cepi math porject
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Title: is there a relation between doing a specific diet and gender?
Statement of the task:
I will investigate if doing a specific diet is related to gender
I will collect primary data by doing an oral survey and then annotating results, thissurvey is going to be asked personally to each individual so results are not inaccurate.
I will investigate this relation between diet and gender since in our country body care
and good looking is a very important matter during adolescence and doing the survey i
want to validate my hypothesis which is: Argentina is a country where physical aspect
is of huge importance during adolescence.
I will collect data from 100 people, 50 males and 50 females ate year 12 of St Andrews
Scot school, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
This survey will only be done to year since year 12 since 100 people are more than 50%of the people in this year and results will be more accurate instead of asking people in
different year which will give a broader but less accurate percentage result. The survey
will only present two answers doing diet or not doing diet. Then this data will be
displayed in a pie chart and also in tables. The pie chart will give a percentage whilst
the table the number of people. Both will be divided into four groups males doing diet,
females doing diet, male not doing diet and females not doing diet. Then I will do a chi
square test involving the following steps:
1) Set a hypothesis2) Calculate the expected frequency and set them in a table3) Calculate the chi square value4) Calculate the degree of freedom5) Calculate value for the given degree of freedom and level of significance6) State a conclusion proving my hypothesis between a relation in gender and
doing a diet
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Data collection:
This is the data collected after doing the survey. This data is not processed; it is defined
as raw data. Raw data is the initial step to obtain the results, obtaining this data
collected after doing the survey to the St Andrews Scot School in Argentina I will
develop my chi square analysis and prove my hypothesis.
Gender: Doing a diet Not doing a diet
Female 40 10
Male 23 27
Data Table:
After doing the survey and adding up the results, the data was annotated in this table,
here we can observe the final results of the survey asked to St Andrews scot school, this
raw data will be processed to obtain pie chart and calculate the chi square value.
General Pie chart: in this pie chart we can observe a general view of all the results so I
will do 2 more pie chart so we can observe the deference within each survey to obtain a
different observation. In the general pie chart we can observe there is a relation betweendiet and gender since a high percentage of females are under a diet process whilst in
males the percentage of men doing diet is low, this shows that women care more about
their figure whilst men do not.
40
23
10
27
Survey on diet and gender
Female doing diet
Male doing diet
Female not doing diet
Male not doing diet
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Specific pie charts: this pie charts are divided by gender to show a more precise
proportion of results within each gender. Here we will observe more clear results within
a relation between the specific gender.
23
27
Male and diet survey
Male doing diet
Male not doing diet
40
10
Female and diet Survey
Female doing diet
Female not doing diet
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Calculating a relation:
Gender: Doing a diet Not doing a diet
Female 40 10
Male 23 27
Contingency table:
Gender: Doing a diet Not doing a diet
Female: 40 10 50
Male: 23 27 50
63 37 100
P(M/D.D)= (23/100)/(50/100)= 0,46 = 0,46 x 100 = 46%
P(M/N.D)= (27/100)/(50/100)=0,54 = 0,54x 100 = 54%
P(F/D.D)= (40/100)/(50/100)= 0,80= 0,80x 100 = 80%
P(F/N.D)= (10/100)/(50/100)=0,20 = 0,20 x 100 = 20%
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Calculating the Chi-square
H0: Doing a diet and gender are independent
H1: Doing a diet and gender are not independent
Calculating theExpected Frequency:
Gender: Doing a diet Not doing a diet
Female: 40 10 50
Male: 23 27 50
63 37 100
Expected frequency table:
Gender: Doing a diet Not doing a diet
Female: 31,5 18,5
Male: 31,5 18,5
Fe: (total row x total column) / general total
FDD: (50x63)/100= 31, 5
MDD:(50x63)/100=31,5
FND:(50x37)/100=18,5
MND:(50x37)/100=18,5
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Fo Fe Fo-Fe (Fo-Fe)2 (Fo-Fe)2/ Fe
40 31,5 8,5 72,25 2,301587302
10 18,5 -8,5 72,5 3.918918919
23 31,5 -8,5 72,5 2.301587302
27 18,5 8,5 72,25 3.918918919
12,44101244
Calculating the degree of freedom:
V= (number of rows-n)x(number of columns-n)
V= (2-1)x(2-1)
V= 1
(X)2 Test
(X) 2= 12,44101244
P= 4.2976(E-04)
DF= 1
X calc Critical value= 3.841
I reject the null hypothesis H0 as the x2 calc value 12,44101244 as it is greater than the
critical value 3.841
Statement:
Doing a diet and gender are not independent
Using
matrixs
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After doing the chi square test, the value obtained was (x2= 12.4).
This value was higher than the critical value (x2 critic Val=
3.841). So the null hypothesis had to be discarded. This means
that the results show that the gender is related to doing a specificdiet. The level of confidence used in these project obtained from
our maths Sl data booklet is a 95% and this states that gender and
doing a specific diet are not independent in st andrews scot school
year 12 students.
to acomplish my maths Project, the data was collected from surveys done bymysleft to st andrews scot school students in buenos aires argentina in year 12.This was done only for one year group to obtain a higher
, data was collected from surveys done by students and teachers from St.Andrews Scots School in Buenos Aires, Argentina and business people from aProcter & Gambles office in the same province. This is relevant due to the factthat if this survey would have been done in another location, or with different
groups of people, the results would have varied and might have been different.Regarding the mathematical processes used and their validity, the x2 valuefound in this project (10.7) was compared to the value obtained by the use ofthe same chi-squared process in a GDC (Graphic Display Calculator), whichgave 10.3 as a result rounded to 3 significant figures. This similarity in figuresindicates the projects results were reliable; therefore meaning the nullhypothesis was rejected.