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KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES DHAHRAN, SAUDI ARABIA STAT 11: BUSINESS STATISTICS I Semester 04 Major Exam #1 Sunday March 7, 005 Please circle your instructor s name: Marwan Al-Momani Mohammad F. Saleh Walid S. Al-Sabah Name: ID# Section Question No Full Marks 1 5 5 3 5 4 5 5 5 6 5 7 15 8 5 Total 50 Marks Obtained

Question 1. Answer True or False 1. A frequency distribution can be formed with discrete data only. Answer: False. A stem and leaf diagram is used to show the relation between two variables. Answer: False 3. If after graphing the data for a quantitative variable of interest, you notice that the distribution is highly skewed in the positive direction, the measure of central location that would likely provide the best assessment of the center would be the median. Answer: True 4. A recent study involving a sample of 3,000 vehicles in California showed the following statistics related to the number of miles driven per day: Q1 = 1 Q = 45 and Q3 = 56. Based on these data, if a box and whisker plot is developed, a value of 13 miles would be considered an outlier. Answer: True 5. A manufacturing company has two assembly lines in its Al-Kharj plant. Line A produces an average of 335 units per day with a standard deviation equal to 11 units. Line B produces an average of 145 units per day with a standard deviation equal to 8 units. Based on this information, line B is more consistent. Answer: False

Question. 1) A study of middle to upper level mangers is undertaken to investigate the relationship between salary level and years of work experience. An appropriate graph to display the relationship between the two variables is a) Histogram b) Scatter diagram c) Stem and leaf diagram d) Bar chart ) stem and leaf diagram is an alternative method to using a) A pie chart b) A bar chart c) A histogram d) An ogive 3) If a manager wishes to analyze the sales trend for her department, possibly the most effective type of graph will be: a) A pie chart. b) A histogram. c) A line chart. d) A Pareto Chart 4) A sample of people who have attended a college football game at your university has a mean = 3. members in their family. The mode number of family members is and the median number is.0. Based on this information: a) the population mean exceeds 3.. b) the distribution is bell-shaped. c) the distribution is right-skewed. d) the distribution is left-skewed. 5) The advantage of using the interquartile range versus the range as a measure of variation is: a) it is easier to compute. b) it utilizes all the data in its computation. c) it gives a value that is closer to the true variation. d) it is less affected by extremes in the data.

3) The following data represent the number of calls came to a maintenance center between 10:00am to 11:00am for 0 days: 13 4 4 8 3 5 40 44 53 11 0 3 40 51 40 38 16 39 34 3 a) Construct a stem and leaf diagram. b) Comment on the distribution of the number of calls received. Solution: a) Stem Leaf 1 1 3 6 0 4 4 8 3 4 8 9 4 0 0 0 4 5 1 3 b) The distribution is symmetric with median of 33 calls per day; most of the data (70%) receive between 0 and 44 calls. 4) The following data represent the number of instructors X at a certain department and their rank R. X 5 10 15 6 4 Associate Assistant R Professor Lecturer Assistant Professor Professor a) Construct a bar chart for this table. b) Find an appropriate central tendency measurement for this data. Solution: a) 16 Bar/Column Plot (Spreadsheet1 10v *5c) 14 1 10 8 6 4 0 Prof wssor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Lecturer Assistant X b) The Mode is the appropriate measure of central tendency (Assistant Professor)

5) The following data represent average interest rate on new homes Year Average Interest rate(percent) 1993 7.5 1994 7.5 1995 8.0 1996 8.75 1997 9.0 1998 8.75 1999 9.0 000 9.5 001 10.5 00 1.5 003 14.0 a) Construct a line graph for the above table. b) Comment on the trend in average interest rate. Solution a) b) The interest rate increasing from 1993 till 003. 6) A study of houses sold recently in your community showed the following frequency distribution for the number of bedrooms: Bedrooms Frequency x iw i 1 18 36 3 140 40 4 57 8 5 11 55 What is the mean number of bedrooms? xw i i 1( ) + ( 18) + 3( 140) + 4( 57) + 5( 11) µ = = w i + 18 + 140 + 57 + 11 + 36 + 40 + 8 + 55 741 = = = 3.5 bedrooms 8 8

7) The following data reflect the number of television sets in a sample of 16 households. (15 points) 3 1 1 4 3 0 1 3 4 5 a) Find the median of the number of televisions. b) Find the variance of the number of televisions. c) Based on these sample data what is the standardized value corresponding to 5 televisions? d) Construct a box plot. Show All Details Solution X 0 1 1 1 3 3 3 4 4 5 X 0 1 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 9 9 9 16 16 5 Then xi = 37, xi = 111 and n = 16 1 a) Median = 1 X n next observation ( ) + = + = i b) x nx x 37 S =, x = i = =.315 n 1 n 16 xi nx 111 16(.315) 111 85.565 5.4375 S = = = = = 1.695833 n 1 15 15 15 c) Let z be the standardized value corresponding to 5, then x =.315 and s = s = 1.695833 = 1.3041657 x x 5.315.6875 z = = = =.063749 s 1.695833 1.3041657 5 d) Q1 = P5 i = 17 = 4.5 Q1 = X (4) + 0.5 ( X (5) X (4)) = 1 + 0.5( 1) = 1.5 100 75 Q3 = P75 i = ( 17 ) = 1.75 Q3 = X (1) + 0.75 ( X (1) X (11) ) = 3 + 0.75(3 3) = 3 100 IQR = Q3 Q1 = 3 1.5 = 1.75 UL = Q3+ 1.5IQR = 3 +.65 = 5.65 and LL = Q1 1.5IQR = 1.5.65 = 1.375 Comment: 50% of the households own between 1.5 and 3 television sets, and the data is skewed to the highest number of T.V sets.

8) If the age distribution of customers at a major retail chain is thought to be bell-shaped with a mean equal to 43 years and a standard deviation equal to 7 years, a) find the percentage of customers between the ages of 9 and 50 years. b) What is the 16 th percentile? Solution a) By the Empirical Rule: 68% 95% 9 µ =43 36 50 57 within one standard deviation 68% of the customers within one standard deviation 95% of the customers The percentage of customers between 9 and 50 will be the percentage within one standard deviation plus half the deference between the percentage within one standard deviation and two standard deviations 95% 68% = 68% + = 68% + 13.5% = 81.5% b) the 16 th percentile is 36 years µ ± 1σ µ ± σ