1.

Table in Ascending order

Country Export in millions of euros in 2007
Estonia 1,753
Spain 1,801
Italy 1,827
Norway 2,043
China 2,160
Ranska 2,202
The Netherland 3,651
Great Brittain 3,828
USA 4,186
Russia 6,711
Sweden 7,022
Germany 7,151
Average 3,695

2. a. Lower quartiles(Q1) #NAME?

Upper quartiles(Q3) #NAME?

b. Interquartile range(Q3-Q1) #NAME?

Hence, interquartile range is 4198,75 million euros, this means from Q1 to Q3,i.e in between given
c.

Export in m
8,000
7,000
6,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,753 1,801 1,827 2,043 2,160 2,202
1,000
0
Estonia Spain Italy Norway China Ranska

3. a. In this case, "being absent" is indepependent variable whereas "course performance" is de

b. Correlation coefficient is -0.62, means course performance has moderate negative corelatio
Thus,more prone to being absent normally results in less course performance.

c. Gender
musical

action

comedy

Types of movie seen

 Types of movie seen Total

Most females watch musical movies and least of them watch action movies.
Most males watch action movies and least of them watch musical movies.
Male and female choices are totally inverse here.

4.

Euros Frequency (f) Midpoint (x)

a.
10 – 39 12 24.5
40 – 69 44 54.5
70 – 99 30 84.5
100 - 129 5 114.5
Total 91

b. Mean= (sum of f.x)/N 63.73

c. Median median class=(N/2) th term
91/2
45.5
This median class is (40-69)

Median= 39,5+(91/2-12)/44*30
62.34
d. Standard deviation(S.D)
= [{417652,75-((5799,5)^2/91)}/(91-
= [48046,15/90]^(1/2)
= 23.1
e. Since, the last class don't possess end limit, the results would have no change or may be just a bit s

5. (tabulating in acsending order with length of pregnancy as reference)

x y z
length of
length of baby
pregnancy weight of baby (g)
(cm)
(days)
241 3065 45
253 2640 46
257 2610 47
265 2910 48
269 4085 51
273 3480 51
273 3130 48
278 3980 53
278 3400 51
281 3500 51
287 3810 50
 290 3680 49
291 2820 51
292 4270 53
294 4185 52

a. Scatter diagram for x-y

y weight of baby (g)

4500
4300
4100
3900
f(x) = 21.9700849726458 x − 2599.7126838164 y weight o
3700
R² = 0.378378994409162 Linear (y w
3500
3300
3100
2900
2700
2500
230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300
scatter diagram for x-z

z length of baby (cm)

54
52
f(x) = 0.126644162495635 x + 14.9315174795328
50 R² = 0.648927074388937
z length of b
48 Linear (z len
46
44
42
40
230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300
scatter diagram for y-z

z length of baby (cm)

54

52 f(x) = 0.003348926476 x + 38.2208404176691

R² = 0.578859575573045
50
z length of
48 Linear (z le

46

44

42
 52 f(x) = 0.003348926476 x + 38.2208404176691
R² = 0.578859575573045
50
z length of
48 Linear (z le

46

44

42

40
2500 2700 2900 3100 3300 3500 3700 3900 4100 4300 4500

b. (between x-y)
correlation coeffieienct ( R ) 0.6151
Determination(R^2) 0.3784
(between x-z)
correlation coeffieienct ( R ) 0.8056
Determination(R^2) 0.6489
(between y-z)
correlation coeffieienct ( R ) 0.7608
Determination(R^2) 0.5789

c. (weight of baby when length of pregnancy is 300 days)

y = 21,97x - 2599,7 ( from the trend line in graph)
we have,
x=300
Y= 3991.3
Thus, when length of pregnancy is 300 days, weight of the baby can be assumed to be 3991,3 grams.

(length of a baby when length of prenancy was 280 days?)

y = 0,1266x + 14,932 ( from the trend line in graph)
we have,
x=280
y= 50.38
Thus, when lenth of pregnancy is 280 days, length of the baby can be assumed to be 50,38 cm.

(length of baby when the weight was 3000 g?)

y = 0,0033x + 38,221 ( from the trend line in graph)
we have,
x=3000
y= 48.121
Thus, when the weight of the baby is 3000g , lenth of the baby can be assumed to be 48,12 cm.

d. The last exercise, no.5 is the best exercise in my opinion because it possess variations in question, graphs along wit
 a. We can measure mean, median, mode, range as well as standard deviation.

b. Median= 2,927 million euros

Mean= 3,695

c. In between, mean and median, Mean is more appropiate in this case because the data are distributed irregularly i.e

m Q1 to Q3,i.e in between given distribution 25% to 75% of data ranges of 4198,75.

Export in million euros(2007)

6,711 7,022 7,151

Column

3,828 4,186
3,651
2,160 2,202

y China Ranska The Great Brittain USA Russia Sweden Germany

Netherlands

s "course performance" is dependent variable.

s moderate negative corelation with being absent.

Female Male Total

45 10 55
47% 16% 35%
22 30 52
23% 47% 33%
28 24 52
29% 38% 33%
 95 64 159
100% 100% 100%

Cumulative
f∙x f ∙ x2 Frequency Lower limit Upper limit x^2

294 7203 12 10 39 600.25

2398 130691 56 40 69 2970.25
2535 214207.5 86 70 99 7140.25
572.5 65551.25 91 100 129 13110.25
5799.5 417652.75

dian class=(N/2) th term

s median class is (40-69)

5+(91/2-12)/44*30

17652,75-((5799,5)^2/91)}/(91-1)]^(1/2)
046,15/90]^(1/2)

no change or may be just a bit slight change.

 y weight of baby (g)
Linear (y weight of baby (g))

0 300

z length of baby (cm)

Linear (z length of baby (cm))

300

z length of baby (cm)

Linear (z length of baby (cm))
 z length of baby (cm)
Linear (z length of baby (cm))

4300 4500

Thus, the weight of the baby is moderalety coorelated with the lenght of pregnancy.
Also, 37,84% of the variation of the weight of the baby is concerned with the length of pregnancy and rest 62,16%

Thus, the lenght of the baby is highly coorelated with the lenght of pregnancy.
Also, 64,89% of the variation of the length of the baby is concerned with the length of pregnancy and rest 35,11% i

Thus, the lenght of the baby is moderately coorelated with the weight of the baby.
Also, 57,89% of the variation of the length of the baby is concerned with the weight of the baby and rest 42,11% is

be 3991,3 grams.

e 48,12 cm.

ns in question, graphs along with interpretations.

distributed irregularly i.e more concentrated towards lower limits (1000-3000 million euros) yet, the maximum limit is more tha 7000 millio

7,151
Column C

ermany
gnancy and rest 62,16% is concerned with other variables.

nancy and rest 35,11% is concerned with other variables.

baby and rest 42,11% is concerned with other variables.

limit is more tha 7000 million euroes.