:
To state the null and alternate hypothesis, Hypothesis testing (T test) using MS Excel and Identifying
type of tail.

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open the Excel datasheet &enter the data’s
Step 2: Create dummy variable with 0 values.
Step 3: Click data button and select data Analysis option
Step 4: Select t test – “two sample assuming unequal variance” and click OK.
Step 5: Select variable 1 and 2 &then enter hypothesis mean difference, enable labels & output range.
Click OK.
Step 6: The output will appear in the same window.
RESULT:

NULL Hypothesis AVERAGE IS EQUAL TO 80

ALTERNATE AVERAGE IS NOT
Hypothesis EQUAL TO 80

t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Unequal Variances

BAS fluid DUMMY
E
Mean 79.4 0
Variance 1.51578947 0
Observations 20 2
Hypothesized Mean Difference 80
Df 19
t Stat -2.1794495
P(T<=t) one-tail 0.02104314
t Critical one-tail 1.72913281
P(T<=t) two-tail 0.04208629
t Critical two-tail 2.09302405

Null Hypothesis -Rejected

Alternate Hypothesis - Accepted

Type of Tail –Two tail

Hypothesis result –Average is not equal to 80

At a 95% confidence Level there is enough evidence to support the idea that the machine is not
working properly
 Experiment No.8

BREAK EVEN ANALYSIS

Question: A factory has a machine that produces LED light. Calculate the Break Even Quantity
using formula & line diagram through Excel and How many LED lights company need to sell in
order to make Rs.6,50,000 as profit/annum.
1) Fixed cost –Rs. 576335/ annum
2) Variable cost – Rs. 17/ product
3) Selling Price – Rs. 24/product

AIM:
1. To Calculate the Break Even Quantity using line formula &line diagram through MS Excel
2. To Calculate how many LED Lights Company need to sell in order to make Rs.6, 50,000 as
profit/annum using MS Excel.
PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open the Excel datasheet & enter the data’s
Step 2: Create the table with labels of Fixed cost, Variable cost, Total cost, Total Revenue, Profit and
Number of products.
Step 3: Use formulas for the above labels and drag down until you reach BEP and Profit of
Rs.650000.
Step 4:Select Fixed cost, Variable cost, Total cost and Revenue. Then click insert and select line
diagram.
Step 5: The output will appear in the same window.
Step 6 : Use BEP formula to calculate the Break even quantity – (FC/(SP-VC))
RESULT:

Break Even Quantity – 82333.57

For making Rs.6, 50,000profit/annum company need to sell = 650000 /(24-17) = 92857 I have to sell
after breakeven point or 82333.57+82857 = 175191 unit I have to sell to achieve the target profit of
Rs. 650000

BEP Analysis:-

Num of
FC
S.No VC TC REV Product Profit
1 576335 85000 661335 120000 5000 -541335
2 576335 170000 746335 240000 10000 -506335
3 576335 255000 831335 360000 15000 -471335
4 576335 340000 916335 480000 20000 -436335
5 576335 425000 1001335 600000 25000 -401335
6 576335 510000 1086335 720000 30000 -366335
7 576335 595000 1171335 840000 35000 -331335
8 576335 680000 1256335 960000 40000 -296335
9 576335 765000 1341335 1080000 45000 -261335
10 576335 850000 1426335 1200000 50000 -226335
11 576335 935000 1511335 1320000 55000 -191335
12 576335 1020000 1596335 1440000 60000 -156335
13 576335 1105000 1681335 1560000 65000 -121335
14 576335 1190000 1766335 1680000 70000 -86335
15 576335 1275000 1851335 1800000 75000 -51335
16 576335 1360000 1936335 1920000 80000 -16335
17 576335 1445000 2021335 2040000 85000 18665
18 576335 1530000 2106335 2160000 90000 53665
19 576335 1615000 2191335 2280000 95000 88665
20 576335 1700000 2276335 2400000 100000 123665
21 576335 1785000 2361335 2520000 105000 158665
22 576335 1870000 2446335 2640000 110000 193665
23 576335 1955000 2531335 2760000 115000 228665
24 576335 2040000 2616335 2880000 120000 263665
25 576335 2125000 2701335 3000000 125000 298665
26 576335 2210000 2786335 3120000 130000 333665
27 576335 2295000 2871335 3240000 135000 368665
28 576335 2380000 2956335 3360000 140000 403665
29 576335 2465000 3041335 3480000 145000 438665
30 576335 2550000 3126335 3600000 150000 473665
31 576335 2635000 3211335 3720000 155000 508665
32 576335 2720000 3296335 3840000 160000 543665
33 576335 2805000 3381335 3960000 165000 578665
34 576335 2890000 3466335 4080000 170000 613665
35 576335 2975000 3551335 4200000 175000 648665
36 576335 3060000 3636335 4320000 180000 683665
37 576335 3145000 3721335 4440000 185000 718665
38 576335 3230000 3806335 4560000 190000 753665
39 576335 3315000 3891335 4680000 195000 788665
40 576335 3400000 3976335 4800000 200000 823665
41 576335 3485000 4061335 4920000 205000 858665
42 576335 3570000 4146335 5040000 210000 893665
43 576335 3655000 4231335 5160000 215000 928665
44 576335 3740000 4316335 5280000 220000 963665
45 576335 3825000 4401335 5400000 225000 998665
46 576335 3910000 4486335 5520000 230000 1033665
47 576335 3995000 4571335 5640000 235000 1068665
48 576335 4080000 4656335 5760000 240000 1103665
49 576335 4165000 4741335 5880000 245000 1138665
50 576335 4250000 4826335 6000000 250000 1173665
51 576335 4335000 4911335 6120000 255000 1208665

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 Experiment No.9

REGRESSION

Question: A marketing department of a company XYZ used to give advertisement to increase the
sales. Identify the correlation between sales and advertisements based on R – Square value and
Forecast the sales when you increase the advertisement to 30times / month.

