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Jose Miguel Vienes Ms. Kierselenn Talavero BSBA-311 08 Quiz 1 Quiz (3 Items X 5 Points)

The document provides data on 13 houses in Colton's suburb including the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and total rooms. It calculates the mode, median, and mean for bedrooms, bathrooms, and total rooms. It also provides data on monthly broadband usage for 12 reports and calculates the first, second, and third quartiles.

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Jose Miguel Vienes Ms. Kierselenn Talavero BSBA-311 08 Quiz 1 Quiz (3 Items X 5 Points)

The document provides data on 13 houses in Colton's suburb including the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and total rooms. It calculates the mode, median, and mean for bedrooms, bathrooms, and total rooms. It also provides data on monthly broadband usage for 12 reports and calculates the first, second, and third quartiles.

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Jose Miguel Vienes Ms.

Kierselenn Talavero
BSBA-311
08 Quiz 1
Quiz (3 items x 5 points)
1. A firm of architects is attempting to get a feel for the sizes of houses in Colton’s suburb in the city
of Baycoast because it has been commissioned to design a house in Colton. Using their contacts
at Baycoast City Real Estate Agents, the architects are provided with information on a sample of
13 houses. Compute the mode, median, and mean for the number of bedrooms. Calculate the
mean, median, and modal number of bathrooms and the number of all rooms. Interpret the
results.

House no. Suburb Bedrooms Bathrooms All rooms

110 Colton 2 1 5

112 Colton 2 1.5 5

108 Colton 2 1 5

117 Colton 2 1.5 6

100 Colton 2 1 5

89 Colton 2 2 6

96 Colton 3 1.5 6

94 Colton 3 1 7

93 Colton 3 1.5 6

113 Colton 3 1.5 6

102 Colton 3 1.5 7

114 Colton 4 2 8

115 Colton 5 2 9

Answer:

Bathrooms All Rooms Mode Median

1 5 Bathroom – 1.5 Bathroom – 1.5

1 5 All Rooms – 6 All Rooms - 6

1 5

1 5

1.5 6
1.5 6 Mean

1.5 6 Bathroom – 1.46

1.5 6 All Rooms – 6.23

1.5 6

1.5 7

2 7

2 8

2 9

19 81

1. Determine the 15th percentile of the waiting times of the sample of café customers presented in
the table below. Interpret the results.

7 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 11 12 14 14 15

Answer:

i=P (n) = 15 (16)

100 100

= 2.4

The 15th Percentile is 8

2. An investor in the telecommunications industry has been provided with some questionable
information in a prospectus regarding market potential in New Zealand, particularly about
potentially over-optimistic statements made about the average monthly download usage for
broadband connections. The investor obtains data from recent reports on usage from a variety of
sources. The average monthly data usage by a household with broadband connections listed in a
random sample of 12 such reports is as stated as follows, sorted by usage. Interpret the results.

Average monthly 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 190

Data usage (GB)

Determine the first, second, and third quartiles for these data.

Answer:

i= 25 (12) P25 = 120 + 130

100 2

=3 P25 = 125
P50 = 150 + 160 i= 25 (18) P75 = 170 + 180

2 100 2

P50 = 155 =9 = 175

Quartile 1 = 125

Quartile 2 = 155

Quartile 3 = 175

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