Descriptive Statistics Determine the appropriate descriptive

Descriptive Statistics

            Determine the appropriate descriptive statistics.

Note: If the data was normally distributed, use the mean and standard deviation. If the data was skewed significantly, use the median and interquartile range.

Numeric Variable Name1

Distribution: State if not normally distributed

Central Tendency:

Dispersion:

Number:

Min/Max:

Confidence Interval: (if distribution is normal)

Numeric Variable Name2 (if applicable)

Distribution: State if not normally distributed

Central Tendency:

Dispersion:

Number:

Min/Max:

Confidence Interval: (if distribution is normal)

Attribute Variable Name (if applicable)

Create a bar chart. Describe the proportions.

Descriptive Statistics Interpretation

Numeric Variable Name1

            Describe the variable in laymen terms.

Numeric Variable Name2 (if applicable)

            Describe the variable in laymen terms.

Appendix A

Raw data used in the analysis

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Appendix B

Charts and Tables

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Appendix C

Descriptive Statistics

This part of the paper will include descriptive statistics.

Solution

Distribution: State if not normally distributed

Variable: WT

Central Tendency: mean 146.22

Dispersion: Standard deviation 37.62

Number: 40

Min/Max: 94.3/255.9

Confidence Interval: (distribution is not normal)

Numeric Variable Name2: age

Distribution: State if not normally distributed

Central Tendency: median : 31.5

Dispersion:   Standard deviation: 12.45

Number: 40

Min/Max: 12/59

Confidence Interval: ( distribution isnot normal)

40 subjects were randomly selected.WT was observed between 94.3 and 25.9. Their average WT was 146.22 pounds, with a variation of plus or minus 37.62 pounds.

The data was significantly skewed. 40 subjects were randomly selected. Their ages were between 12 and 59 years, with a variation of plus or minus 13 years.