Advertisement Sales in
/ Month Lakhs/Mont
h
2 3
4 4.5
7 5
9 7
11 8.75
15 9.5
19 12
20 15

AIM:
1. To Identify the relationship between sales and advertisement based on R – Square value using
MS Excel
2. To forecast the sales when you increase the advertisement to 30 times / month.

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open the Excel datasheet & enter the data’s
Step 2: Select the data’s and click data button.
Step 3: Select the regression and Click OK
Step 4:Select input Y range, input X range, Enable labels and output range & click OK.
Step 5: The output will appear in the same window.
Step 6 : Use Y = mx+b formula to forecast the future sales where Y - Dependent variable , m – Slop,
X- Independent variable , b – intercept.
RESULT:
1. R – Square value – 0.9531 & Type of Correlation - Positive Correlation

2. When the marketing department increase the advertisement to 30 times / month then
Sales/month will be = 19.44 Lakh ( Y= mx+c i.e Y = (0.593x30) +1.636 = 19.44 Lakh ).

SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics
Multiple R 0.976314919
R Square 0.95319082
Adjusted R Square 0.94538929
Standard Error 0.947161548
Observations 8

ANOVA
Significance
Df SS MS F F
Regression 1 109.6095 109.609 122.18 3.26E-05
5
Residual 6 5.38269 0.89711
5
Total 7 114.9922

Standard P- Lower Upper Lower Upper

Coefficients Error t Stat value 95% 95% 95.0% 95.0%
- -
0.6733 2.4300 0.051 0.0113 3.2839 0.0113 3.2839
Intercept 1.636308806 7 29 16 7 86 7 86
Advertiseme 0.0537 11.053 3.26E- 0.4623 0.7252 0.4623 0.7252
nt/ Month 0.593787696 19 51 05 41 34 41 34
RESIDUAL OUTPUT

Predicted Sales
Observation in Residuals
Lakhs/Month
1 2.823884198 0.176116
2 4.01145959 0.48854
3 5.792822678 -0.79282
4 6.98039807 0.019602
5 8.167973462 0.582027
6 10.54312425 -1.04312
7 12.91827503 -0.91828
8 13.51206273 1.487937

Advertisement/ Month Line Fit

1
Plot
6
1
4
1
Lakhs/Month

2
Sales in Lakhs/Month
Sales in

1
0 Predicted Sales in
8 Lakhs/Month

6
4
0 5 10 15 20 25
2
Advertisement/ Month
0
 Experiment No.10

ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA)

Question: A Walmart Ich(One of the biggest retailer in the world) wants to know if three different
types of advertisements(Social Media marketing, SEM, Traditional marketing) affect mean sales
differently. They use each type of advertisement at 10 different stores randomly for one month and
measure total sales for each store at the end of the month.

Note : If the overall p-value of the ANOVA is lower than our significance level, then we can
conclude that there is a statistically significant difference in mean sales between the three types of
advertisements. We can then conduct post hoc tests to determine exactly which types of
advertisements lead to significantly different results.

Sales in Lakhs /
S.No Month
Social Media SE Traditional
Marketing M Marketing
1 75 50 88
2 80 55 79
3 65 65 75
4 73 66 65
5 88 60 90
6 75 50 88
7 80 55 79
8 65 65 75
9 73 66 65
10 88 60 90

AIM:
To run the one way ANOVA to find out the F value or P value using MS EXCEL. Based on the “F”
or “P” statistics we can provide statistical evidence.

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Open the Excel datasheet & enter the data’s
Step 2: Select the data’s and click data button.
Step 3: Select the “ANOVA single factor” and Click OK
Step 4:Select input range, Enable output range & click OK.
Step 5: The output will appear in the same window.
RESULT:
1. F – Calculated value – 17.9 which is less than F critical value -3.354 & P Values less than 0.05.

2. So At a 95% confidence Level there is enough evidence to prove that there is a significant
different between Social Media Marketing, SEM & Traditional Marketing.

Anova: Single Factor

SUMMARY
Groups Count Sum Average Variance
Social Media
Marketing 10 762 76.2 64.62222
SEM 10 592 59.2 40.62222
Traditional Marketing 10 794 79.4 91.82222

ANOVA __
Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit
Between Groups 2357.6 2 1178.8 17.9452 0.000011 3.354131
Within Groups 1773.6 27 65.68889

Total 4131.2 29
 Annexure I

Experiment No.3

DISTRIBUTION OF DATA

1001 1050 1001 1050 1000 970 950 970 950 950
1010 987 1010 987 1000 950 1070 950 1070 899
1033 977 1033 977 1100 1070 1010 1070 1010 955
1050 988 1050 988 900 1050 1033 1050 1033 963
998 1000 998 1000 1001 987 1050 987 1050 988
997 990 997 990 1005 977 998 977 998 1000
990 980 990 980 901 988 997 988 997 1001
980 970 980 970 902 1000 990 1000 990 1010
970 950 970 950 950 990 980 990 980 900
950 1070 950 1070 899 980 970 980 970 1001
1070 1010 1070 1010 955 970 950 970 950 1005
1050 1033 1050 1033 963 950 1070 950 1070 901
987 1050 987 1050 988 1070 980 1070 980 902
977 998 977 998 1000 1010 970 1010 970 950
988 997 988 997 1001 1033 950 1033 950 899
1000 990 1000 990 1010 1050 1070 1050 1070 955
990 980 990 980 900 998 1010 998 1010 963
980 970 980 970 1001 997 1033 997 1033 988
970 950 970 950 1005 990 1050 990 1050 1000
950 1070 950 1070 901 980 998 980 998 1001
1070 980 1070 980 902 970 1001 970 1001 1010
1010 970 1010 970 950 950 1010 950 1010 900
1033 950 1033 950 899 1070 1033 1070 1033 1001
1050 1070 1050 1070 955 980 1050 980 1050 1005
998 1010 998 1010 963 970 998 970 998 901
997 1033 997 1033 988 950 997 950 997 902
990 1050 990 1050 1000 1070 990 1070 990 950
980 998 980 998 1001 1010 980 1010 980 899
970 1001 970 1001 1010 1033 970 1033 970 955
950 1010 950 1010 900 1050 950 1050 950 963
1070 1033 1070 1033 1001 998 988 998 988 988
980 1050 980 1050 1005 1001 1000 1001 1000 1000
970 998 970 998 901 1010 990 1010 990 1001
950 997 950 997 902 1033 980 1033 980 1010
1070 990 1070 990 950 1050 970 1050 970
1010 980 1010 980 899 998 950 998 950
1033 970 1033 970 955 997 1070 997 1070
1050 950 1050 950 963 990 1010 990 1010
998 988 998 988 988 980 1033 980 1033
1001 1000 1001 1000 1000 970 1050 970 1050
1010 990 1010 990 1001 950 998 950 998
1033 980 1033 980 1010 1070 997 1070 997
1050 970 1050 970 1001 1050 1001 1050 1000
998 950 998 950 1010 987 1010 987 1000
997 1070 997 1070 1033 977 1033 977 1100
990 1010 990 1010 1050 988 1050 988 900
980 1033 980 1033 998 1000 998 1000 1001
970 1050 970 1050 997 990 997 990 1005
950 998 950 998 990 980 990 980 901
1070 997 1070 997 980 970 980 970 902
 Annexure II

