My 4 approved variables were gender, messaging texting hours, favorite school subject and class

grade. Whereas gender and favorite school subject were qualitative, the other two (messaging

texting hours and class grade were quantitative). There were two questions Question 1

(Qualitative): How are males and females similar or different in their favorite subjects in

school?and

Question 2 (Quantitative): Do the number of texts sent differ between freshmen and seniors in

high school?

To answer the questions, I had to pick a random sample of 50 students (25 males and 25 females)
from a population of all USA high school students between the years 2010-2019.

The sample data I used is

Texting_Messaging_Hours ClassGrade Gender Favorite_School_Subject
7 12 Female Art
3 12 Female Art
20 12 Female Art
1 12 Female English
80 11 Female English
9 12 Female English
26 12 Female English
0.2 11 Female English
168 11 Female History
10 9 Female History
50 9 Female Mathematics and statistics
0.5 10 Female Mathematics and statistics
168 11 Female Mathematics and statistics
4 11 Female Mathematics and statistics
1 11 Female Mathematics and statistics
8 11 Female Other
100 11 Female Other
2 11 Female Other
6 12 Female Science
1 12 Female Science
50 12 Female Science
2 12 Female Science
20 12 Female Science
10 12 Female Science
1.5 12 Female Science
3 12 Male Art
168 11 Male Art
15 12 Male Computers and technology
13 11 Male Computers and technology
35 11 Male Computers and technology
2 12 Male Computers and technology
9 11 Male English
0 12 Male English
1 12 Male History
24 12 Male History
12 12 Male History
10 12 Male History
7 12 Male Languages
15 12 Male Mathematics and statistics
0.5 12 Male Mathematics and statistics
5 12 Male Mathematics and statistics
9 12 Male Mathematics and statistics
4 12 Male Mathematics and statistics
6 9 Male Mathematics and statistics
1 11 Male Mathematics and statistics
1 11 Male Mathematics and statistics
3 11 Male Music
0.5 11 Male Physical education
1 11 Male Science
4 11 Male Social studies

GRAPHS
question 1
Favorite_School_Subject
count
female Art 3
 English 5
History 2
Mathematics and statistics 5
Other 3
Science 7

Male Favorite_School_Subject Count

Art 2
Computers and technology 4
English 2
History 4
Mathematics and statistics 8
Languages 1
Music 1
Physical education 1
Social studies 1

question 2: quantitative question

female
count
school grade freshman 0
senior 748.2

male
count
school grade freshman 5.5
senior 171

Descriptive statistics
qualitative question
Favorite_School_Subject proportion
female Art 0.12
English 0.2
History 0.08
Mathematics and statistics 0.2
Other 0.12
Science 0.28

Male Favorite_School_Subject proportion

Art 0.08
Computers and technology 0.16
English 0.08
History 0.16
Mathematics and statistics 0.32
Languages 0.04
Music 0.04
Physical education 0.04
Social studies 0.04

For the qualitative question: For the female students the mode is science. Out of the 25

randomly selected females 7 of them selected science as their favorite school,subject. The

proportion of those who chose science is 0.28 or 28%. For the male students the mode is

Mathematics and Statistics. Out of the 25 randomly selected females 8 of them selected is

Mathematics and Statistics as their favorite school,subject. The proportion of those who chose
science is 0.32 or 32%. we conclude that are males and females are similart in their favorite

subjects in school.

quantitative question
female sum mean standard dev
freshman 0 0 0
senior 748.2 5.75 48.904844

male sum mean standard dev

freshman 5.5 1.833333333 1.892969449
senior 171 13.96 116.6726189

For the quantitative question: For the female students, there was no freshman female student

under the freshman. Therefore there was neither mean nor the standarddeviation for the

freshmen. However,for the men, the means for the freshman and senior students were 1.83 and

13.96 respectively. Their standard deviationss for the male freshman and senior students were

1.89 and 116.67 respectively. we conclude that the number of texts sent differ between

freshmen and seniors in high school differ