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6. For females: Midpoint Salary ($) Frequency 22 5 92 27 5 52 32 5 9 37 5 42 5 4 47 5 52 5 3 57 5 3 x = $27 39.3 = $724.2 For males: Midpoint Salary ($) Frequency 25 86 35 78 45 28 55 2 65 22 75 85 4 95 5 5 2 5 25 35 x = $4 64.79 = $9 542.92 The average salary for males was greater than the average salary for females. The standard deviation for male salaries was greater than for females. The salaries for males varied more around the mean, possibly indicating a greater range in salaries. Lesson 5.4: The Normal Distribution, page 25. a) Mean, μ = 63 years Standard deviation, = 4 years 2 = 8 years 55 = μ 2 55 years to 63 years = 47.5% of the curlers Of the entire group of curlers, 47.5% are between the ages of 55 years to 63 years. b) μ = 63 years = 4 years 2 = 8 years 67 = μ + 63 years to 67 years = 34% of the curlers 75 = μ + 3 75 years to end = 5% of the curlers 67 years to 75 years = 49.85% 34% 67 years to 75 years = 5.85% Of the entire group of curlers, 5.85% are between the ages of 67 years to 75 years. c) Those older than 75 years are in the last standard deviation unit of the normal distribution. Those older than 75 years represent.5% of the curler population. 2. a) Use a graphing calculator. b) e.g., Test and test 2 have different means but the same standard deviation. So the widths of the graphs are the same. Test and test 3 have the same mean but test 3 s standard deviation is twice that of test. So the graph for test 3 is flatter than test. c) Create a table. Test Oliver s Mark Oliver s Score (%) μ + 2 77 + 2(3.9) = 84.8 2 μ 83 3.9 = 79. 3 μ + 3 77 + 3(7.4) = 99.2 3. a) e.g., The two middle intervals, 3 39 and 4 49, represent 6% of the data. The four middle intervals from 2 29 to 5 59 represent 88% of the data. Therefore, the data is normally distributed since the intervals are close to 68% and 95% of the entire data, respectively. A graph of the data approximates a bell shape, so the data is normally distributed. Fundamentals of Mathematics Solutions Manual 5-9

b) e.g., The two middle intervals, 3 and 4 7, represent 37% of the data. The four middle intervals from 6 9 to 8 2 represent 77% of the data. Therefore, the data is not normally distributed since the intervals should represent 68% and 95% of the entire data, respectively. A graph of the data confirms the data is not normally distributed, as the graph does not have a bell shape. c) e.g., The two middle intervals, 4 54 and 55 69, represent 65% of the data. The four middle intervals from 25 39 to 7 84 represent 92.5% of the data. Therefore, the data is normally distributed since the intervals are relatively close to 68% and 95% representations of the entire data, respectively. A graph of the data approximates a bell shape, so the data is normally distributed. c) Between one standard deviation from the mean, 4 of 5 movie times, or 8% of the data, is contained. So the data is not normally distributed. 5. a) i) Mean, μ = 45.2 C Median = 45.5 C Standard deviation, =.7 C ii) Create a table. Temperature ( C) μ 4 = 38.4 C Interval: 38.4 4. Midpoint: 39.25 μ 3 = 4. C Interval: 4. 4.8 Midpoint: 4.95 μ 2 = 4.8 C Interval: 4.8 43.5 Midpoint: 42.65 μ = 43.5 C Interval: 43.5 45.2 Midpoint: 44.35 μ + = 46.9 C Interval: 45.2 46.9 Midpoint: 46.5 μ + 2 = 48.6 C Interval: 46.9 48.6 Midpoint: 47.75 μ + 3 = 5.3 C Interval: 48.6 5.3 Midpoint: 49.95 μ + 4 = 52. C Interval: 5.3 52. Midpoint: 5.5 Frequency 5 7 2 5 4. a) Mean, μ = 4.5 min Standard deviation, = 22.3 min b) Create a table. Movie Length (min) μ 2 = 59.5 Interval: 59.5 82. μ = 82. Interval: 82. 4.5 μ + = 27. Interval: 4.5 27. μ + 2 = 49.5 Interval: 27. 49.5 μ + 3 = 72. Interval: 49.5 72. μ + 4 = 94.5 Interval: 72. 94.5 Frequency 3 33 7 3 3 iii) The two middle intervals, 43.5 45.2 and 45.2 46.9, represent 63% of the data. The four middle intervals from 4.8 43.5 to 46.9 48.6 represent 97% of the data. But the data is not symmetric about the mean, so the data is not a normal distribution. This conclusion is confirmed by the graph in part ii). b) i) Mean, μ = 8.6 Median = 8 Standard deviation, = 2.8 5- Chapter 5: Statistical Reasoning