Experiment No.5

CONFIDENCE INTERVAL FOR MEANS

Female Transactions

973.7, 805.9, 1147, 763.7, 1107, 895.9, 997.8, 1110, 912.2, 905.5, 842.5, 985.2, 1133, 836.3, 962.5, 1029,
729.0, 903.5, 942.8, 1077, 1111, 1211, 896.6, 1204, 1123, 1053, 876.7, 791.5, 1141, 1015, 1217, 767.3, 1148,
1234, 978.7, 1099, 703.1, 1088, 767.0, 1108, 767.1, 820.4, 635.6, 889.3, 1234, 1240, 965.4, 1234, 1118, 1244,
888.4, 894.2, 1026, 899.9, 955.0, 1177, 897.5, 967.8, 987.9, 1032, 1000, 1080, 1070, 906.7, 1166, 886.0,
961.8, 1067, 995.0, 925.5, 886.9, 1154, 1140, 1095, 743.8, 927.7, 703.6, 919.5, 969.1, 1233, 921.5, 1034,
893.9, 731.8, 748.1, 911.9, 874.2, 972.8, 792.1, 953.4, 850.2, 873.8, 826.0, 1069, 877.4, 1117, 850.0, 973.1,
748.5, 652.8, 1129, 851.5, 1024, 775.8, 981.0, 1033, 834.2, 1047, 763.1, 917.1, 840.1, 1064, 725.3, 826.5,
911.1, 870.7, 1140, 1194, 967.0, 1132, 846.1, 913.8, 1085, 885.7, 721.9, 1070, 1116, 823.1, 828.1, 1214,
820.3, 831.9, 895.9, 777.3, 994.1, 817.8, 1115, 1126, 713.8, 814.8, 829.6, 889.6, 734.7, 807.3, 1187, 341.7,
1083, 1044, 1103, 812.5, 946.1, 1108, 868.4, 767.2, 1030, 955.2, 930.8, 816.8, 716.9, 1191, 967.9, 778.4,
1381, 990.6, 983.8, 1062, 1136, 636.0, 775.8, 646.3, 720.1, 959.5, 1212, 1019, 1054, 1041, 698.0, 1286,
877.9, 924.4, 871.7, 963.1, 669.0, 795.0, 1032, 1108, 934.4, 1176, 974.8, 1071, 832.1, 1053, 972.9, 881.7,
1067, 824.5, 1077, 809.6, 964.2, 970.2, 765.5, 741.5, 985.3, 883.8, 1028, 940.1, 674.3, 801.7, 1150, 1220,
824.6, 903.9, 1344, 1143, 1127, 972.0, 1046, 921.0, 782.6, 1109, 940.2, 930.4, 1169, 1061, 923.5, 1225, 1064,
1062, 778.7, 850.2, 1057, 1071, 1182, 931.1, 715.5, 902.9, 931.5, 1177, 800.2, 1154, 898.0, 726.6, 1103,
1257, 995.4, 867.0, 833.9, 1125, 718.5, 745.4, 1032, 1017, 882.8, 820.9, 1042, 1173, 835.5, 1034, 1138,
988.1, 1048, 666.6, 1041, 1068, 900.7, 942.2, 1065, 857.6, 1133, 1026, 1027, 1136, 923.5, 1074, 915.9, 961.2,
944.7, 1076, 890.9, 1032, 585.0, 976.1, 679.8, 987.0, 908.2, 829.8, 720.7, 1040, 1079, 763.7, 1054, 666.1,
918.2, 929.2, 774.6, 924.0, 818.6, 1214, 830.5, 963.1, 731.6, 925.1, 744.1, 1064, 916.6, 1036, 1069, 1047,
1057, 806.9, 771.4, 1015, 571.4, 1065, 885.2, 951.4, 1100, 865.1, 979.5, 1009, 501.2, 843.6, 854.3, 846.5,
862.4, 915.7, 1055, 1113, 911.2, 846.4, 979.0, 938.9, 815.2, 826.5, 926.1, 997.6, 748.5, 832.2, 885.6, 927.3,
757.9, 870.0, 1060, 594.5, 792.0, 889.6, 960.6, 776.9, 1123, 764.5, 1084, 1208, 1014, 1076, 827.4, 778.3,
1002, 988.7, 787.1, 1004, 1057, 930.4, 999.7, 621.6, 809.2, 962.8, 863.3, 920.3, 988.4, 826.2, 854.7, 1278,
1109, 1052, 933.1, 936.4, 1046, 920.7, 1409, 1058, 702.9, 1030, 940.7, 856.7, 958.4, 816.6, 936.5, 1091,
892.6, 770.0, 948.7, 1238, 1078, 1016, 968.6, 1083, 779.3, 933.0, 919.0, 874.0, 1143, 903.3, 1018, 973.0,
1270, 1185, 785.5, 1103, 1174, 569.6, 1182, 713.7, 1119, 1127, 1169, 747.7, 911.1, 907.5, 1201, 925.6, 901.4,
1084, 942.8, 1167, 1069, 816.6, 1252, 1060, 1057, 876.3, 1178, 1278, 630.2, 912.1, 896.1, 1003, 913.0, 906.8,
1050, 1040, 923.7, 870.6, 887.6, 1010, 849.7, 1224, 698.3, 1334, 815.7, 933.4, 875.8, 933.4, 933.1, 835.0,
737.4, 872.6, 918.7, 926.9, 1253, 882.1, 1173, 895.5, 1357, 1139, 1086, 844.1, 923.7, 965.2, 794.0, 589.8,
