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    UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, LAHORE

    Course Statistics
    Submitted To Sir Abdul Rehman
    Department PID
    Semester 4th

    STATISTICS LAB REPORT


    ASSIGNMENT 1

    Submitted By: Bisma Akbar (2019-PID-23)

    Submission Date 2/07/2021


    1. The number of faculty listed for a variety of private colleges which offer only
    bachelor’s degrees is listed below. Use Minitab to construct a frequency
    distribution with 7 classes, a histogram, a frequency polygon, and an ogive.
    Discuss the shape of this distribution. What proportion of schools have 180 or
    more faculty?
    165 221 218 206 138 135 224 204 70 210 207 154
    155 82 120 116 176 162 225 214 93 389 77 135 221
    161 128 310
    Solution:
    Variable Minimum Maximum Range
    faculty 70.0 389.0 319.0

    Tally for Discrete Variables: Faculty

    faculty f pf c.f pcf


    116-161 9 32.14 9 32.14
    162-207 6 21.43 15 53.57
    208-253 7 25.00 22 78.57
    300-345 1 3.57 23 82.14
    346-391 1 3.57 24 85.71
    70-115 4 14.29 28 100.00
    N= 28

    Histogram

    Histogram of Faculty

    10

    8
    Frequency

    0
    40 80 120 160 200 240 280 320 360 400
    Faculty
    Frequency Polygon

    Scatterplot of f vs midpoint

    5
    f

    0
    100 150 200 250 300 350 400
    midpoint

    Ogive

    Scatterplot of c.f vs upper class boundries


    30

    25
    cumulative frequency

    20

    15

    10

    100 150 200 250 300 350


    upper class boundries
    The shape of the distribution in case of frequency polygon is increasing at one point and then
    decreasing while in ogive it is decreased at one point and then increasing.
    The proportion of school for 180 or more faculty is 53.54%
    By using the calculation:
    21.4%+25%+3.57%+3.57%= 53.54%
    a)
    Variable Mean Q1 Median Q3 Mode P41
    faculty 175.6 129.8 163.5 217.0 135, 221 154.8
    b)
    StDev CoefVar
    69.7 39.70

    2. The number of days that selected U.S. metropolitan areas failed to meet
    acceptable air quality standards is shown below for 1998 and 2003. Using Minitab
    construct grouped frequency distributions and a histogram for each set of data, and
    compare your results.
    1993
    43 76 51 14 0 1020 0 5 17 67 2538 0 56 8 0 914 5 37 14 95 2023 12 33 0 3 45
    2003
    10 11 14 20 15 6 31 5 88 1 1 16 14 19 20 9 138 22 4 19 20 9 138 22 13 10 20 20
    20 12
    Solution:
    Days selected in 1993 data distributions:
    Tally for Discrete Variables: days in 1993

    Classes f p.f C.f pcf


    0-19 16 53.33 16 53.33
    20-39 7 23.33 23 76.67
    40-59 4 13.33 27 90.00
    60-79 2 6.67 29 96.67
    80-99 1 3.33 30 100.00
    N= 30
    Days selected in 2003 data distributions:
    Tally for Discrete Variables: days in 2003

    Days in 2003 f p.f C.f pcf


    0-23 26 86.67 26 86.67
    120-143 2 6.67 28 93.33
    24-47 1 3.33 29 96.67
    72-95 1 3.33 30 100.00
    N= 30
    3. The scores of health care quality as calculated by a professional risk
    management company are listed for selected states. Use Minitab to construct a
    frequency distribution, a histogram, a frequency polygon, and an ogive.
    118.2 114.6 113.1 111.9 110.0 108.8
    108.3107.7107.0106.7105.3103.7103.2102.8101.6
    99.8 98.1 96.6 95.7 93.6 92.5 91.0 90.0 87.1 83.1
    Also find
    a. Mean, median, first quartile, third quartile, 74𝑡ℎ percentile.
    b. Standard deviation & coefficient of variation.
    Solution:
    Descriptive Statistics: scores

    Variable Minimum Maximum Range


    scores 83.10 118.20 35.10

    Tally for Discrete Variables: scores

    Scores f P.f C.f Pcf


    101.4-107.4 7 28.00 7 28.00
    107.5-113.5 6 24.00 13 52.00
    113.6-119.6 2 8.00 15 60.00
    83.1-89.1 2 8.00 17 68.00
    89.2-95.2 4 16.00 21 84.00
    95.3-101.3 4 16.00 25 100.00
    N= 25

    Histogram
    Frequency polygon

    Ogive

    a)

