# Of ID Smoking Status Age 1 27 1 18 32 4 24 19 2 56 • Age - are listed in years • Smoking Status - 0 for does not smoke, 1 for smokes less than one 7 65 2 8 36 1 9. 43 pack per day, 2 for smokes one or more than one pack per day 10 47 1 11 48 1 12 25 2 13 63 1 14 37 15 40 1 16 25 2 17 72 18 56 1 19 37 20 41 1 a. To describe the age of the respondents, calculate the maximum, the minimum, the mean, and the standard deviation. Then, give an interpretation. b. With regards to the methods of presenting data, describe the smoking status of the respondents using a tabular presentation and a graphical presentation. Then, give an interpretation.

# Of ID Smoking Status Age 1 27 1 18 32 4 24 19 2 56 • Age - are listed in years • Smoking Status - 0 for does not smoke, 1 for smokes less than one 7 65 2 8 36 1 9. 43 pack per day, 2 for smokes one or more than one pack per day 10 47 1 11 48 1 12 25 2 13 63 1 14 37 15 40 1 16 25 2 17 72 18 56 1 19 37 20 41 1 a. To describe the age of the respondents, calculate the maximum, the minimum, the mean, and the standard deviation. Then, give an interpretation. b. With regards to the methods of presenting data, describe the smoking status of the respondents using a tabular presentation and a graphical presentation. Then, give an interpretation.

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.5: Comparing Sets Of Data

Problem 14PPS

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