817.3, 881.1, 884.2, 1099, 1175, 731.2, 934.7, 805.0, 1172, 998.0, 1086, 1283, 854.6, 969.9, 939.4, 771.0,
1063, 921.8, 1066, 829.2, 928.9, 1194, 800.6, 804.4, 1047, 1442, 984.6, 811.1, 715.6, 1002, 954.3, 977.2,
859.6, 1154, 1075, 954.9, 992.8, 1003, 616.5, 845.7, 1013, 865.5, 721.5, 997.0, 1004, 1242, 1068, 911.9,
1173, 837.0, 813.8, 955.2, 924.3, 628.8, 857.7, 1003, 962.2, 919.0, 814.6, 1101, 1045, 549.5, 966.7, 885.7,
912.5, 902.3, 1109, 1086, 1076, 805.9, 1110, 923.7, 1024, 1035, 1068, 1008, 650.2, 797.6, 859.1, 818.0, 1083,
789.7, 809.3, 1036, 893.8, 803.4, 1204, 755.9, 1043, 983.0, 1014, 1044, 1041, 1096, 985.0, 910.3, 799.5,
1204, 650.4, 917.8, 901.6, 987.4, 838.7, 806.7, 827.1, 827.2, 1081, 1019, 613.3, 877.8, 816.5, 966.8, 1051,
813.1, 987.3, 816.8, 944.8, 843.8, 883.4, 940.2, 1006, 1193, 863.1, 697.3, 925.3, 1108, 1231, 953.9, 1018,
909.6, 1183, 1026, 852.3, 839.7, 1078, 992.1, 919.8, 496.8, 1005, 1063, 782.7, 1116, 823.5, 964.1, 824.3,
1064, 782.1, 785.8, 929.6, 1089, 930.0, 1196, 902.6, 1218, 772.1, 1028, 1050, 930.1, 1094, 1311, 1031, 1144,
665.7, 966.4, 1282, 994.7, 819.1, 812.7, 951.3, 892.1, 914.4, 893.9, 851.5, 759.6, 677.8, 759.0, 1025, 992.9,
939.3, 1140, 1230, 1043, 1154, 876.9, 911.7, 621.3, 917.1, 1089, 1056, 970.1, 983.5, 911.1, 1018, 1095, 1066,
1040, 855.5, 901.2, 676.1, 857.1, 999.8, 1087, 984.9, 833.5, 1068, 926.5, 786.8, 883.2, 1168, 1154, 806.5,
982.3, 986.4, 1006, 933.8, 895.6, 944.2, 887.6, 1002, 1084, 1189, 1052, 1126, 526.7, 1260, 667.4, 659.8,
855.4, 1108, 869.2, 960.3, 942.6, 689.2, 955.5, 1089, 1035, 952.0, 992.1, 1097, 667.9, 929.8, 781.4, 859.1,
1138, 903.1, 960.2, 908.9, 871.6, 961.3, 1023, 939.5, 765.1, 991.9, 714.8, 1001, 941.5, 946.8, 975.5, 915.8,
1022, 1266, 682.3, 930.5, 1177, 920.5, 876.6, 933.7, 1120, 1042, 1045, 968.0, 1123, 869.5, 1095, 1014, 1058,
1108, 1142, 1087, 1172, 955.4, 980.9, 955.0, 983.9, 923.9, 802.2, 982.7, 714.9, 1060, 867.1, 1028, 994.0,
1005, 946.1, 981.1, 980.8, 1122, 917.5, 521.1, 680.6, 1063, 1306, 1179, 916.8, 720.6, 742.3, 640.9, 1162,
1006, 883.1, 931.5, 1111, 1082, 1121, 1214, 1086, 704.2, 804.5, 865.8, 1016, 1224, 1007, 811.1, 751.3, 769.1,
820.4, 1069, 838.2, 925.2, 760.7, 974.1, 1274, 1027, 907.0, 968.3, 845.5, 892.4, 992.2, 886.9, 1014, 1077,
949.9, 817.8, 1057, 597.6, 829.2, 871.8, 659.4, 1032, 771.6, 812.2, 1251, 824.3, 1069, 1006, 754.4, 725.4,
1225, 811.6, 872.5, 1043, 773.9, 1055, 1095, 1072, 726.9, 1033, 828.6, 872.6, 1238, 716.0, 1191, 968.8,
829.4, 949.5, 775.5, 1207, 889.2, 941.6, 892.1, 917.3, 979.7, 802.3, 1070, 1130, 1284, 989.8, 867.7, 860.7,
837.2, 865.0, 1279, 1062, 907.9, 876.7, 567.0, 982.0, 1082, 810.9, 879.0, 1146, 833.5, 917.4, 964.5, 846.4,
863.6, 908.7, 924.1, 582.0, 893.2, 1138, 922.7, 784.8, 891.9, 823.0, 1023, 1071, 834.1, 963.2, 769.8, 954.2,
696.1, 1066, 949.4, 892.7, 875.7, 1029, 789.9, 1080, 1079, 901.8, 932.5, 844.0, 1294, 1108, 816.7, 1115,
754.6, 1029, 1052, 1005, 889.8, 1013, 862.6, 702.5, 956.8, 814.2, 1117, 907.3, 763.2, 1006, 799.5, 991.4,
874.8, 894.7, 851.4, 919.9, 965.4, 621.7, 1175, 1107, 1220, 1045, 961.2, 1033, 1130, 1104, 901.4, 1009,
863.3, 912.6, 858.6, 1114, 818.4, 1016, 1159, 1078, 997.1, 1019, 1022, 863.3, 824.6, 799.5, 876.4, 912.2,
1140, 727.1, 1009, 1039, 794.7, 811.9, 864.9, 686.3, 805.2, 1240, 789.1, 939.3, 887.3, 1075, 1060, 963.7,
