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Chapter 8
Exercise - Mean, Median, Mode, and Range
Test Scores 67 | 75 | a7 |
Number of Students } 1] 3 | 2 | 2
‘The test scores of 8 students are shown in the
table above. Let m be the mean ofthe scares
and M be the median of the score. What is the
value of M—m?
A) 6
B) 0
o3
D) 6
‘The average (arithmetic mean) of five numbers
n,n~3, In=l, 3n—4, and 5n+10 is 8. Which
ofthe following is true?
A) median =5, range =18
B) median =5, range = 25
©) median =7, range =18
D) median =7, range =25
There (ti et) oft be
et, tone sani what
other number?
A) x42,
B) x-2
°
b) 2
‘The average (arithmetic mean) of a set of 7
numbers is 19. Ifthe average of the 6 greatest
‘numbers inthe set is 29 and the average of the
remaining numbers is 7, what is the value of?
ays
B) 10
on
pb) 2
‘The average (arithmetic mean) of m, n, and 1
is O. What is the value of m+?
‘The average (arithmetic mean) test score for all
the students in a class is 84, The average score
of m boys in the class was 79, while that of
‘n gitls was 87. What is the ratio of m ton?
A student has an average (arithmetic mean) score
of 86 points for 4 tests, What total score does this
student need in the next two tests in order to have
an average of 90 forall 6 tests?124 Chapter 8
Exercise - Standard Deviation
v ‘The table above shows the frequency distribution of
Questions 1-3 refer to the following the number of children in each of 8 families.
information.
The figure above shows a normal distribution with
‘mean m and standard deviation d/, including
approximate percentages of the distribution
corresponding to the regions shown. Suppose the
SAT math scores of 1,200 students entering a
certain university are normally distributed with
‘a mean score of 600 and standard deviation of 60,
ica
Approximately how many of the students have
SAT scores between 660 and 720?
BZ
Approximately how many of the students have
SAT scores less than $40?
B
Approximately how many of the students have
SAT scores greater than 720?
Questions 4-6 refer to the following
information.
Numberofchitérean] o | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
Frequency tf2fafofa
@
Let m be the mean of the data set above. What is
the value of m?
o
Let be the standard deviation of the data set
above. What is the value of d
(Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.)
w
Add 2 to each entry on the original list. Let m,
and d, be the new mean and the new standard
deviation of the data set. Which of the following
is true?
A) m,=m+2and d,=d+2
mand d,=d +2
Multiply each entry by 2 on the original lis.
Let m, and d,, be the new mean and the new
standard deviation of the data set, Which of the
following is true?
©) m, =2m and d,
D) m, =m and d,=2d
a126
Chapter 8
Exe
v
Questions 1-3 refer to the following
information.
Bolden for College R
Eixollnen Gin Thousnxk)
195019601970 19801999 2000,
Year
The line graph above shows the enrollment for
College R between 1950 and 2000,
oO
According to the graph above, College R showed
the greatest change in enrollment between which
two decades?
A) 1950 0 1960
B) 1960 t0 1970
©) 197010 1980
D) 1980 10 1990
BQ
What is the average rate of inerease in enrollment
per decade between 1950 and 2000?
A) 500
B) 600
©) 750
D) 875
1 Displays
B
Ifenrollment inereases by approximately the same
percentage between 2000 and 2010 as it decreased
between 1950 and 1960, what is the expected
enrollment in 2010?
A) 7,250
B) 7,540
Nunber of Fars
‘0 20 4050 60
Number of Triples Hit by
jor League Teams
‘The histogram above shows the distribution of the
‘number of triples hit by 30 major league baseball
teams in a certain year. Which of the following
could be the median number of triples represented
in the histogram?
A) 19
B) 27130 Chapter 8
Populations, Samples, and Random Selecti
’
Questions 1-3 refer to the following information.
Voted for Voted for Voted for Toul
Candide 4 | Candidates | Other Candidates | 72%!
‘Ages 181030 4 % 30 160
Ages 311058 a 0 8 210
35 yeas or older 3 76 B 10
Toul 187 22 a1 500
A polling organization takes a random sample of 500 voters who voted for the mayoral
election of a large western city, The organization gathered data right after the election, as
shown in the table above.
oo w
‘According to the data above, what percent of According to the data above, how many times more
cople from ages 31 to 55 voted for candidate B ? isit for ages 18 to 30 year olds to vote for
™ “ ges 55 years or older
to vote for candidate
A) 38%
B) 43% a) 22
© 45% 8) 24
D) 48% ©) 26
D) 28
BI ———____4
‘The total population of individuals in the city who
voted for the election was about 450,000, What is
the best estimate of the total number of votes for
candidate B?
