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This is a 2-hour timed closed book exam. You can use a calculator (not your phone) for calculations.

Questions:

1. Facebook remains the top choice of social media over all ages, with 65% using Facebook most often among those using social media sites. However, more visually oriented social networks such as Snapchat and Instagram continue to draw in younger audiences. When asked “Which one social networking site or service do you use most often?’’ here are the top sites chosen by Americans aged 12–24 who currently use any social networking site or service:

Social Media Site Percentage Who Use Most Often

Facebook 43%

Instagram 18%

Snapchat 15%

Twitter 8%

Google+ 4%

Pinterest 3%

a)  What is the sum of the percentages for these top social media sites? What percent of Americans aged 12–24 use other social media sites most often?

b)  Make a bar graph to display these data. Be sure to include an “Other social media site’’ category.

c)  Would it be correct to display these data in a pie chart? Why or why not?

2. Table below gives the number of active nurses per 100,000 people in each state.

a) Why is the number of nurses per 100,000 people a better measure of the availability of nurses than a simple count of the number of nurses in a state?

b) Make a stemplot that displays the distribution of nurses per 100,000 people. The data will first need to be rounded. What units are you going to use for the stems? The leaves? You should round the data to the units you are planning to use for the leaves before drawing the stemplot. Write a brief description of the distribution. Are there any outliers? If so, can you explain them?

Active Nurses per 100,000 people, by state

State Nurses

State Nurses

State Nurses2

Alabama. 911

Louisiana. 881

Ohio. 1021

Alaska. 717

Maine 1093

Oklahoma 742

Arizona 585

Maryland 906

Oregon 803

Arkansas 798

Massachusetts 1260

Pennsylvania 1030

California 630

Michigan 849

Rhode Island 1104

Colorado 831

Minnesota 1093

South Carolina 834

Connecticut 1017

Mississippi 950

South Dakota 1296

Delaware 1155

Missouri 1038

Tennessee 984

Florida 814

Montana 855

Texas 678

Georgia 665

Nebraska 1054

Utah 635

Hawaii 689

Nevada 609

Vermont 914

Idaho 682

New Hampshire 1006

Virginia 764

Illinois 901

New Jersey 858

Washington 814

Indiana 901

New Mexico 614

West Virginia 953

Iowa 1022

New York 848

Wisconsin. 946

Kansas 934

North Carolina 940

Wyoming 864

Kentucky 1003

North Dakota 968

District of Columbia 1483

3. Most mobile usage occurs via apps, particularly on smartphones, with time on smartphone apps now surpassing time spent on desktops in the United States. Digital media can be accessed on mobile platforms by using apps on a smartphone or tablet or by using a browser on a smartphone or tablet, or it can be accessed on the more traditional desktop platform (including laptops). Here is the breakdown of the share of digital media time by access method in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom:

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a)  Draw a bar graph for the distribution of the method for Canada. Do the same for the United States and United Kingdom, using the same scale for the percent axis.

b)  Describe the most important difference in the distributions of the share of digital time by access method for the three countries. How does this difference show up in the bar graphs?

c)  Explain why it is appropriate to use a pie chart to display any of these distributions. Draw a pie chart for each distribution. Do you think it is easier to compare the three distributions with bar graphs or pie charts? Explain your reasoning.

4. The final grades of 80 mathematics students are recorded in the following table:

68

73

61

66

96

79

65

86

84

79

65

78

78

62

80

67

75

88

75

82

89

67

73

73

82

73

87

75

61

97

57

81

68

60

74

94

75

78

88

72

90

93

62

77

95

85

78

63

62

71

95

69

60

76

62

76

88

59

78

74

79

65

76

75

76

85

63

68

83

71

53

85

93

75

72

60

71

75

74

77

a) Create a Histogram and describe it.

b) Find the lowest grade.

c) Find the highest grade.

d) Find the sample mean or average.

e) Find the median.

f) Calculate the standard deviation.

g) Show the Five Number Summary

5. From the data below, find the correlation between height and weight in individuals. Show the corresponding chart.

S.No

Height (cm)

Weight (Kg)

1

110

44

2

116

31

3

124

43

4

129

45

5

131

56

6

138

79

7

142

57

8

150

56

9

153

58

10

155

92

11

156

78

12

159

64

13

164

88

14

168

112

15

174

101