1055, 768.0, 752.8, 895.4, 673.7, 903.4, 1041, 968.5, 876.2, 838.7, 1111, 788.9, 1111, 747.8, 1118, 1085,
880.2, 990.8, 1226, 993.9, 980.0, 1065, 867.0, 1260, 927.7, 1018, 922.2, 910.1, 1042, 734.8, 1038, 749.2,
623.7, 853.7, 1133, 1143, 1038, 963.6, 1061, 781.4, 1351, 982.2, 974.6, 750.4, 1096, 667.6, 936.3, 654.1,
942.3, 1120, 962.1, 855.4, 1043, 1139, 776.2, 854.6, 845.2, 731.7, 1200, 769.7, 1031, 919.4, 957.7, 1303,
966.6, 960.8, 1067, 867.1, 1008, 1125, 823.9, 933.3, 832.0, 995.7, 1011, 947.7, 981.2, 1094, 966.2, 964.2,
783.5, 1057, 807.1, 747.5, 1017, 711.5, 1004, 879.1, 882.2, 919.9, 1014, 861.4, 1167, 1050, 1015, 1065,
776.2, 1152, 1070, 813.9, 934.7, 1147, 920.6, 797.3, 764.6, 1004, 940.8, 936.3, 927.6, 1007, 1035, 1098,
896.4, 799.0, 958.2, 904.5, 842.0, 1123, 1024, 995.4, 963.0, 1417, 625.6, 1028, 970.5, 763.3, 1256, 973.1,
917.6, 982.1, 903.3, 845.9, 1040, 978.4, 793.7, 977.5, 1027, 748.4, 953.6, 684.3, 708.2, 966.7, 1003, 1109,
1057, 1222, 955.0, 973.5, 809.4, 862.7, 896.6, 799.4, 1012, 1010, 892.6, 1140, 802.9, 884.7, 1226, 981.5,
913.7, 670.5, 1332, 1029, 1173, 1193, 1091, 878.0, 937.8, 879.5, 647.7, 981.1, 1096, 928.9, 892.0, 1103,
1198, 1136, 1081, 1194, 1048, 712.2, 1093, 1028, 1234, 824.1, 976.2, 878.3, 994.2, 1079, 1107, 1179, 693.2,
980.6, 1002, 984.5, 1097, 907.5, 892.0, 957.7, 1099, 879.5, 904.6, 569.0, 995.4, 742.0, 804.4, 884.2, 959.8,
691.4, 881.2, 989.0, 717.0, 927.3, 1016, 1050, 656.2, 1260, 890.3, 812.9, 940.3, 965.8, 842.7, 993.7, 906.8,
1016, 886.7, 931.4, 1007, 1083, 870.2, 656.6, 782.5, 781.9, 898.7, 945.4, 1081, 840.3, 901.2, 1010, 834.7,
964.5, 1049, 996.7, 966.4, 1092, 1119, 989.7, 819.6, 822.3, 905.0, 997.7, 793.3, 1057, 859.2, 1050, 759.2,
840.4, 1108, 910.9, 923.2, 1041, 972.1, 851.3, 1051, 895.1, 1103, 997.6, 927.0, 942.8, 877.0, 655.6, 818.9,
894.4, 1175, 1080, 1029, 1005, 922.1, 769.6, 1001, 1009, 954.0, 1095, 1027, 1005, 965.3, 1065, 754.6, 1088,
910.4, 879.1, 1084, 1177, 942.5, 863.1, 931.2, 909.7, 740.8, 916.1, 904.1, 888.4, 863.3, 1002, 1084, 1094,
761.9, 1120, 960.4, 1035, 1090, 761.9, 927.0, 956.3, 873.1, 1111, 921.6, 961.7, 993.0, 1211, 996.0, 1042,
714.6, 1233, 1003, 857.5, 943.3, 1120, 1156, 694.5, 1060, 919.0, 1067, 850.5, 1023, 850.9, 849.8, 1114,
951.3, 879.9, 958.4, 929.2, 1016, 1169, 877.4, 1008, 1024, 1021, 1099, 852.2, 535.9, 1092, 1177, 1062, 859.1,
845.7, 1264, 1097, 727.5, 774.4, 912.8, 902.2, 952.6, 913.6, 992.8, 963.1, 1079, 1140, 1047, 1334, 1012,
1060, 875.9, 899.8, 918.9, 739.0, 925.4, 988.7, 871.4, 1009, 1072, 943.6, 1016, 1231, 1088, 794.3, 963.1,
1018, 1041, 804.7, 791.2, 989.6, 935.0, 869.0, 999.8, 833.3, 922.9, 798.3, 730.7, 892.9, 842.8, 1082, 1071,
759.9, 947.9, 1184, 839.7, 1199, 1048, 1016, 786.0, 970.7, 1098, 916.5, 1018, 756.4, 872.5, 942.0, 802.6,
789.3, 889.8, 829.7, 923.0, 1071, 715.8, 783.8, 800.3, 801.7, 778.7, 1044, 1155, 867.4, 901.9, 1027, 1061,
1137, 886.3, 1115, 942.3, 891.9, 938.5, 889.7, 895.0, 612.8, 865.5, 827.6, 1219, 835.9, 843.1, 890.9, 999.6,
1108, 972.1, 690.6, 1165, 1101, 677.1, 1191, 842.4, 1041, 720.9, 958.6, 1125, 868.5, 863.8, 868.4, 859.5,
1051, 1023, 879.3, 1385, 991.2, 793.3, 789.7, 1052, 828.4, 1085, 824.7, 1256, 1176,

