365 5.7 EXERCISES Subject Before After Subject Before After .68 .73 11 .64 .65 .72 .62 3 12 .59 .68 .60 .66 4 13 .82 .78 .78 .92 .68 .87 14 .58 .67 .66 6. 15 .65 .80 .68 16 .76 .77 .72 .77 .70 8. 9. 10 17 .61 .72 .65 18 anmunoo .86 .86 .84 .88 19 .74 .72 .73 .79 20 .88 .97 Does alcohol affect reactiorn time? 2 A grocer wishes to see whether the median number of items bought on each sale could be considered to be 10, so he observes 12 customers at the checkout counter. Number Number Customer of Items Customer of Items 22 15 2. 6. 8. 26 6. 47 5 10 E.0 11 31 Lr 16 12 Can the Wilcoxon test be used? Which assumptions of the model are violated in this problem? 3./ Test the data of Example 3.5.3 to see if there is a tendency for the observations in the second year to be less than the observations in the first year. 4. Each member of a girls' basketball team was given a brief warm-up period and then told to shoot 25 free throws. The number X of goals was recorded. Then the team was given an extensive workout and, after a brief rest period, was told to shoot another 25 free throws each. The number Y of successful attempts was again recorded. Do the data indicate that the percentages tend to drop when the players are tired? Player 8. 9 10 11 12 6. 4 5 3 1 X; (before) 18 12 7 21 19 14 8 11 19 16 8 11 16 10 8 23 13 10 8 13 9 8 8 5 Y, (after) 5. A candidate for political office realizes that she will maximize her vote-getting ability if she adopts the median position of her constituents. Therefore she devises a questionnaire and distributes it to 15 voters (who hopefully resemble a random sample). The results of the questionnaire are scored from one extreme (0) to the other (10).
365 5.7 EXERCISES Subject Before After Subject Before After .68 .73 11 .64 .65 .72 .62 3 12 .59 .68 .60 .66 4 13 .82 .78 .78 .92 .68 .87 14 .58 .67 .66 6. 15 .65 .80 .68 16 .76 .77 .72 .77 .70 8. 9. 10 17 .61 .72 .65 18 anmunoo .86 .86 .84 .88 19 .74 .72 .73 .79 20 .88 .97 Does alcohol affect reactiorn time? 2 A grocer wishes to see whether the median number of items bought on each sale could be considered to be 10, so he observes 12 customers at the checkout counter. Number Number Customer of Items Customer of Items 22 15 2. 6. 8. 26 6. 47 5 10 E.0 11 31 Lr 16 12 Can the Wilcoxon test be used? Which assumptions of the model are violated in this problem? 3./ Test the data of Example 3.5.3 to see if there is a tendency for the observations in the second year to be less than the observations in the first year. 4. Each member of a girls' basketball team was given a brief warm-up period and then told to shoot 25 free throws. The number X of goals was recorded. Then the team was given an extensive workout and, after a brief rest period, was told to shoot another 25 free throws each. The number Y of successful attempts was again recorded. Do the data indicate that the percentages tend to drop when the players are tired? Player 8. 9 10 11 12 6. 4 5 3 1 X; (before) 18 12 7 21 19 14 8 11 19 16 8 11 16 10 8 23 13 10 8 13 9 8 8 5 Y, (after) 5. A candidate for political office realizes that she will maximize her vote-getting ability if she adopts the median position of her constituents. Therefore she devises a questionnaire and distributes it to 15 voters (who hopefully resemble a random sample). The results of the questionnaire are scored from one extreme (0) to the other (10).
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5.7 EXERCISES
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Does alcohol affect reactiorn time?
2 A grocer wishes to see whether the median number of items bought on each sale could
be considered to be 10, so he observes 12 customers at the checkout counter.
Number
Number
Customer
of Items Customer
of Items
22
15
2.
6.
8.
26
6.
47
5
10
E.0
11
31
Lr 16
12
Can the Wilcoxon test be used? Which assumptions of the model are violated in this
problem?
3./ Test the data of Example 3.5.3 to see if there is a tendency for the observations in the
second year to be less than the observations in the first year.
4. Each member of a girls' basketball team was given a brief warm-up period and then told
to shoot 25 free throws. The number X of goals was recorded. Then the team was given
an extensive workout and, after a brief rest period, was told to shoot another 25 free throws
each. The number Y of successful attempts was again recorded. Do the data indicate that
the percentages tend to drop when the players are tired?
Player
8.
9 10 11 12
6.
4 5
3
1
X; (before) 18 12 7 21 19 14 8 11 19 16 8 11
16 10 8 23 13 10 8 13
9 8 8 5
Y, (after)
5. A candidate for political office realizes that she will maximize her vote-getting ability if
she adopts the median position of her constituents. Therefore she devises a questionnaire
and distributes it to 15 voters (who hopefully resemble a random sample). The results of
the questionnaire are scored from one extreme (0) to the other (10).
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