Question 1 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 City Hwy Model MPG MPG Year Vehicle Engine size Number Model Cylinders Transmission Fuel of gears Class small ACURA RDX 3.5 Automatic 6 Gasoline 19 28 2010 SUV HYUNDAI Gasoline large car 28 38 1.6 Manual 2015 Sonata Ford Fiesta 1.6 Manual Gasoline Small car 4 5 28 36 2006 DODGE midsize 6.4 Automatic 8. 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 8 Automatic Gasoline 11 18 2012 Mulsanne car small MAZDA CX-5 2.5 Automatic Gasoline 24 30 2013 SUV PORSCHE Manual Gasoline small car 3.4 6 6 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. ii. iii. iv. V.
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