A) 144,000
B) 168,000
©) 190,000
D) 210,000Statistics
131
Chapter 8 Practice Test
v
Questions 1-3 refer to the following
information.
%0
0
0
so 78
Low Reperature
The graph above is a seater plot with 8 points, each
representing the low temperature and high temperature
of 8 days in September in a certain city. Both t
temperatures and high temperatures are measured in
degrees Fahrenheit. The line of best fit for the data is,
also shown.
oO
Based on the line of best fit for the data shown,
how many degrees does the high temperature
increase when the low temperature increases by
cone degree?
low
A) 09
B) 13
C16
D) 18
@
‘What is the predicted high temperature of the day
when the low temperature is 58?
A) 65
B) 68
on
D) 74
Es
Among the four days marked 1, 2, 3, and 4 in
the scatter plot, on which day isthe difference
between the high temperature and the low
temperature minimal?
A) Day 1
B) Day2
©) Day3
D) Day 4
Number of Hours Worked by the
20 Salespersons in Company G
‘Nurser of Sales Parsons
Hours Worked
Based on the histogram above, what is the average
number of hours worked by the 20 salespersons in
Company G?
A) 36
B) 37
©) 38
D) 39132
Chapter 8
v
Questions 5 and 6 refer (o the following
information.
Frequency Distribution for List A
Number [0] 4] 5] 6
Frequency | & [10 [12 [10
Frequency Distribution for List B
Number | 7 | 10] 11 [is
Frequeney [10] 8 [10 [12
‘The table above shows the frequency distribution
of two lists. List 4 and list B each contain 40
numbers,
&
What is the difference between the average of the
‘numbers in list B and the average of the numbers
inlist 4?
A) 65
B)7
©) 75
D)8
wo
List C contains 80 numbers: the 40 numbers i
list Aand the 40 numbers in list B . Let m be
the average of 80 numbers in list C and M be
the median of 80 numbers in list C. What is the
value of m—M ?
al
B) 1s
o2
D) 25
Ass
160-24 160d 160 Tded Te 2d
‘The figure above shows a standard normal
distribution with mean of 160 and standard
deviation d_, including approximate percents
of the distribution corresponding to the regions
shown. If the value 148 is atthe 12th percentile
of the distribution, which of the following is the
best estimate of the standard deviation d of the
distribution?
As
B) 10
ois
D) 20
‘The tables below give the distribution of ratings
of two different laptops by 100 people each.
Ratings of Laptop 4 by 100 Reviewers
Raines [5 [4] 3] 2]!
Frequency [28 [as[u[ 7 [9
Ratings of Laptop B by 100 Reviewers
Ratings [5 [4
Frequency | 22 | 24 [18 | 20 | 16
Which of the following is true about the data
shown forthe ratings of the two laptops?
A) The standard deviation of the ratings of
laptop is larger.
1B) The standard deviation of the ratings of
laptop 2B is larger.
) The standard deviation of the two ratings
are the same.
D) The standard deviation of the two ratings
‘cannot be determined with the data provided,‘Answers and Explanations
133
Answer Key
Section 8-1
1B 2B
5
400 5.1
62 7.196
Seetion 8-2
1,168 2.192 3.24 4.1.78 5.1.09
6c 7A
Section 8-3
1B 2B 3D 4B
Section 8-4
Le) 2D 3B 4A
Section 8-5
LBOo2C 3A
Chapter 8 Practice Test
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BA 40 SB
6A 7B &B
Answers and Explanations
Section 8-1
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8
To find the median of the test scores, put all the
test scores in order, from least to greatest.
67, 15, 15, 15, 87, 87, 91, 91
‘There ate two middle values, 75 and 87,
‘The median is the mean of these two values,
81
25487
al
M-m=81-81=0
2B
Average = 2487342041 43n— 44 5n+10
Lane
“Ts
Since the average of five numbers is 8,
Land
3
Solving the equation for » yields
‘Therefore, the five numbers are 3, 0, 7, 5, and 25.
Arranging the five numbers in order, we get
0, 3,5, 7, and 25.
The median of this set of numbers is 5, and the
1
‘Avg. of two numbers is
" 2
Multiply each side by 2
Distributive property
Subtract each side by x
The other number is 2.
c
Ifthe average of a set of numbers is 19,
then the sum of 7 numbers is 19”.
Ifthe average of the 6 greatest numbers in the
set is 29, the sum of those 6 numbers is 629,
or 174, There are n—6 remaining numbers,
with sum 19-174 and average is 7.
19-174
1-6
19-174 =1(n—6)
19-174 =7n—42
12n=132,
1
Therefore,
1
‘The average of m,n and -1 is 0.
men+(l)
3
ment(=0
mena
3
3
Weighted average of the two groups
sum ofthe values}, {en ofthe values}
of group I of group
‘otal number of values