A sample of wait times in minutes to be seated at two popular restaurants is shown. Use the data and the box-and-whisker plots to compare the data. Restaurant A Restaurant B 23 28 36 24 24 25 36 39 40 26 28 31 41 42 43 33 35 40 45 60 50 54 Restaurant A Restaurant A Restaurant B Restaurant B a) Describe the distribution/shape of each data set. Restaurant A is Select an answer Restaurant B is Select an answer b) Calculate the following statistics for each restaurant (round to two decimal places when necessary): Mean Standard Deviation IQR 20 Median 30 40 50 60 Number of Minutes c) The best measure of center for Restaurant A is Select an answer ✓ The best measure of center for Restaurant B is Select an answer The best measure of spread for Restaurant A is Select an answer The best measure of spread for Restaurant B is Select an answer d) Which restaurant, based on the measures of center, has a more symmetric distribution? ? ✓ e) Which restaurant is more consistent? ? ✓

A sample of wait times in minutes to be seated at two popular restaurants is shown. Use the data and the box-and-whisker plots to compare the data. Restaurant A Restaurant B 23 28 36 24 24 25 36 39 40 26 28 31 41 42 43 33 35 40 45 60 50 54 Restaurant A Restaurant A Restaurant B Restaurant B a) Describe the distribution/shape of each data set. Restaurant A is Select an answer Restaurant B is Select an answer b) Calculate the following statistics for each restaurant (round to two decimal places when necessary): Mean Standard Deviation IQR 20 Median 30 40 50 60 Number of Minutes c) The best measure of center for Restaurant A is Select an answer ✓ The best measure of center for Restaurant B is Select an answer The best measure of spread for Restaurant A is Select an answer The best measure of spread for Restaurant B is Select an answer d) Which restaurant, based on the measures of center, has a more symmetric distribution? ? ✓ e) Which restaurant is more consistent? ? ✓

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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