    Variable Mean Q1 Median Q3 Mode P74


    scores 102.02 94.65 103.20 108.55 2 94.6
    b)
    Variable StDev CoefVar
    scores 9.09 8.91

    4. The amount of protein (in grams) for a variety of fast-food sandwiches is


    reported here. Construct a frequency distribution using 6 classes. Draw a
    histogram, a frequency polygon, and an ogive for the data, using Minitab. Describe
    the shape of the histogram.
    23 30 20 27 44 26 35 20 29 29 25 15 18 27 19 22 12 26 34 15 27 35 26 43 35 14
    24 12 23 31 40 35 38 57 22 42 24 21 27 33
    Also find
    a. Mean, median, mode, first quartile, third quartile, 57𝑡ℎ percentile.
    b. Standard deviation & coefficient of variation.
    Descriptive Statistics: Protien

    Variable Minimum Maximum Range


    Protien 12.00 57.00 45.00

    Tally for Discrete Variables: Protien

    Protien f P.f C.f Pcf


    12-19 7 17.50 7 17.50
    20-27 17 42.50 24 60.00
    28-35 10 25.00 34 85.00
    36-43 4 10.00 38 95.00
    44-51 1 2.50 39 97.50
    52-59 1 2.50 40 100.00
    N= 40
    Frequency Polygon

    Ogive

    a)
    Variable Mean Q1 Median Q3 Mode P57
    Protien 27.63 21.25 26.50 34.75 27, 35 27
    b)
    Variable StDev CoefVar
    Protien 9.62 34.83
    5. A survey was taken on how much trust people place in the information they read
    on the Internet.
    Using Minitab to construct a categorical frequency distribution for the data. A =
    trust in everything they
    read, M = trust in most of what they read, H = trust in about one-half of what they
    read, S = trust in a small
    portion of what they read. (Based on information from the UCLA Internet Report.)
    MMMAHMSMHMSMMMMAMM
    AMMMHMMMHMHMAMMMHM
    MMMM
    a. Construct a cumulative frequency distribution, relative frequency distribution,
    percent frequency distribution and percent cumulative frequency distribution.
    b. on the basis of data in frequency distribution find the proportion(percentage) of
    people who have trust in most of what they read on internet.
    c. What proportion (percentage) of data is not the people who have trust in about
    one-half they read on internet?
    d. Represent the data by a suitable bar or chart.
    Solution:
    a)
    Tally for Discrete Variables: chances

    chances Count Percent CumCnt CumPct ReCount


    A 4 10.00 4 10.00 0.10
    H 6 15.00 10 25.00 0.15
    M 28 70.00 38 95.00 0.70
    S 2 5.00 40 100.00 0.05
    N= 40

    b) The proportion of people who have trust in most of what they read on internet is about 70%.
    c) The proportion of data that is not the people who have trust in about one-half they read on
    internet is 85%.
    By using calculation
    10%+70%+5%= 85%.
    d) Data representation by chart
    Bar Chart
    30

    25

    20
    counts

    15

    10

    0
    A H M S
    Scenario

    6. Data from a sample of 30 soft drinks purchases is given.


    Coke diet coke sprite zero Fanta diet coke coke diet coke sprite sprite zero
    coke coke coke coke sprite sprite Fanta Fanta coke diet coke sprite Coke
    sprite sprite coke sprite diet coke
    a. Using Minitab to construct a frequency, cumulative frequency, relative frequency, percentage
    frequency and percentage cumulative frequency distributions.
    b. on the basis of data in frequency distribution find the proportion(percentage) used by Coke &
    Diet Coke.
    c. What proportion of data is Sprite zero?
    d. Which soft drink has minimum customers and which one has the highest maximum.
    e. Represent the data by a suitable bar or chart.
    Solution:
    Tally for Discrete Variables: drinks

    a)

    drinks Count Percent CumCnt CumPct relcount


    coke 12 40.00 12 40.00 0.4000
    diet 3 10.00 15 50.00 0.1000
    diet coke 2 6.67 17 56.67 0.0666
    Fanta 3 10.00 20 66.67 0.1000
    sprite 8 26.67 28 93.33 0.2666
    sprite zero 2 6.67 30 100.00 0.0666
    N= 30

    b) the proportion used by Coke is 40% & Diet Coke is 6.6.7%


    c) The proportion for sprite is 6.67%
    d) diet coke and sprite zero has minimun customers while coke has maximum customers.
    e) Data by chart

    Chart for Drinks

    12

    10

    8
    counts

    0
    coke diet diet coke Fanta sprite sprite zero
    drinks

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