The school principal wants to determine what is the student's favorite meal in the cafeteria. He surveys 100 of the school's 350 students. What is the population of this study? What is the sample?
Population: 350 students in the school
Sample: 100 students surveyed
Of the 1081 members of the town, 271 attended the Fall Harvest Festival. What is the population of this study? What is the sample?
Population: 1081 members of the town
Sample: 271 that attended the Fall Harvest Festival
What is 90?
This is the mode of the following set: 91, 150, 80, 71, 74, 81, 80, 77.
What is 80?
Sarah wants to determine how many hours students at JAMS spend exercising per day. She decides to ask the girls' basketball team how many hours they exercise per day. Is this a representative sample? Explain.
The girls' basketball team will exercise more than the average student. They need to ask a wider, more representative, portion of the population.
This is the mean of the following data set: 154, 163, 119, 156, 150, 98.
What is 120?
What is the mode for each day?
Day 1: 3 and 5
Day 2: 5
What is the range of each group?
Group A: 2.5
Group B: 3
Scott wants to know how often students in 8th grade do their homework each week. He decided to ask the members of the National Junior Honor Society how often they do their homework. Is this a representative sample? Explain.
National Junior Honor Society students may be in 6th, 7th, or 8th grade. They spend more time doing their homework than the average student.
What number is the mean of each day?
Day 1: 3.45
Day 2: 3.7
What is the median for each group?
Group A: 3
Group B: 3.5
This is the mode of the following data set: 142, 131, 135, 148, 139, 146, 133, 137, 145, 141
What is none?
What is the Interquartile Range for each Group?
Group A: 1.5
Group B: 2
Derek used a random sample of seventh graders to determine that 14 out of 20 seventh graders have cell phones. If there are 150 seventh graders in the school, estimate the number of seventh graders who have cell phones.
105