Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition
Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition
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ISBN: 9780078682278
Author: McGraw-Hill, Berchie Holliday
Publisher: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill
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Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E

a.

To determine

To calculate: The median of the number of women’s teams playing a sport .

a.

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Answer to Problem 22E

The median is 282 .

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

During a season, 7684n teams played 19 NCAA women’s sports.

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  1

Formula used:

Median for even terms = (n2)thterm+(n2+1)thterm2

Median for odd terms = (n+12)thterm

Calculation:

Consider the data in ascending order ,

  {22,23,26,40,42,91,97,182,228,282,432,528,644,691,770,838,859,923,966}.

Since there are seven rivers. So, n=19 .

There is odd number of data.

The median of odd number of data is −

  =(19+12)thterm=(202)thterm=10thterm=282

Hence, the median is 282 .

b.

To determine

To calculate: The first quartile point and the third quartile point.

b.

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Answer to Problem 22E

The first quartile and third quartile are 42 and 770 respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

During a season, 7684n teams played 19 NCAA women’s sports.

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  2

Formula used:

If each group has the median, the data is divided into four groups. Each group is called quartile.

Median for even terms = (n2)thterm+(n2+1)thterm2

Median for odd terms = (n+12)thterm

Calculation:

Consider the data in ascending order ,

  {22,23,26,40,42,91,97,182,228,282,432,528,644,691,770,838,859,923,966}.

Since there are seven rivers. So, n=19 .

There is odd number of data.

The median of odd number of data is −

  =(19+12)thterm=(202)thterm=10thterm=282

Therefore , the data is divided into two parts.

Lower half - 22,23,26,40,42,91,97,182,228. and

Upper half - 432,528,644,691,770,838,859,923,966.

Median of lower half is −

  =(9+12)thterm=(102)thterm=(5)thterm=42

Median of upper half is −

  =(9+12)thterm=(102)thterm=(5)thterm=770

The quartile points are :-

  Q1=42Q2=282Q3=770

Hence, the first quartile and third quartile are 42 and 770 respectively.

c.

To determine

To calculate: The interquartile range and semi-interquartile range.

c.

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Answer to Problem 22E

The interquartile range is 728 and semi-interquartile is 364.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

During a season, 7684n teams played 19 NCAA women’s sports.

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  3

Formula used:

The difference between the first quartile point and third quartile point is called the inter- quartile range.

The inter- quartile range is divided by 2, the quotient is called the semi- interquartile range.

Calculation:

Consider the data in ascending order ,

  {22,23,26,40,42,91,97,182,228,282,432,528,644,691,770,838,859,923,966}.

Since there are seven rivers. So, n=19 .

There is odd number of data.

The median of odd number of data is 282.

The quartile points are :-

  Q1=42Q2=282Q3=770

The inter- quartile range is Q3Q1.

  =77042=728.

The semi-interquartile range -

  inter-quartile range2.

  =7282=364.

Hence, the interquartile range is 728 and semi-interquartile is 364.

d.

To determine

To show: whether there is any outliers.

d.

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Answer to Problem 22E

No outliers.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

During a season, 7684n teams played 19 NCAA women’s sports.

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  4

Formula used:

Outliers are extreme values that are more than 1.5 times the interquartile range beyond the upper or lower quartiles .

Calculation:

Consider the data in ascending order ,

  {22,23,26,40,42,91,97,182,228,282,432,528,644,691,770,838,859,923,966}.

Since there are seven rivers. So, n=19 .

There is odd number of data.

The median of odd number of data is 282.

The quartile points are :-

  Q1=42Q2=282Q3=770

The inter- quartile range is 728.

For outlier

  Q11.5(728)=421092=1050Q3+1.5(728)=770+=1092

The lower extreme 22 and the upper extreme 966 are within the limits.

So, there are no outliers.

e.

To determine

To sketch: A box-and-whisker of the number of women’s teams playing a sport.

e.

