20         
           
1 The data in a random sample of n = 6 is shown below.  Compute the mean and then fill in the deviations column. 
  
  x Deviation from the mean      
  19        
  54        
  15        
  50        
  28        
  32        
           
 The sum of deviations is.       
a0         
b5         
c10         
d76         
           
2In the previous question, the sum of squared deviations is:    
a1264         
b1268         
c1272         
d1276         
           
3In the previous question, the mean squared deviation for the sample data is:   
a250.8         
b255.2         
c258.8         
d262.4         
           
4The variance of the data used for the previous three questions is:    
a212.7         
b219.2         
c233.7         
d255.2         
           
5The mean         
abalances the number of observations on either side of mean value.    
bis always the central (or middle) data point.      
cis the center of gravity of the data.       
dbalances the deviations of the data from the mean.     
eBoth (c) and (d) are correct.       
           
6The following data is the grade point average (GPA) of five randomly selected E270 students.   
  x        
  3.2        
  2.8        
  2.5        
  3.6        
  3.8        
           
 The variance of the sample is _______.      
a0.210         
b0.234         
c0.292         
d0.321         
           
7Treat the set below as population data:      
  x        
  114        
  84        
  152        
  195        
  105        
  85        
           
 The standard deviation is ________.       
a39.57         
b41.55         
c43.62         
d45.80         
           
           
Tom delivers packages for UPS.  His daily mileage for a random sample of 10 days is as follows.    
   x       
   42       
   51       
   32       
   31       
   58       
   54       
   62       
   43       
   38       
   54       
           
8The average daily miles Tom travels to deliver packages is ______.    
a44.5         
b46.5         
c48.5         
d50.5         
           
9In the previous question, the sum of squared deviations of daily mileage is ________.  
a979.7         
b1010.1         
c1060.5         
d1081.3         
           
10Using Tom's daily mileage sample data, on average, Tom's daily mileage deviates from the mean mileage by ________ 
  
a9.12miles        
b9.86miles        
c10.03miles        
d10.86miles        
           
11The following data represents the starting salaries for a sample of 42 students who graduated in 2014 with a bachelor's degree in accounting.  Data are in thousands of dollars: 
  
  53.954.559.360.363.464.858.5  
  55.568.45768.862.750.448.3  
  4263.561.357.945.162.845.3  
  49.141.153.940.549.844.161.1  
  56.964.546.657.159.346.765.8  
  67.1406062.263.652.257.6  
 Use Excel to expedite your calculations.      
 Find the mean salary (x̅ = ______).  Compute the sum of squares of the salary data (∑x² = _______).  The numerator of the quotient to compute the variance of the salary data is: _______. 
  
a∑x² =125,620.9   Numerator of the variance quotient =2,775.20   
b∑x² =128,184.6   Numerator of the variance quotient =2,469.92   
c∑x² =130,800.6   Numerator of the variance quotient =2,257.56   
d∑x² =133,470.0   Numerator of the variance quotient =2,775.20   
           
12The annual salary of the staff in a state government agency are shown below.  The first column shows the annual salary and the second column the frequency (the number of staff earning that salary). 
  
   Annual Salary Frequency     
   $102,000 1     
   85,000 2     
   76,000 4     
   50,000 10     
   42,000 20     
   35,000 8     
           
 The mean salary of agency's staff is:      
a$48,800         
b$55,000         
c$63,200         
d$65,000         
           
13John works in an appliance store.  The following is a report of his sales effort in a given month.  The report shows the price and the percent of total units sold at that price.  What is the mean price of the items sold by John? 
  
  
    Percent of      
    total units      
  ItemPricesold      
  A$1,2000.05      
  B10000.20      
  C8000.35      
  D2000.30      
  E500.10      
           
ax̅ =$650        
bx̅ =$630        
cx̅ =$615        
dx̅ =$605        
           
14The following shows an E270 student’s scores for different course requirements and the corresponding weights assigned by the professor to each category.  The scores are from the scale of 100. 
  
   RequirementScoreWeight     
   Homework9015%     
   Attendance10010%     
   Tests8030%     
   Common Final7045%     
     100%     
 The student’s mean score is:       
a85         
b84         
c82         
d79         
           
The instructor in a Statistics for Business and Economics wants to determine the proportion of students  in that class who are business majors.  Let "1" stand for business major and "0" for other majors.  
The following is the distribution obtained from the official class roster.    
 11011011  
 00111010  
 11101111  
 01101101  
 10111011  
 11010110  
 00111011  
           
15The proportion of students who are business majors is ________.    
aπ =0.7321        
bπ =0.7143        
cπ =0.6964        
dπ =0.6786        
           
16The variance of the above binary data is ________.     
a0.1806         
b0.1985         
c0.2181         
d0.2356         
           
17A sample data set has n = 50 observations.  The mean of the data x̅ = 46.5.  The sum of squares ∑x² = 127793.  The standard deviation of the data is ______. 
  
a24.25         
b22.05         
c20.04         
d18.04         
           
Consider the sample of size 5 with data values of      
  x        
  16        
  12        
  20        
  10        
  17        
           
18Compute the z-scores for each of the five data values.  Which of the following is the correct set of z-values? 
  
  abcd     
  0.250.250.250.25     
  -0.75-0.75-0.75-0.75     
  1.251.251.250.75     
  -1.25-1.25-0.50-0.75     
  0.500.751.250.50     
           
19The mean of the z-scores in a data set      
ais always equal to zero        
bis always equal to one.       
cis greater than zero for data sets that have large outlying values.    
dis zero only when the x-values are balanced around the mean of x.    
           
20The standard deviation of z-scores in a data set     
ais always equal to zero        
bis always equal to one.       
cis one only when the x-values are balanced around the mean of x.    
dis greater than one for data sets that have large outlying values.    
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