Male Transactions

768.5, 703.3, 955.3, 790.4, 825.9, 860.4, 794.1, 951.3, 805.7, 754.6, 615.1, 810.0, 815.1, 772.6, 896.8, 744.9,
827.7, 742.6, 856.9, 780.9, 802.1, 712.6, 821.9, 819.0, 742.8, 778.4, 907.6, 966.9, 902.4, 909.1, 677.3, 767.0,
735.9, 746.3, 667.9, 789.0, 783.2, 906.0, 800.0, 964.8, 1002, 613.7, 761.6, 686.4, 882.9, 892.9, 803.3, 923.6,
844.4, 604.0, 652.5, 863.6, 814.5, 783.9, 806.0, 771.1, 889.3, 704.5, 791.7, 686.9, 894.7, 871.1, 783.2, 943.8,
861.6, 947.9, 716.4, 739.8, 790.9, 798.3, 669.5, 804.4, 740.7, 854.2, 821.7, 731.4, 649.1, 794.1, 774.4, 844.7,
911.2, 792.1, 757.3, 1019, 783.9, 812.2, 907.3, 895.9, 700.1, 848.0, 903.1, 735.2, 748.7, 790.6, 719.8, 783.3,
636.0, 816.9, 719.1, 829.3, 777.7, 752.6, 870.0, 687.6, 735.3, 823.3, 649.1, 884.7, 690.1, 885.4, 851.6, 698.9,
832.0, 753.3, 890.7, 658.9, 783.2, 860.0, 772.5, 724.5, 849.3, 785.8, 788.0, 736.4, 734.5, 806.1, 993.8, 691.5,
749.8, 924.1, 823.5, 789.1, 993.4, 629.6, 712.3, 766.0, 852.6, 883.8, 1087, 917.2, 781.2, 658.4, 793.3, 831.7,
886.4, 762.1, 756.3, 869.8, 781.9, 754.2, 565.7, 796.2, 967.0, 851.5, 738.6, 894.2, 797.1, 804.1, 896.9, 815.6,
955.0, 760.0, 748.0, 905.3, 952.8, 777.1, 937.8, 837.9, 612.2, 621.8, 846.9, 791.8, 905.4, 690.8, 656.0, 827.6,
791.0, 627.7, 864.1, 873.3, 931.1, 851.1, 757.9, 591.7, 724.6, 788.5, 748.3, 908.7, 693.9, 862.3, 767.2, 893.0,
706.6, 631.8, 818.0, 760.8, 908.1, 884.0, 664.6, 716.4, 834.5, 680.8, 632.6, 785.9, 661.9, 789.9, 728.3, 890.9,
821.9, 787.6, 774.8, 780.8, 825.4, 760.4, 878.3, 851.3, 737.1, 950.5, 702.1, 692.7, 895.0, 755.8, 796.6, 891.9,
807.8, 955.8, 835.3, 783.6, 733.9, 876.8, 850.1, 809.2, 860.3, 821.8, 721.6, 936.5, 1108, 802.1, 730.2, 887.3,
922.0, 818.8, 766.6, 989.6, 849.2, 832.2, 808.7, 825.9, 795.9, 879.8, 734.4, 686.9, 761.4, 654.5, 856.1, 662.9,
663.6, 776.3, 881.9, 710.4, 738.2, 864.5, 715.6, 546.5, 849.1, 874.5, 664.6, 826.5, 755.3, 969.5, 770.7, 731.7,
843.0, 869.1, 728.8, 719.2, 765.1, 702.7, 712.3, 866.8, 925.1, 907.2, 878.4, 1025, 877.7, 814.2, 793.5, 736.1,
781.5, 764.3, 755.8, 736.9, 879.7, 811.6, 797.2, 876.5, 793.8, 653.9, 755.7, 826.2, 869.9, 756.1, 804.3, 881.9,
834.3, 834.7, 738.9, 804.9, 1021, 631.6, 951.4, 801.7, 726.5, 842.6, 903.7, 661.6, 822.8, 772.5, 873.8, 712.3,
790.0, 825.8, 742.9, 755.0, 872.4, 731.2, 755.8, 691.2, 774.4, 781.5, 627.5, 856.4, 739.6, 807.5, 951.4, 837.8,
758.9, 916.7, 877.2, 690.6, 718.0, 657.9, 948.3, 665.2, 846.2, 631.4, 848.8, 1003, 745.2, 723.1, 715.8, 686.6,
792.1, 777.6, 1061, 726.0, 655.6, 738.5, 802.2, 1022, 836.0, 988.4, 974.8, 855.8, 867.5, 732.5, 718.5, 811.6,
721.3, 821.9, 809.8, 861.1, 825.2, 820.7, 673.2, 771.0, 961.8, 728.0, 564.1, 735.3, 707.1, 797.9, 966.6, 947.4,
764.8, 910.1, 659.1, 767.6, 960.7, 620.9, 749.8, 709.6, 800.6, 918.4, 749.7, 885.1, 824.0, 828.7, 725.1, 873.4,
890.9, 900.7, 626.8, 945.3, 752.9, 634.7, 961.0, 911.5, 699.6, 772.8, 813.0, 760.0, 1003, 815.1, 841.6, 765.5,
953.4, 763.9, 645.7, 746.7, 807.4, 781.2, 889.2, 810.5, 539.8, 800.1, 908.9, 801.7, 851.3, 911.7, 821.3, 839.7,
675.7, 704.0, 787.5, 733.0, 797.4, 869.9, 816.8, 798.3, 876.7, 745.9, 898.8, 989.2, 787.1, 877.1, 999.2, 605.4,
1058, 790.7, 816.1, 846.8, 597.1, 919.9, 668.3, 793.2, 631.0, 681.5, 735.6, 813.5, 806.1, 980.3, 870.4, 794.9,
923.4, 878.6, 868.2, 1028, 833.4, 672.0, 823.9, 619.0, 980.7, 944.2, 858.2, 753.4, 823.0, 952.8, 743.6, 751.1,