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Explanation of Solution

Given information:

During a season, 7684n teams played 19 NCAA women’s sports.

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  5

Graph:

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  6

Interpretation:

The vertical graph is known as box-and-whisker plots. It represents the number of women’s teams playing a sport. The median is 282. It does not have outliers.

f.

To determine

To calculate: The mean of the number of women’s teams playing a sport.

f.

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Answer to Problem 22E

The mean is 404.42.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

During a season, 7684n teams played 19 NCAA women’s sports.

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  7

Formula used:

Formula of Mean

  X¯=Xn where X represents each of the values in the data set.

Calculation:

Consider the data in ascending order ,

  {22,23,26,40,42,91,97,182,228,282,432,528,644,691,770,838,859,923,966}.

Since there are seven rivers. So, n=19 .

The mean of the data is

  =22+23+26+40+42+91+97+182+228+282+432+528+644+691+770+838+859+923+96619=768419=404.42

Hence, the mean is 404.42.

g.

To determine

To calculate: The mean deviation of the data.

g.

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Answer to Problem 22E

The mean deviation is 316.969.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

During a season, 7684n teams played 19 NCAA women’s sports.

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  8

Formula used:

The arithmetic mean of the absolute values of the deviations from the mean of a set of data is called the mean deviation.

  MD=1ni=1n|XiX¯|

Formula of Mean

  X¯=Xn where X represents each of the values in the data set.

Calculation:

Consider the data in ascending order ,

  {22,23,26,40,42,91,97,182,228,282,432,528,644,691,770,838,859,923,966}.

Since there are seven rivers. So, n=19 .

The mean of the data is 404.42.

The mean deviation is −

    XiX¯|XiX¯|
    22404.42=|22404.42|=382.42
    23404.42=|23404.42|=381.42
    26404.42=|26404.42|=378.42
    40404.42=|40404.42|=364.42
    42404.42=|42404.42|=362.42
    91404.42=|91404.42|=313.42
    97404.42=|97404.42|=307.42
    182404.42=|182404.42|=222.42
    228404.42=|228404.42|=176.42
    282404.42=|282404.42|=122.42
    432404.42=|432404.42|=27.58
    528404.42=|528404.42|=123.58
    644404.42=|644404.42|=239.58
    691404.42=|691404.42|=286.58
    770404.42=|770404.42|=365.58
    838404.42=|838404.42|=433.58
    859404.42=|859404.42|=454.58
    923404.42=|923404.42|=518.58
    966404.42=|966404.42|=561.58
    i=119|XiX¯|6022.42

  MD=119(6022.42)       =316.969

Hence, the mean deviation is 316.969.

h.

To determine

To calculate: The variance of the data.

h.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 22E

The variance is 97461.55

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

During a season, 7684n teams played 19 NCAA women’s sports.

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  9

Formula used:

A measure of variability associated with the arithmetic mean is the standard deviation.

  σ=1ni=1n(XiX¯)2

The variance is the mean of the squares of the deviations from X¯ .

The standard deviation is the positive square root of the variance.

Calculation:

Consider the data in ascending order ,

  {22,23,26,40,42,91,97,182,228,282,432,528,644,691,770,838,859,923,966}.

Since there are seven rivers. So, n=19 .

The mean of the data is

  =22+23+26+40+42+91+97+182+228+282+432+528+644+691+770+838+859+923+96619=768419=404.42