ii) Create a table. Class Marks μ 4 = NA Interval: NA Midpoint: NA μ 3 =.2 Interval:.2 3. Midpoint:.6 μ 2 = 3. Interval: 3. 5.8 Midpoint: 4.4 μ = 5.8 Interval: 5.8 8.6 Midpoint: 7.2 μ + =.4 Interval: 8.6.4 Midpoint:. μ + 2 = 4.2 Interval:.4 4.2 Midpoint: 2. μ + 3 = 7. Interval: 4.2 7. Midpoint: 5.6 μ + 4 = 9.8 Interval: 7. 9.8 Midpoint: 8.4 Frequency NA 2 3 8 4 6. A rate of 2.5% repairs means that 97.5% of the coffee makers do not need repairs. This represents three standard deviations from the mean. The number of years three standard deviations from the mean is 2.6 years. The warranty should be for 2.6 years, or more reasonably 3 years. 7. a) Mean, μ =.5 Standard deviation, = 2.96 b) Here is the diagram. iii) e.g., The two middle intervals, 5.8 8.6 and 8.6.4, represent 72% of the data. The four middle intervals from 3. 5.8 to.4 4.2 represent 9% of the data. The majority of the data clusters around the mean. Therefore, the data is somewhat normally distributed. c) The frequency polygon is a bell-shaped curve that is symmetrical about the mean. The data has a normal distribution. 8. a) Here is the diagram. Fundamentals of Mathematics Solutions Manual 5-

b) Here is the diagram.. 46 = μ + 2 So for a dolphin to live 46 years or more, their age data would be in the interval μ + 2 and greater. The interval greater than and equal to μ + 2 represents 2.5% of the population. c) Here is the diagram. 9. a) Mean, μ = 72.3 Standard deviation, = 3.2 Interval Score Frequency μ 3 62.7 62.7 65.9 μ 2 65.9 8 65.9 69. μ 69. 3 69. 72.3 μ + 75.5 32 72.3 75.5 μ + 2 78.7 9 75.5 78.7 μ + 3 78.7 8.9 8.9 4 Within one standard deviation of the mean, 66% of the data is represented. Within two standard deviations of the mean, 94% of the data is represented. So the data is a normal distribution. The shape of the frequency polygon supports this conclusion. b) μ = 72.25, median = 72, mode = 73 The three measures of central tendency are approximately the same and the standard deviation is the same for each measure, so the golf scores seem to be a normal distribution. Number of dolphins = percent population Number of dolphins =.25 3 dolphins Number of dolphins = 3.25 dolphins You can expect 3 dolphins to live to 46 years and older.. a) Mean, μ = 7.8 kg Standard deviation, = 3.6 kg It is given that 95% of the masses are represented within two standard deviations of the mean mass. Interval Mass (kg) μ 2 44.6 μ + 2 99. Julie should consider a range of 44.6 kg to 99. kg in her design. b) It is given that 99.7% of the masses are represented within three standard deviations of the mean mass. Interval Mass (kg) μ 3 3. μ + 3 2.6 Julie should consider a range of 3. kg to 2.6 kg in her design. c) The answers to parts a) and b) are valid if the mass data is a normal distribution for separate gender groups. But owing to differences between the mean masses of men and women, the answers to part a) and b) are not valid for the combined gender groups. The group data should be separated by gender and a separate analysis on each group should be performed. 5-2 Chapter 5: Statistical Reasoning

