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El superclásicо de fútbоl. Rishа y Yаsmine publicаn un blоg sobre sus planes para el próximo fin de semana. Completa la información con el futuro. Este fin de semana, Yasmine y yo (1)__________________ (ir) a nuestro primer partido de fútbol en el famosísimo estadio La Bombonera en La Boca. Yo te (2)__________________ (decir) mañana cómo lo pasamos. Mi hermano (3)__________________ (comprar) los boletos. Él (4)__________________ (tener) que esperar en la cola. Sin duda, las entradas nos (5)__________________ (costar) mucho, pero vale el dinero. ¡Nosotros (6)__________________ (poder) ver en persona el superclásico de fútbol argentino! Boca (7)__________________ (jugar) contra River. Yasmine y yo somos fanáticas de Boca y mi hermano es fanático de River. Nosotras (8)__________________ (vestirse) en azul y amarillo y (9)__________________ (divertirse) mucho. Mi hermano dice que River (10)__________________ (ganar), pero nunca tiene razón. (9)__________________
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(10 pоints) Fоr eаch situаtiоn described stаte what the population of interest is. Also determine whether the percentage or value given is a statistic or a parameter. A survey of 1750 people find that 3% of Americans believe the moon landing was faked. A company reports that their employees work from home an average of 4.25 days per month. (12 points) The Centers for Disease Control conducts an annual study called the National Health and Nutrition Survey (NHANES). Part of the study is a family questionnaire. The questionnaire asks for family income, country of origin, whether the family own their home or rent, how many rooms in the house, if any family members smoke and how much money the family spends of food per month as well as many other questions. Identify the individuals for the NHANES study. Is the NHANES study an experiment or observational study? List the variables stated in this question. Classify each variable as quantitative or categorical. For the quantitative variables state the most likely units used to measure the variable. (10 points) The General Social Survey has been conducted since 1972. It is a survey of English-speaking persons 18 years or over within the United States. The survey explores a wide variety of social issues. One background question is marital status. One year, 1002 respondents reported being married. 203 were widowed, 400 were divorced, 81 were separated, 650 were never married, and 5 did not respond. Make a frequency and relative frequency table summarizing the marital status variable. (8 points) There are two histograms sketched below. One depicts the distribution of age at death for a population of individuals who died of natural causes (heart disease, cancer, and so forth). The other depicts age at death for a population of individuals who died from trauma (accidents, murder, suicide and so forth). Both histograms have the same scale on the horizontal axis. Indicate which histogram is which. Briefly explain your answer. Make your assumptions clear. (8 points) For each variable described below choose the histogram that best matches the variable. Histograms can be matched to more than one variable. Briefly justify your choices. Scores on a hard exam for a class of students. Scores on an easy exam for a class of students. The machines that fill soda bottles are not perfect there is some variation in how much soda gets poured into each bottle. The exact volume of soda is measured in a sample of 100 one-liter bottles. The machine is just as likely to under fill the bottles as to over fill. Consider distribution of ages of cars on the road. Most cars are newer. The longer a car lasts, the more likely it is to be taken off the road. A few vintage cars still remain. (16 points) Max ran a series of tests to see how fast his cell phone took to download a web page with some pictures on it. The cell phone took 2, 4, 8, 29, 6 and 5 seconds to download the web page. You may use your calculator to make these computations but do not use any statistical functions. Do not use Google Sheets for this problem. I want to see that you can calculate these values from the formulas. Find the mean download time. Find the median download time. Find the sample standard deviation of the download times. (10 points) At Center Hospital there is some concern about the high turnover of nurses. A survey was done to determine how long (in months) nurses had been in their current positions. The responses in order from smallest to largest of 20 nurses were: 2 5 8 8 11 12 14 20 23 23 25 26 27 28 31 36 36 42 76 131 Find the five-number summary (Min, Q1, Median, Q3, and Max) for this data set. (10 points) Babies born after a gestation period of 32 – 35 weeks have a mean weight of 2600 grams and a standard deviation of 660 grams. Babies born after a gestation period of 40 weeks have a mean weight of 3500 grams and a standard deviation of 470 grams.Suppose 34-week baby weighs 2400 grams. Suppose 40-week baby weighs 3300 grams. Compute the z-scores for each of these two babies. Which baby weighs less relative to the others in their gestation group? (6 points) Kai is dabbling in the stock market. He owns one share each of twenty-five stocks. The average price of his stocks is $31.75 per share. He decides to add a twenty-sixth stock. Now the average price is $32 per share. Assuming none of the stocks have changed in value, what was the price of that last share? (6 points) The histogram below summarizes the gas mileage in miles per gallon of a sample of 392 car models. Is this histogram skewed left, symmetric, or skewed right? Which measure of center (mean or median) better describes this data? Which measure of spread (standard deviation, IQR, or range) better describes this data? (9 points) The boxplots below indicate the distributions of daily high temperatures from May (5) to September (9). List the months in order from smallest median to largest median. List the months in order from smallest IQR to largest IQR. Professor Sklar prefers months where the temperatures are more stable. He doesn’t like having to wear a jacket one day and shorts the next. Which month would he prefer based on the boxplots above? Briefly explain your choice. Copy the following and fill in the blank with your name. Below the statement add your signature and todays date.I ___________ certify that the work I submit with this exam has been my own, written in my own words, and done according to the rules above.______________________ __________________ (Signature) (Date)