Section S.2 – Solutions to the Practice Problems


  1. quantitative
  2. qualitative
  3. qualitative
  4. quantitative
  5. quantitative
  6. quantitative

7.

a. quantitative
b. quantitative
c. qualitative
d. quantitative
e. quantitative
f. qualitative
g. qualitative
h. quantitative
i. quantitative
j. quantitative

8.

  • a.
Sport Frequency Relative Frequency
Football 5 0.25
Soccer 4 0.2
Baseball 4 0.2
Cheerleading 2 0.1
Basketball 4 0.2
Swimming 1 0.05
Total 20 1

b. graph of favorite sport vs frequency
c. graph of favorite sport vs frequency
d. pie chart of favorite sport vs frequency of response

9.

a.

Type of Pet

Frequency

Relative Frequency

Dog

9

0.375

Cat

6

0.250

Bird

4

0.167

Turtle

2

0.083

Hamster

2

0.083

Fish

1

0.042

Total

24

1.000

b. bar graph representing type of pet owned vs frequency of response
c.pie chart of type of pet owned vs frequency of response

10. Graph depicting number of clear days for cities for Phoenix, Denver, Nashville, Tampa, Washington DC, Chicago, Rochester, and Seattle

11. 0.25(20) = 5

12. 0.26($2600) = $676

13. The graph needs a title, the axes need to be labeled (including units), the 3D makes the graph difficult to read.

14.

a.

Test Score

Frequency

30

1

40

0

50

4

60

3

70

6

80

5

90

2

100

3

n = 24

b. histogram of math test scores vs frequency

15.

Number of Cars

Frequency

Relative-Frequency

1

9

0.375

2

10

0.417

3

3

0.125

4

2

0.083

n = 24

1.000

b. histogram of number of cars vs frequency

16.

a. 15 people
b. 33.33%

17.

a. 19 orders
b. about 21%

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