BUS102 - MTA Revision (Week 4)
BUS102 - MTA Revision (Week 4)
BUS102 - MTA Revision (Week 4)
Question 1:
In a survey aiming to study the number of house helpers per family in a certain
geographic area of a city, the following data was collected.
Question 2:
A company's human resource department was interested in the average number of years
:that a person works before retiring. The sample of size 10 follows
16 19 20 22 22 22 23 24 25 27
Question 3:
Find the weighted average (GPA) of the grades for the following student:
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Question 4:
In a small company the hourly rate for 20 employees are grouped in the following
frequency distribution table:
Class
2 2 Frequency
f.(M-X) (M-X) M-X f.M Midpoin Class
(f)
t (M)
4 $0 up to $10
6 $10 up to $20
1 $20 up to $30
6 $30 up to $40
3 $40 up to $50
20 Total
Question 5:
The research director of a large oil company studied the buying habits of consumers with
respect to the amount of gasoline purchased at full-service pumps. The arithmetic mean
amount is 12.5 gallons and the median amount is 11.75 gallons. The standard deviation of
.the sample is 5.4 gallons
a) What is the Pearson's coefficient of skewness?
b) Describe the skewness of the distribution based on the computed coefficient.
Question 6:
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a) What is the first quartile for the distribution of number of sales per hour?
b) What is the third quartile for the distribution of number of sales per hour?
c) What is the inter-quartile range for the distribution of number of sales per hour?
d) Construct a boxplot.
Question 7:
A random sample of 200 adults was selected and the results of the number of minutes
spent watching television per are shown below.
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a) If an Adult is selected at random, what is the probability that the adult spends less
than 30 minutes watching TV?
b) If an Adult is selected at random, what is the probability of being a male and he
spends 60 to 90 minutes watching TV?
c) Given that the selected adult is a female, what is the probability that she spends 90
minutes and more watching TV?
d) Knowing that the selected adult spends less than 60 minutes watching TV, what is
the probability of being a male?
Question 8:
In a group of 90 players, 40 are wearing blue T-shirts, 30 are wearing red T-shirts and 20
are wearing green T-shirts.
a) Find the probability that a person picked at random is wearing a red or a green T-
shirt.
b) Find probability that a person picked at random is neither wearing a red nor a
green T-shirt
Question 9: