(statistics) project 3 and 4 ( i need this in one hr)
PROJECT #3 (FOR LESSON 5)
This project is to be completed using EXCEL and submitted as an EXCEL spreadsheet.
SUMMARIZING QUALITATIVE DATA:
1. Collect a qualitative data set and tell me where and how you collected it. (10 points)
2. Construct a frequency table. (10 points)
3. Construct a relative frequency column. (5 points)
4. Construct a percent frequency column. (5 points)
5. Construct a bar chart. (5 points)
6. Construct a pie chart. (5 points)
7. Select a category with a frequency greater than or equal to 5 and find the point estimate of the proportion. (5 points)
8. Find the estimate of the standard error. (5 points)
9. Construct the 95% confidence interval for the population proportion of the category you chose. (5 points)
10. Find the margin of error. (5 points)
11. Write a sentence interpreting the confidence interval. (5 points)
PROJECT #4 (FOR LESSON 6)
Perform a hypothesis test for the data you collected for P#3. Be sure to state the claim, null hypothesis, and alternative hypothesis (8 points). Choose a significance level such as 0.025 (2 points), give your sample statistic (5 points), and compute the standard error (5 points). Compute the p-value and formulate an initial conclusion (either reject or support H0) (10 points). Be sure to write a final conclusion as an interpretive sentence that states whether the claim was supported or not (10 points).
Do all work in an EXCEL workbook and submit electronically via the P#4 link.
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