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Copyright © Andrew Chambers (2021). All rights reserved. Box and whisker, Cumulative frequency, Standard deviation Name…………………………… (1) The scores that students get on a test out of 15 are recorded in a box and whisker plot shown below: (a) Find the inter quartile range (b) What percentage of students got less than 8 marks? (c) A score greater than k would be classified as an outlier. Find k. Explain why there can be no outliers for this data. (2) The number of cups of coffee students drink each week is recorded below: 0, 0 , 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2 , 2, 3, 3, 4, 5, 8, 12, 15 (a) Find the median, lower quartile, upper quartile and interquartile range. (b) Find the standard deviation. (c) Find any outliers for this data. (d) Draw the box and whisker plot of this data:

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Boxandwhisker,Cumulativefrequency,Standarddeviation

Name……………………………

(1) Thescoresthatstudentsgetonatestoutof15arerecordedinaboxandwhiskerplotshownbelow:

(a) Findtheinterquartilerange(b) Whatpercentageofstudentsgotlessthan8marks?(c) Ascoregreaterthankwouldbeclassifiedasanoutlier.Findk.Explainwhytherecan

benooutliersforthisdata.(2) Thenumberofcupsofcoffeestudentsdrinkeachweekisrecordedbelow:

0,0,1,1,1,2,2,2,2,3,3,4,5,8,12,15

(a) Findthemedian,lowerquartile,upperquartileandinterquartilerange.(b) Findthestandarddeviation.(c) Findanyoutliersforthisdata.(d) Drawtheboxandwhiskerplotofthisdata:

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(3) Asurveyofteachers’sleepobtainedthefollowingresults:

Hours sleep 0 ≤ ℎ < 5 5 ≤ ℎ < 7 7 ≤ ℎ < 9 9 ≤ ℎ < 11 Frequency 2 9 12 2

(a) Findanestimationforthemean.(b) Drawacumulativefrequencycurveonthegraphbelow.

(c) Findthemedianandinterquartilerangefromyourcurve.(ii) Approximatelywhatpercentageofteachersgotmorethan8hourssleep?(d) Iftheteacherwiththeleasthourssleephad4hourssleeptherangewas6hours,

sketchaboxandwhiskerplotbeneathyourcumulativefrequencycurve.

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(4) Agardenercollects2differenttypesofleaves(AandB)intheirgardenandnotestheirwidths.Shethendrawsthefollowingboxandwhiskerplots:

(a) Withreferencetoboththemedianandinterquartilerangecomparethetwodistributions.

(b) Whichtypeofleafwidthcouldbenormallydistributed?Explainyouranswer.(5) Studentsareaskedaboutthenumberofbrothersandsistersthattheyhave.The

resultsarerecordedbelow:

Number of siblings 0 1 2 3 4 Frequency 8 12 15 5 2

(a) Findthestandarddeviation.(b) Findthemean.(c) Whatpercentageofstudents’answersarewithinonestandarddeviationofthemean?

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(6) Agroupofofficeworkersaregivenatasktocompleteandthetimetakenisrecorded.

(a) Findanestimationforthemeannumberofminutestaken.(b) Usethedatamidpointstofindanestimationforthestandarddeviation.(c) Anyworkerwhowasmorethan2standarddeviationsabovethemeanhastoattend

anextraweekendtrainingsession.Workerstakinglongerthanwhattimewillhavetoattend?

(7) Studentsaregivenamathstestinwhichtheaveragescoreis65marksandthe

standarddeviationis18.(a) Theteacherdecidesthattheyhavemarkedtooharshlyanddecidestoincrease

everyone’sscoreby5marks.Findthenewmeanandstandarddeviation.(b) Theteacherdecidestoincreaseeveryone’soriginalscoresby5%.Findthenewmean

andstandarddeviation.