880.2, 743.0, 865.6, 644.3, 911.9, 831.9, 838.3, 818.4, 852.9, 810.6, 843.4, 660.5, 556.4, 895.1, 643.4, 845.5,
950.9, 744.9, 688.3, 850.2, 725.2, 643.2, 848.8, 762.6, 846.7, 864.3, 904.3, 763.9, 905.5, 819.1, 880.2, 970.5,
713.1, 574.8, 840.0, 653.7, 816.6, 896.0, 707.8, 920.2, 726.3, 767.5, 846.5, 660.4, 746.2, 685.0, 861.1, 761.6,
684.6, 603.5, 971.0, 827.7, 824.7, 797.6, 839.8, 927.6, 593.7, 803.1, 730.3, 528.2, 825.5, 515.1, 953.0, 557.8,
723.5, 847.1, 779.6, 811.6, 769.4, 798.0, 646.2, 709.1, 873.1, 980.1, 811.8, 746.9, 887.2, 730.2, 854.7, 718.9,
730.3, 764.6, 767.8, 704.4, 898.2, 828.8, 777.2, 923.3, 767.1, 742.8, 877.4, 864.3, 853.4, 658.1, 705.3, 895.8,
928.2, 933.5, 778.0, 1046, 748.5, 929.3, 829.0, 666.5, 738.9, 805.7, 811.8, 880.8, 836.2, 845.0, 948.6, 876.4,
859.7, 846.8, 785.3, 862.3, 888.6, 882.6, 1029, 830.6, 919.5, 767.9, 871.0, 728.7, 948.0, 848.0, 864.6, 709.2,
788.1, 818.4, 864.7, 912.0, 852.5, 842.7, 778.7, 631.8, 594.5, 726.0, 883.4, 961.2, 879.3, 868.0, 695.8, 833.5,
570.6, 819.4, 929.7, 843.7, 885.3, 756.5, 611.0, 762.7, 783.9, 1021, 737.2, 623.2, 829.0, 820.0, 714.6, 741.6,
974.8, 706.1, 871.6, 713.5, 858.8, 841.4, 850.8, 862.4, 820.0, 746.2, 1003, 882.6, 804.1, 794.9, 744.7, 591.8,
894.2, 913.4, 893.3, 783.5, 650.1, 865.7, 676.2, 727.2, 752.7, 784.0, 630.5, 795.9, 915.7, 862.5, 750.8, 613.5,
790.6, 880.6, 833.9, 801.2, 923.9, 888.8, 705.4, 693.8, 806.1, 632.8, 875.3, 864.7, 861.7, 791.9, 846.2, 774.1,
749.2, 775.6, 809.3, 862.8, 650.0, 802.0, 785.2, 901.6, 635.8, 837.9, 689.5, 855.4, 858.0, 953.1, 729.4, 825.9,
832.3, 853.3, 660.1, 731.4, 808.4, 648.4, 666.9, 655.9, 943.0, 954.4, 904.8, 844.5, 765.4, 685.1, 786.6, 728.3,
756.7, 817.2, 798.9, 812.6, 817.0, 799.2, 681.3, 802.4, 780.2, 729.3, 796.5, 934.7, 953.4, 604.8, 736.3, 805.1,
806.0, 758.5, 754.5, 717.4, 833.3, 855.9, 720.1, 1002, 575.0, 697.0, 650.6, 780.6, 674.8, 930.7, 802.1, 850.7,
747.9, 761.7, 810.6, 720.2, 924.8, 727.2, 976.4, 833.3, 796.6, 997.3, 828.0, 853.7, 830.1, 809.7, 747.8, 816.1,
848.5, 838.7, 764.0, 770.4, 918.6, 693.3, 787.1, 809.4, 714.3, 807.9, 763.8, 666.5, 760.0, 806.6, 660.4, 816.0,
776.9, 703.6, 895.7, 759.4, 666.9, 737.8, 938.7, 794.2, 746.6, 708.5, 832.8, 795.9, 613.3, 920.2, 782.8, 826.5,
848.1, 811.4, 900.3, 736.4, 694.6, 835.5, 841.5, 684.5, 812.1, 632.4, 809.1, 819.7, 995.0, 840.8, 773.9, 674.3,
938.3, 762.7, 878.9, 905.8, 781.0, 789.0, 835.7, 826.4, 893.9, 759.2, 759.6, 884.8, 853.4, 935.1, 818.8, 687.8,
731.5, 775.0, 908.3, 765.6, 787.4, 830.3, 809.2, 728.9, 789.5, 886.3, 833.6, 813.4, 654.6, 652.2, 753.6, 997.5,
739.9, 728.1, 887.2, 813.3, 720.1, 765.8, 860.9, 644.5, 879.7, 756.3, 663.3, 985.3, 724.8, 680.1, 881.9, 982.7,
899.7, 828.1, 757.2, 831.6, 701.2, 842.3, 886.7, 842.7, 919.0, 970.9, 1018, 659.0, 975.8, 729.7, 563.0, 834.4,
876.2, 875.1, 1004, 632.8, 909.0, 556.8, 894.5, 709.3, 770.3, 652.6, 844.3, 741.4, 790.5, 769.5, 729.5, 624.7,
790.1, 620.4, 1003, 757.8, 760.6, 823.2, 744.2, 749.9, 734.2, 971.6, 847.2, 792.0, 659.5, 795.6, 850.1, 757.0,
888.2, 870.2, 871.0, 787.0, 798.7, 747.7, 869.1, 780.4, 907.2, 725.4, 935.0, 605.6, 856.8, 817.5, 957.8, 662.7,
834.8, 913.0, 823.1, 809.2, 840.1, 785.3, 635.5, 743.4, 919.7, 726.0, 789.5, 838.3, 943.0, 828.1, 926.7, 1011,
916.0, 806.7, 974.3, 962.7, 732.5, 733.9, 844.3, 861.8, 718.7, 955.7, 732.5, 744.1, 842.1, 803.9, 914.0, 866.0,
