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The following table shows some information on a variety of different vehicles. Using the information
given in table 1, answer question la – 1d
Table 1: Vehicles
Engine
Number
Vehicle
Model
City
Hwy
MPG MPG
Model
Cylinders Transmission
Fuel
size
of gears
Class
Year
small
ACURA RDX
3.5
Automatic
6
Gasoline
19
28
2010
SUV
HYUNDAI
1.6
4
Manual
7
Gasoline
large car
28
38
2015
Sonata
Ford Fiesta
1.6
Manual
Gasoline
Small car
28
36
2006
DODGE
midsize
6.4
Automatic
Gasoline
14
25
2010
Challenger
car
BMW X5
standard
3
6
Automatic
8
Gasoline
18
24
2013
xDrive35i
SUV
HONDA
midsize
3.5
Automatic
6
Gasoline
21
32
2014
Accord
car
LAND
standard
ROVER
3
6.
Automatic
8
Diesel
22
29
2008
SUV
Range Rover
BENTLEY
midsize
6.8
Automatic
8
Gasoline
11
18
2012
Mulsanne
car
small
MAZDA CX-5
2.5
4
Automatic
Gasoline
24
30
2013
SUV
PORSCHE
3.4
6
Manual
Gasoline
small car
19
26
2015
Cayman GTS
1a)
i.
How many variables are listed in table 1?
ii.
Classify the variables according to their types (Qualitative / Quantitative).
1b) Construct a frequency distribution table to represent the summary information of the variable
"Vehicle Class" and determine proportion of midsize cars.
1c) Complete the following table and answer the questions
Table 2: Frequency distribution of Transmission by Vehicle Class
Vehicle Class
Transmission
Total
Small Car
Midsize Car
Large Car
Small SUV
Standard SUV
Automatic
Manual
Total
What is the modal response for the variable "Transmission"?
What proportion of vehicles are "Small Car"?
What proportion of Manual vehicles are "Large Cars"?
What proportion Midsize Cars are Automatic?
Construct a side by side bar chart to represent the information given in the table 2.
i.
ji.
i.
iv.
V.
1d) Complete the following table and answer the questions
Table 3: Frequency distribution of City MPG
Relative
Cumulative
City MPG
Tally
Frequency
frequency
relative frequency
10 - 15
15 - 20
20 - 25
25 - 30
i.
What proportion (Percentage) of vehicles has mileage between 10 and 20 MPG
What proportion (Percentage) of vehicles has mileage greater than 20 MPG
Construct Histogram to display the data represented in table 3.
ii.
ii.
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