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    1. The document discusses analyzing two datasets - a Sample-Superstore dataset and a US State dataset - to answer various questions about sales, profits, GDP, and human development indexes. 2. For the Superstore dataset, it asks to find the percent of total sales for Home Office in July 2013, the customer with the lowest profit ratio, and the category with profits -$31,069 below the average. 3. For the state dataset, it asks if states with higher GDPs have higher HDIs, and compares 2019 real GDP to HDI, noting California has the highest GDP but not HDI, while Connecticut and Massachusetts have the highest HDIs but not GDP.

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    1. The document discusses analyzing two datasets - a Sample-Superstore dataset and a US State dataset - to answer various questions about sales, profits, GDP, and human development indexes. 2. For the Superstore dataset, it asks to find the percent of total sales for Home Office in July 2013, the customer with the lowest profit ratio, and the category with profits -$31,069 below the average. 3. For the state dataset, it asks if states with higher GDPs have higher HDIs, and compares 2019 real GDP to HDI, noting California has the highest GDP but not HDI, while Connecticut and Massachusetts have the highest HDIs but not GDP.

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    DATA VISUALIZATION L27+L28

    Lab exercise - 5
    Date: 16.02.2023
    SUBMISSION BY: Nayan Khemka
    REGISTRATION NO.: 20BCE1884

    Practical Exercise – I
    Using the Sample-Superstore dataset do the visual analytics with respect to the following points and show your
    prediction results.

    1. What is the percent of total Sales for Home Office in July of 2013?
    2. Find the customer with the lowest overall profit. What is his/her profit ratio?
    3. Look at the sum of profits for each category. Which category is -$31,069 below the average profit across all
    categories
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    Practical Exercise – II
    Assume the given US State dataset, using this dataset do the visual analytics with respect to the following points and
    show your prediction results.
    1. Do states with higher GDPs have higher Human Development Indexes? This graph willshow that California
    has the highest real GDP, but not the highest GDP per capita. This distinction makes any difference?
    2. Let's compare the 2019 real GDP with the Human Development Index for each state. It is instantly clear that
    CA has the highest GDP, but not the highest HDI. Connecticut and Massachusettes have the highest HDIs, but not the
    highest GDPs. They both have GDPs that are higher than the median GDP. But how will this change if we look at
    GDP per capita instead?

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