2. a) e.g., Since I do not know the midpoint scores for the first and last intervals, I will use the same interval width as for the other intervals to determine the mean and standard deviation. Midpoint Score Frequency 3 5 2 22 5 5 3 5 4 4 5 36 49 5 77 58 5 28 67 5 63 76 5 63 85 5 27 94 5 8 3 5 33 2 5 4 2 5 6 3 5 2 Yes. The graph is bell shaped. The data appears to have a normal distribution. b) μ = 72 points = 8 394 points Interval Range of Scores Frequency μ 3 6 828 35 222 2 μ 2 35 222 53 66 3 μ 53 66 72 29 μ + 72 9 44 29 μ + 2 9 44 8 798 3 μ + 3 8 798 27 92 22 Within one standard deviation of the mean, about 68% of the data is represented. Within two standard deviations of the mean, about 95% of the data is represented. Within three standard deviations of the mean, about 99.5% of the data is represented. So the data is a normal distribution and my answer to part a) is valid. 3. Mean, μ =.2 kg Standard deviation, = 2.8 kg a) 8.4 kg = μ 4 kg = μ + The interval between μ and μ + represents 68% of the population. Number of dogs = percent population Number of dogs =.68 6 dogs Number of dogs = 4.8 dogs The number of dogs is 4. b) 5.6 kg = μ 2 6.8 kg = μ + 2 The interval between μ 2 and μ + 2 represents 95% of the population. Number of dogs = percent population Number of dogs =.95 6 dogs Number of dogs = 57 dogs The number of dogs is 57. c) 2.8 kg = μ 3 9.6 kg = μ + 3 The interval between μ 3 and μ + 3 represents 99.7% of the population. Number of dogs = percent population Number of dogs =.997 6 dogs Number of dogs = 59.8 dogs The number of dogs is 6. d) Less than.2 kg represents the intervals below the mean or 5% of the population. So 3 dogs will have a mass less than.2 kg. 4. If the data is normally distributed, you can use the midpoint of the range of values as the mean. greatest mass least mass μ = 2 533 kg + 43 kg μ = 2 μ = 482 kg Range = greatest mass least mass Range = 533 kg 43 kg Range = 5 kg Then 5 kg must be distributed over 4 equal intervals or standard deviations for the entire data distribution. 5 kg = 4 = 7 kg 5. e.g., For the smaller sample to be normally distributed, the number of selected marks from various intervals within the population must correspond proportionally to the frequency of those numbers in the same intervals for the entire population. The top ten or bottom ten students could have been selected for the sample. 6. e.g., No. If the data is normally distributed, then a mass of 78.9 kg for a male dog means this mass is standard deviations above the mean. A mass of 29.9 kg is 3 standard deviations below the mean. It is highly unlikely the information is truthful. Fundamentals of Mathematics Solutions Manual 5-3

Applying Problem-Solving Strategies, page 254 A. 5 B., C. Create a table. Row Number of Pegs Number of Ways 2 2 3 4 3 6 8 4 6 5 5 32 6 2 64 D., E. e.g., The number in the third column doubles as you move down the rows. Algebraically, the number of ways is 2 or 24. F. e.g., Balls dropped onto an array (given sufficient pegs) will form the following symmetrical distribution:,, 45, 2, 2, 252, 2, 2, 45,,. This is approximately a normal distribution. Lesson 5.5: Z-Scores, page 264. x μ a) μ = 2, = 5.5, x = 74 74 2 5.5 4 The z-score is 4. b) μ = 53.46, = 8.24, x = 47.28 47.28 53.46 8.24.75 The z-score is.75. c) μ = 82, = 2.5, x = 58 58 82 2.5.92 The z-score is.92. d) μ = 245, = 22.4, x = 3 3 245 22.4 2.455 The z-score is 2.455. 2. a).24 The z-score of.24 corresponds to a.8925. This means 89.25% of the scores are to the left of b) 2.35 A z-score of 2.35 corresponds to.94. This means.94% of the scores are to the left of c) 2.7 A z-score of 2.7 corresponds to.985. This means 98.5% of the scores are to the left of d).64 A z-score of.64 corresponds to.26. This means 26.% of the scores are to the left of 3. a) For 2.88, the percentage is.2%. For.47, the percentage is 7.8%. The percent of data between these scores is 6.88%. b) For.85, the percentage is 9.77%. For.64, the percentage is 94.95%. The percent of data between these scores is 75.8%. 4. a) % of the data to the left of the z-score =. of the data to the left of the z-score Using a calculator,. corresponds to a z-score of.28. b) % of the data to the right of the z-score =.9 of the data to the left of the z-score Using the z-score table,.9 corresponds to a z- score of.28. c) 6% of the data is below the z-score =.6 of the data to the left of the z-score Using the z-score table,.6 corresponds to a z- score of.25. d) 6% of the data is above the z-score =.4 of the data to the left of the z-score Using the z-score table,.4 corresponds to a z- score of.25. 5. x μ a) μ = 24, = 2.8, x = 29.3 29.3 24 2.8.892 The z-score is.892. 5-4 Chapter 5: Statistical Reasoning