692.1, 598.0, 934.8, 885.8, 801.9, 956.9, 828.0, 970.9, 758.6, 983.9, 868.5, 962.7, 855.6, 698.8, 878.1, 721.2,
884.4, 803.5, 612.2, 773.1, 768.1, 886.8, 725.4, 717.8, 668.6, 695.4, 796.8, 769.8, 895.7, 929.4, 851.1, 704.1,
751.5, 860.8, 838.5, 802.5, 801.9, 835.6, 820.0, 770.1, 899.2, 728.1, 868.0, 986.4, 804.5, 881.2, 969.2, 880.1,
827.2, 661.2, 809.4, 565.0, 681.8, 768.3, 786.5, 724.4, 808.7, 783.0, 811.1, 809.8, 846.8, 692.3, 690.7, 880.1,
683.5, 784.0, 837.3, 1015, 845.0, 778.2, 795.6, 737.5, 941.1, 781.6, 865.4, 892.1, 969.5, 843.9, 1014, 736.7,
884.8, 696.6, 727.7, 797.9, 816.2, 681.7, 789.3, 972.1, 1029, 594.5, 781.8, 880.9, 911.3, 1055, 711.9, 850.6,
801.9, 741.2, 1002, 805.5, 879.7, 800.4, 916.5, 807.0, 739.2, 897.3, 766.0, 824.9, 789.6, 891.4, 834.4, 610.4,
680.4, 900.8, 615.5, 752.3, 625.0, 893.1, 758.9, 697.9, 660.6, 806.9, 773.4, 755.0, 970.0, 850.3, 645.8, 842.2,
642.9, 852.9, 1109, 780.8, 843.2, 870.3, 691.5, 819.8, 830.3, 868.5, 862.5, 850.8, 898.6, 830.0, 854.1, 810.1,
892.9, 872.1, 944.0, 965.0, 675.1, 882.2, 809.3, 797.0, 646.9, 794.1, 957.9, 805.4, 932.5, 886.4, 838.2, 776.6,
689.3, 897.9, 885.1, 581.2, 711.0, 816.5, 835.7, 782.7, 860.8, 743.0, 939.3, 723.4, 748.8, 742.2, 697.6, 693.0,
969.8, 657.1, 751.6, 829.0, 905.9, 946.8, 707.9, 790.8, 823.9, 725.2, 818.3, 906.4, 848.8, 801.9, 966.5, 864.2,
798.1, 861.5, 881.4, 870.6, 691.5, 920.1, 863.4, 668.6, 775.9, 714.6, 768.9, 749.2, 760.4, 805.0, 791.5, 797.6,
840.1, 892.6, 731.8, 1048, 883.3, 967.0, 709.6, 734.4, 745.8, 918.1, 776.2, 908.9, 636.6, 726.6, 873.8, 794.9,
822.7, 797.4, 684.8, 738.1, 1003, 778.1, 837.1, 855.8, 832.9, 856.6, 866.1, 665.9, 823.7, 789.4, 892.4, 768.4,
892.1, 762.4, 796.2, 1038, 788.4, 829.5, 661.2, 958.2, 887.1, 810.4, 875.0, 717.5, 825.8, 781.2, 749.3, 886.9,
1022, 745.8, 725.4, 700.3, 666.2, 997.7, 858.8, 825.9, 801.4, 869.6, 765.3, 737.4, 870.8, 755.2, 520.5, 814.5,
874.4, 817.3, 869.5, 696.0, 638.8, 801.7, 752.9, 866.7, 725.5, 803.2, 837.4, 764.5, 710.9, 734.0, 902.5, 735.3,
833.2, 919.7, 704.0, 653.6, 792.9, 919.3, 727.3, 823.3, 751.4, 835.6, 796.5, 716.3, 850.7, 904.5, 744.2, 840.0,
904.9, 852.4, 918.8, 779.2, 791.4, 869.5, 879.3, 780.5, 768.2, 650.5, 990.8, 658.1, 939.3, 816.9, 597.7, 773.6,
975.9, 771.3, 881.0, 757.3, 811.8, 838.4, 826.2, 682.7, 769.3, 796.2, 782.8, 812.2, 798.1, 701.0, 928.0, 753.0,
776.9, 869.6, 875.1, 767.2, 877.4, 908.4, 799.3, 838.3, 757.4, 593.3, 746.8, 845.2, 825.5, 732.2, 837.5, 818.3,
681.0, 859.2, 746.7, 620.3, 767.3, 785.9, 703.6, 813.3, 763.9, 832.5, 712.2, 614.9, 725.8, 903.6, 816.3, 778.2,
698.9, 884.3, 750.9, 815.3, 569.1, 789.8, 814.1, 882.2, 769.2, 826.5, 899.1, 738.0, 689.0, 810.7, 781.0, 700.4,
644.1, 682.7, 888.2, 816.5, 1031, 781.7, 722.1, 856.1, 693.0, 759.5, 849.9, 843.1, 672.3, 672.1, 880.1, 868.6,
764.5, 832.2, 920.5, 809.5, 771.4, 839.8, 767.0, 664.8, 732.1, 929.2, 896.9, 687.1, 831.0, 807.8, 783.8, 983.4,
984.3, 669.9, 751.2, 735.7, 791.9, 884.7, 824.8, 725.8, 1014, 758.0, 777.5, 771.4, 870.8, 726.9, 1042, 776.6,
821.3, 899.1, 752.8, 978.3, 699.8, 758.9, 659.6, 859.4, 733.3, 954.5, 856.2, 595.8, 857.2, 942.3, 755.6, 702.1,
953.9, 872.3, 659.7, 653.5, 795.0, 828.1, 890.2, 849.8, 741.8, 896.3, 821.9, 783.9, 728.6, 836.4, 914.5, 691.3,
776.6, 807.7, 643.8, 813.7, 650.5, 780.2, 792.1, 834.8, 957.2, 767.0, 687.7, 916.2, 852.8, 763.1, 744.9, 877.2,