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    The document summarizes an activity from a probability and statistics class which involved taking the temperatures of 50 students to detect potential COVID-19 cases. Key information includes: - Temperatures ranged from 35-39 degrees Celsius - A frequency table was created showing the distribution of temperatures - The mean temperature was 36.92 degrees and the mode was 35 degrees - 20 of the 50 students (40%) had temperatures of 35 degrees or lower, indicating potential cases - A bar graph and pie chart were used to visualize the temperature distribution and percentage of potential cases

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    The document summarizes an activity from a probability and statistics class which involved taking the temperatures of 50 students to detect potential COVID-19 cases. Key information includes: - Temperatures ranged from 35-39 degrees Celsius - A frequency table was created showing the distribution of temperatures - The mean temperature was 36.92 degrees and the mode was 35 degrees - 20 of the 50 students (40%) had temperatures of 35 degrees or lower, indicating potential cases - A bar graph and pie chart were used to visualize the temperature distribution and percentage of potential cases

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    UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE NUEVO LEÓN

    FACULTAD DE INGENIERÍA MECÁNICA Y ELÉCTRICA

    Subject: Probability and statistics


    Semester January-June 2022
    Teacher: Oscar Manuel Lara Pinales
    Activity #1

    Name: Angie Sofia Hernández Tristán


    ID: 2008178
    Career: Ingeniería en mecatrónica (IMTC)
    Group: 034, V5
    Date: 17/02/2022

    Signature: Angie S.

    Santa Catarina, Nuevo León, 17 february 2022


    Activity 1
    A group of 50 students had their temperature taken before entering the classroom
    to detect potential cases of COVID-19.
    Temperatures
    39°39°36°38°35°39°37°37°35°38°38°36°37°36°35°36°35°37°39°35°
    39°36°35°38°38°39°36°38°38°38°38°37°39°37°35°35°36°39°36°35°
    39°36°35°35°38°37°36°35°38°36°
    Prepare a frequency table that includes the following:
    • Frequency
    • Cumulative frequency
    • Relative frequency
    • Cumulative relative frequency
    Answer the following questions.
    1.Identify and explain what type of variable temperature is.
    R= Is a quantitative, continuous variable since decimals can be used in the
    temperature, there are no gaps.
    2. What would be the level of measurement of the variable?
    R= Interval level
    3. What type of graph would you use to represent the temperatures of the group
    and what would be your reasons?
    R= I believe that in this case a bar chart would help a lot to organize the
    information in a clear and presentable way.
    4. What would be the mean of the temperature?
    R= 36.92
    5. What would be the mode?
    R= 35
    6. Make a bar graph to represent the distribution of temperatures.
    7. If the normal temperature ranges between 35°and 37° how many students could
    be potential cases?
    R= 20 students
    8. Use a pie chart to compare the percentage of potential cases in the data
    sample.
    Absolute Cumulative Relative Cumulative relative
    Frequency
    frequency frequency frequency frequency

    35 12 12 0.24 0.24
    36 11 23 0.22 0.46
    37 7 30 0.14 0.60
    38 9 39 0.18 0.78
    39 11 50 0.22 1.00
    total 50

    MEAN 36
    MODE 35

    % of potential cases
    3000%
    2000%

    20%
    1 no potential cases
    2 potential cases
    30%
    Distribution of temperatures
    14

    12
    420
    10 396
    259
    8
    342
    6 429
    4
    1846

    0
    35 36 37 38 39

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