Discuss the following:
Part 1: Moore Travel Agency, a nationwide travel agency, offers special rates on certain Caribbean cruises to senior citizens. The president of Moore Travel wants additional information on the ages of those people taking cruises. A random sample of 70 customers taking a cruise last year revealed these ages.
57
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77
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85
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72
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80
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58
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55
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74
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70
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60
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85
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59
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66
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61
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91
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59
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57
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83
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79
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52
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91
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70
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81
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66
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86
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66
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80
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81
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53
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55
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68
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77
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80
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86
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74
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66
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55
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82
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55
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69
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63
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77
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82
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87
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64
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90
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56
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70
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89
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78
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72
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60
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85
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67
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76
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69
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62
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54
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90
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53
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91
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75
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77
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53
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74
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89
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67
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67
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56
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67
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Use the 2k > n rule to prepare a Frequency Distribution of the above data set and then construct a Histogram, Frequency Polygon and Ogive.
Part 2: The following list contains the number of customers assisted by three financial advisors in a local bank over a 10-day period.
Financial
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Day
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Advisor
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10
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Alan
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41
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36
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30
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26
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23
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22
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23
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20
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17
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18
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Beth
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33
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31
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35
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29
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32
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32
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30
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29
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34
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27
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Clair
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22
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24
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25
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26
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31
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35
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35
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37
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38
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39
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Prepare:
a.) Stem-and-Leaf Chart for Alan
b.) Ordered Array for Beth
c.) Box-and-Whisker Plot for Clair
d.) Pie Chart showing percentages for Alan, Beth and Clair
e.) Time Line (on one chart) for Alan, Beth and Clair
f.) 100% Bar Chart (on one chart) for Alan, Beth and Clair based on the company standard that financial advisors must assist at least 30 customers a day to be considered successful. (i.e., less than 30 is considered unsuccessful)
Part 3: Systematic Inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) is a major problem for patients with disfunctioning organs. Medical researchers at the University of Pittsburgh (Journal of the American Medical Association, July 5, 1995) conducted a study of the incidents of SIRS in 22 patients with cirrhosis of the liver. The clinical characteristics of the 22 patients-all waiting liver transplants in the intensive care unit (ICU)-are reported in the accompanying table.
Organ
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Bile
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Dysfunction
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Blood Level
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Age
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Apache
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Goris
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Blood
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Group
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(mg/dL)
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(years)
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Scale
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Scale
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SIRS
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Culture
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Infection
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Mild
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1.22
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54
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21
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6
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No
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Positive
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No
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Mild
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1.89
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37
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21
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5
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No
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Positive
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Yes
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Mild
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0.58
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59
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19
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5
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No
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Negative
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No
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Mild
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0.13
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24
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12
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4
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No
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Negative
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No
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Mild
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2.21
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39
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7
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3
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No
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Negative
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No
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Mild
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0.96
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75
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10
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2
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No
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Negative
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No
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Mild
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0.54
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40
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23
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9
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Yes
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Positive
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No
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Mild
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1.11
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44
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27
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8
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Yes
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Negative
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No
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Mild
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2.81
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51
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26
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10
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Yes
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Positive
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No
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Mild
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1.11
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28
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18
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7
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Yes
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Positive
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No
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Moderate
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0.58
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65
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16
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4
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Yes
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Positive
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No
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Moderate
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0.38
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57
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15
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5
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Yes
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Positive
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No
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Moderate
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0.88
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61
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20
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7
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No
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Negative
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No
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Moderate
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2.45
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37
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15
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5
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Yes
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Positive
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No
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Moderate
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2.12
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40
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21
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8
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Yes
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Negative
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No
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Moderate
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0.68
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48
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29
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11
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Yes
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Negative
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No
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Moderate
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0.33
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47
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29
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9
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Yes
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Positive
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Yes
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Moderate
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0.18
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60
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31
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12
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Yes
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Positive
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Yes
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Severe
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0.76
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57
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30
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9
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Yes
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Positive
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Yes
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Severe
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1.05
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48
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23
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7
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Yes
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Positive
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Yes
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Severe
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0.44
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58
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25
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8
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Yes
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Positive
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Yes
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Severe
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1.39
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65
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27
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9
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Yes
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Positive
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Yes
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a.) Develop a Pareto Chart for the Organ Dysfunction Group.
b.) Draw a Box-and-Whisker Plot for the Bile Blood Level
c.) Construct a Stem-and-Leaf Chart for age.
d.) Develop a Scatter plot for the Goris Scale (x-axis) and the Apache Scale (y-axis).
e.) Develop a 100% Bar Chart for Blood Culture
f.) Develop a Pie Chart for Infection
Part I: Data Organization and Analysis
A group of used AAA Batteries is thought to be made up of two different types (Ever-So-Readys and Enter-Me-Gizers). The Enter-Me-Gizers are touted to be the best. Sixty-three batteries were put into continual use until they failed. The minutes each battery operated before failure is noted in the accompanying table.
409
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403
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407
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430
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432
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440
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391
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400
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392
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406
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431
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442
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439
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394
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399
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408
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399
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448
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422
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442
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393
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406
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399
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404
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434
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434
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436
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395
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399
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393
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405
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433
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435
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443
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393
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439
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446
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429
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400
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397
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442
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395
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424
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429
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426
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395
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390
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440
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391
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420
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432
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443
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410
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397
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441
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391
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434
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445
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435
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397
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405
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439
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392
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a. Construct a Frequency Distribution with 10 Categories from the information in the table( i.e., Width = (Xmax-Xmin)/10, then round up to the next integer)
b. Construct a Histogram from the Frequency Distribution (you should see two distinct piles)
c. Calculate the Mean and Standard Deviation of the Ever-
So-Readys and the Enter-Me-Gizers (that's the statistics for each pile you see in your histogram).
d. If a battery last for 410 minutes before failure, which type is it? Support your answer with a good statistical argument (think about standardizing the distance from center of each pile).
Part II: Grouped Data
The following frequency distribution classifies college students based on their "adult beverage" consumption on a weekly basis.
Fill in the blank spaces with frequency distribution
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"Beers"
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Class
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Boundary
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Frequency
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Midpoint
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F
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M
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FM
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FMM
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A
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0 - 4
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1
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B
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5 - 9
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3
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C
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10 - 14
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5
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D
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15 - 19
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7
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E
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20 - 24
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4
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Sums
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- Draw a RELATIVE histogram from the frequency distribution
- Draw a separate RELATIVE frequency polygon from the frequency distribution.
- Draw a RELATIVE cumulative frequency chart (Ogive) from the frequency distribution.
- Recreate the data set in the form of an ordered array.
- Draw a box plot.
- Compute the interquartile range from your box plot.
- Compute the mean and standard deviation of the data set.
- What is the 60th percentile?
- Draw a number line and label it with the sample mean, two standard deviations above the sample mean, and two standard deviations below the sample mean.