Consider the following population table. 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 State A 11,110,485 11,427,609 11,430,802 12,051,783 12,916,994 | 13,236,720 State B 8,881,826 9,261,044 9,295,397 9,679,052 | 10,428,883 10,695,993 State C 5,195,492 5,490,312 State D 3,806,103 4,075,770 | 4,375,199 4,830,784 5,544,259 6,045,421| 6,392,239 6,627,208 5,420,436 5,900,869 In 1970, how much greater was the population of State A than the populations of State C and State D combined? ..... The population of State A in 1970 was greater than the populations of State C and State D combined.

Starting Teachers' Salaries Starting teacher salaries for upper secondary education in selected states are listed below. Average salaries 40,576 Starting salaries Mississippi 28,200 Mississippi Idaho 27,500 Idaho 41,150 Kansas 27,840 Kansas 41,467 Maine 26,643 Maine 40,737 Iowa 27,284 Iowa 41,083 New Mexico 33,730 New Mexico 41,637 Tennessee 32,369 Tennessee 42,537 Texas 33,775 Texas 41,744 Kentucky 30,619 Kentucky 42,592 Send data to Excel

Use the following table. University   Headcount   FTE University of Florida 41,295 29,475 Florida State University 30,714 21,737 Florida A&M University 11,178 8,028 University of South Florida 31,783 18,221 Florida Atlantic University 19,783 10,535 University of West Florida 7229 4516 University of Central Florida 30,005 18,344 Florida International University 30,059 17,447 University of North Florida 11,580 6231 Florida Gulf Coast University 2292 1363     Subtotal E & G 215,918 135,897 Suppose the state decides to apportion 400 new teaching positions on the basis of the number of FTEs in each university. (a) Use the Hamilton method to find the standard divisor SD. (Round your answer to two decimal places.)SD =_______ (b) Use the Hamilton method to find the standard quotient SQ for Florida Atlantic and the University of Central Florida. Answer to 3 decimal places. Florida Atlantic   University of Central Florida

5. The graph below shows the LFPR for 25-54 year old men over several decades. Percent 100 May-16 98 96 94 92 90 88 86 1948 1954 1960 1966 1972 1978 1984 1990 1996 2002 2008 2014 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Population Survey; CEA calculations. (Source: Voxeu.org) It shows that the fraction of these "prime working age men" who are NOT in the labor forced has a. doubled b. tripled c. quadrupled d. not changed

Male Female   27,767 20,516   17,413 24,972   6,080 4,900   28,523 17,661   25,137 11,901   9,821 17,562   21,857 9,865   16,491 21,047   27,687 12,095   23,361 20,089   12,272 16,244   9,584 14,395   13,562 15,467   23,151 23,501   20,071 5,715   142 19,698   21,957 21,640   8,722 18,345   21,058 16,616   17,940 15,249   15,001 28,849   20,938 6,825   6,151 17,111   8,370 4,197   27,687 12,989   11,589 16,879   12,021 13,322   13,709 20,292   12,888 19,417   17,879 14,061   13,743 32,349   11,268 8,738   22,102 10,475   16,788 11,971   10,387 28,702   13,809 22,947   15,644 16,386   11,044 20,101   17,933 20,564   11,413 14,483   11,842 17,349   6,794…

5. Assume that 11% of a particular city population is left handed and that the number of left handers is 350,000. What is the population of the city?

1. is the collection of all elements under consideration in a statistical inquiry. A. Statistics C. Population B. Sample D. Data