Category: Statistics

  • Statistics Question

    a. Formulate null and alternative hypotheses. 15 [C2;CLO1; PLO1]

    b. Determine the appropriate statistical test along with

    the calculation.

    15 [C3: CLO3; PLO2]

    c. Analysis of the claim statement, true or not, using a

    5% significance level

  • Introduce in statistics

    Find the mean,median,mode and range of the following data set: 10,7,14,23,15,7,32

  • statistics report

    See the guidelines. Everything should be obvious.

    Software for the project: You can use Excel, Minitab, or any other software e.g python, SPSS, JMP–whichever that comes easier choose to use or due to their versatility or quality of output and prior knowledge.

    Requirements: As described in the guidelines

  • Statistics Question

    I’ll share the work and professor’s comments after I accept the bid

  • differences between an observational study and an experiment…

    NO AI, CHAT GPT OR PLAGIARISM PLEASE!!!

    Taylor Swift wants to find out how much fans enjoyed the Eras Tour shows. The company you work for has been hired to oversee the survey that will collect data from concert-goers.

    1. Does this scenario represent an observational study or an experiment? Explain the differences between an observational study and an experiment. Justify your answer.

    You have been asked to create four questions that will be included on the survey. Each question will need to record data at a different level of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio).

    1. Write a question that collects data corresponding to each level of measurement. Clearly label each question indicating the type of data the question will collect.
      • Ex: What is your height in inches? collects height in inches (ratio)
    1. Reflect on your questions. Does the phrasing of your survey questions contribute to bias? If so, how? If not, give an example of a question that would contribute to bias on a survey.

    The survey has been finalized, and the concert is about to begin. The stadium has different levels of seating -floor seats, lower-level seats, club level seats, and upper-level seats. You need to collect a sample that is representative of the population.

    1. Describe the population. What are the challenges of sampling the entire population?
    2. Describe how you would implement each sampling technique to get a representative sample of concert goers. For each sampling technique, what are the benefits and challenges?
      • Simple random sample
      • Stratified sample
      • Cluster sample
      • Systematic sample
      • Convenience sample

    Grading Rubric

    Criteria

    Points

    Determines the type of study correctly and provides sufficient justification

    10

    Four questions total are written to collect data from each level of measurement, identifies how wording can contribute to biased survey results

    40

    Identifies the population and challenges of conducting a census

    10

    Describes each sampling technique in the given context and identifies pros/cons of each

    40

    Total

    100

  • differences between an observational study and an experiment…

    Taylor Swift wants to find out how much fans enjoyed the Eras Tour shows. The company you work for has been hired to oversee the survey that will collect data from concert-goers.

    1. Does this scenario represent an observational study or an experiment? Explain the differences between an observational study and an experiment. Justify your answer.

    You have been asked to create four questions that will be included on the survey. Each question will need to record data at a different level of measurement (nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio).

    1. Write a question that collects data corresponding to each level of measurement. Clearly label each question indicating the type of data the question will collect.
      • Ex: What is your height in inches? collects height in inches (ratio)
    1. Reflect on your questions. Does the phrasing of your survey questions contribute to bias? If so, how? If not, give an example of a question that would contribute to bias on a survey.

    The survey has been finalized, and the concert is about to begin. The stadium has different levels of seating -floor seats, lower-level seats, club level seats, and upper-level seats. You need to collect a sample that is representative of the population.

    1. Describe the population. What are the challenges of sampling the entire population?
    2. Describe how you would implement each sampling technique to get a representative sample of concert goers. For each sampling technique, what are the benefits and challenges?
      • Simple random sample
      • Stratified sample
      • Cluster sample
      • Systematic sample
      • Convenience sample

    Grading Rubric

    Criteria

    Points

    Determines the type of study correctly and provides sufficient justification

    10

    Four questions total are written to collect data from each level of measurement, identifies how wording can contribute to biased survey results

    40

    Identifies the population and challenges of conducting a census

    10

    Describes each sampling technique in the given context and identifies pros/cons of each

    40

    Total

    100

  • Statistics Question

    Hello I really need help doing my assignment/ exam. Please make sure to read the questions throughly as some questions need to be written out by hand and not typed. You can take a picture of the work and paste it. This assignment is due in two days, so youll have enough time to go through it. You must also show work on excel. The instructions are on the document that says #3