Therefore , the standard deviation is −

    XiX¯XiX¯(XiX¯)2
    22404.42=22404.42=382.42=(382.42)2 =146245.05
    23404.42=23404.42=381.42=(381.42)2 =145481.21
    26404.42=26404.42=378.42=(378.42)2 =143201.69
    40404.42=40404.42=364.42=(364.42)2 =132801.93
    42404.42=42404.42=362.42=(362.42)2 =131348.25
    91404.42=91404.42=313.42=(313.42)2 =98232.09
    97404.42=97404.42=307.42=(307.42)2 =94507.05
    182404.42=182404.42=222.42=(222.42)2 =49470.65
    228404.42=228404.42=176.42=(176.42)2 =31124.01
    282404.42=282404.42=122.42=(122.42)2 =14986.65
    432404.42=432404.42=27.58=(27.58)2 =760.65
    528404.42=528404.42=123.58=(123.58)2 =15272.01
    644404.42=644404.42=239.58=(239.58)2 =57398.57
    691404.42=691404.42=286.58=(286.58)2 =82128.09
    770404.42=770404.42=365.58=(365.58)2 =133648.73
    838404.42=838404.42=433.58=(433.58)2 =187991.61
    859404.42=859404.42=454.58=(454.58)2 =206642.97
    923404.42=923404.42=518.58=(518.58)2 =268925.21
    966404.42=966404.42=561.58=(561.58)2 =315372.09
    i=119( X i X ¯ )2=1851769.51

  =σ=119(1851769.51)=σ=97461.55=σ2=(97461.55)2=σ2=97461.55

Hence, the variance is 97461.55

i.

To determine

To calculate: The standard deviation of the data.

i.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 22E

The mean is 404.42.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

During a season, 7684n teams played 19 NCAA women’s sports.

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  10

Formula used:

A measure of variability associated with the arithmetic mean is the standard deviation.

  σ=1ni=1n(XiX¯)2

Formula of Mean

  X¯=Xn where X represents each of the values in the data set.

Calculation:

Consider the data in ascending order ,

  {22,23,26,40,42,91,97,182,228,282,432,528,644,691,770,838,859,923,966}.

Since there are seven rivers. So, n=19 .

The mean of the data is

  =22+23+26+40+42+91+97+182+228+282+432+528+644+691+770+838+859+923+96619=768419=404.42

Therefore , the standard deviation is −

    XiX¯XiX¯(XiX¯)2
    22404.42=22404.42=382.42=(382.42)2 =146245.05
    23404.42=23404.42=381.42=(381.42)2 =145481.21
    26404.42=26404.42=378.42=(378.42)2 =143201.69
    40404.42=40404.42=364.42=(364.42)2 =132801.93
    42404.42=42404.42=362.42=(362.42)2 =131348.25
    91404.42=91404.42=313.42=(313.42)2 =98232.09
    97404.42=97404.42=307.42=(307.42)2 =94507.05
    182404.42=182404.42=222.42=(222.42)2 =49470.65
    228404.42=228404.42=176.42=(176.42)2 =31124.01
    282404.42=282404.42=122.42=(122.42)2 =14986.65
    432404.42=432404.42=27.58=(27.58)2 =760.65
    528404.42=528404.42=123.58=(123.58)2 =15272.01
    644404.42=644404.42=239.58=(239.58)2 =57398.57
    691404.42=691404.42=286.58=(286.58)2 =82128.09
    770404.42=770404.42=365.58=(365.58)2 =133648.73
    838404.42=838404.42=433.58=(433.58)2 =187991.61
    859404.42=859404.42=454.58=(454.58)2 =206642.97
    923404.42=923404.42=518.58=(518.58)2 =268925.21
    966404.42=966404.42=561.58=(561.58)2 =315372.09
    i=119( X i X ¯ )2=1851769.51

  =σ=119(1851769.51)=σ=97461.55=σ=312.188

Hence, the standard deviation is 312.188

j.

To determine

To discuss: The variability of the data.

j.

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Explanation of Solution

Given information:

During a season, 7684n teams played 19 NCAA women’s sports.

  Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications, Student Edition, Chapter 14.3, Problem 22E , additional homework tip  11

Summary:

Variability of the data can be studied by box-and-whisker plot.

It represent the median, quartiles, interquartile range , and extreme values in a set of the data.

    Terms7
    Median282
    Q142
    Q3770
    Interquartile728
    Semi-interquartile364
    OutliersNo

Thus, the box-and-whisker drawn in previous part is a pictorial representation of the variability of the data.

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