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Practice with Descriptive Statistics
Reading about descriptive statistics is one thing.
|
Gender |
Height (rounded to the nearest inch) |
Weight (rounded to the nearest pound) |
|
M |
53 |
156 |
|
F |
46 |
131 |
|
M |
54 |
123 |
|
M |
44 |
142 |
|
F |
56 |
156 |
|
F |
76 |
171 |
|
F |
87 |
143 |
|
F |
65 |
135 |
|
F |
45 |
138 |
|
F |
44 |
114 |
|
M |
57 |
154 |
|
F |
68 |
166 |
|
M |
65 |
153 |
|
M |
66 |
140 |
|
F |
54 |
143 |
|
F |
66 |
156 |
|
M |
51 |
173 |
|
M |
58 |
143 |
|
M |
49 |
161 |
|
F |
48 |
131 |
For each variable, using Microsoft Excel, compute the mean, the median, and the mode (if appropriate).
For each variable, using Microsoft Excel, compute the range and standard deviation (if appropriate).
Using Microsoft Excel, create a visual display for each variable (bar graph or histogram) as appropriate.
Attach a document with your combined Microsoft Excel printout results and graphs.
Describing office coworkers in terms of gender, height, and weight. The following is the data you collected:
