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- Find the equation of the regression line for the following data set. x 1 2 3 y 0 3 4A. Identify each quantitative variables as discrete or continuous. Write D ifdiscrete and C if continuous. _______1. Length of hair of female students._______2. The number of children with decayed teeth in Barangay A is 2,000._______3. The highest grade in a Statistic class is 90._______4. The tourist's length of stay in Boracay Island is 3 days._______5. The number of brown - eyed monkeys in the zoo is 10._______6. The boiling point of water is 100 degrees Celsius._______7. The total area of farm lands in a certain town is 120,000 square meters._______8. The number of children per family is 5._______9. The number of senior high school students who failed in statistic is 50 _______10. A family's combined salary per month is 23,000.00 pesos.Question 2Identify the following variables as qualitative or quantitative. (c) the fast-food establishment preferred by customers such as McDonalds orBurger King.(d) the mercury concentration in a sample of tuna.
- At what level are the following variables measured?_______________ 1. _______________ 2. _______________ 3._______________ 4._______________ 5.The scores of students in a statistics quiz The birth order of children in the familyWeights of a sample of bags of raw materials for the production of a certain product, measured in grams.The natural eye color of a sample of 100 children.The final grade of graduate students taking up Statistics.1. (i) Place these variables in the following classification tables. For each table, summarize your observations and evaluate if the results are generally true.For example, salary is reported as a continuous quantitative variable. It is also a continuous ratio-scaled variable.a. Academic qualification b. Speed c. Sales volume of different companies d. Soft drink preference e. Duration of classes f. SAT scores g. Student rank in class h. Rating of a finance professor i. Number of home video screens j. Temperature in Celsius k. Salary (iI) A poll solicits a large number of college undergraduates for information on the following variables: the name of their cell phone provider (AT&T, Verizon, and so on), the numbers of minutes used last month (200, 400, for example), their satisfaction with the service (Terrible, Adequate, Excellent, and so forth), and employment status (full time, part time, unemployed) & marital status (married, divorced, single) of their parents. What is the…Which of the following variables are discrete quantitative variables? the weights of different types of bricks the number of pairs of shoes in a lady's closet colors the names of all the U.S. presidents the number of students who show up for their class on Zoom the names of the people in the cast of a movie the length of time it takes to plant a row of carrots the number of windows in a house
- Q: A large policy debate revolves about the causes and consequences of child labour. Extensive child labour at early ages is often considered as harmful and there is substantial theoretical and empirical interest in determining the causes for child labour. Therefore, we would like to analyze the relationship between wealth (e.g. the number of cattle or other assets) and child labour, using household data collected in several villages in rural Africa. Suppose we have data on Y and X iv where Y, is the number of hours worked by child i in village v and X, is family wealth. a) Explain how this is related to the concept of Panel Data. b) Explain how you could estimate the relationship between wealth and child labour using pooled OLS, Random Effect (RE), Fixed Effect (FE) estimators. Write down the estimation equations and the conditions needed to guarantee consistency. Compare the FE and the OLS estimators: Is either of these two estimators based on weaker assumptions than the other? c)…Match each term below with the best description by writing the letter for the best description in the blank. Column A 1. subject : subject 2. treatment : treatment 3. control group : control group 4. lurking variable : lurking variable 5. response variable : response variable Column B a. Women’s hair growth may be due to other factors, such as vitamins. b. The new hair growth product c. Whether or not hair grew 1-2 inches d. The 600 women who received the water/fragrance combination e. Women from the L.A. arePlease answer quickly and correctly The Samsung plant in Newberry is an assembly plant for home appliances. They assembly three types of appliances including washing machine, dishwasher, and oven (reference by W, R, and O). Each type of appliance is produced in a different assembly line which has some amount of output per day. Let’s imagine a quality engineer has gathered the following data in Table 1 from a small period of production, counting the number of products with defects and without defects. Let D indicates a defective product and ND indicates not defective. Washing Machine Dishwasher Oven: Defective 5 2 15 Not defective 63 86 45 Table 1: Number of products with and without defects by type a. Overall, what is the probability that a randomly selected product is defective? b. What is the probability that a randomly selected product is an oven? c. What is the probability that a product is defective, given it is an oven? d. What is the probability that a product is…
- My Data: 0.061 g/mL Class Data: 0.0497 g/mL 0.0449 g/mL Based on my data value of 0.061, is the class data values of 0.0497 and 0.0449 precise, accurate, both, or neither Is the class data precise, accurate, both, or neither compared to my data valuePlease answer from question 4 to last questionMy answers from question 1 to 3 are at the end Sarah wants to estimate the relationship between individual earnings in the labour market (earn) and years of education achieved (educ). She collects data from a sample of 122 individuals on their monthly salaries (Y), measured in rands, and education levels (X), measured in years of education.Based on these data, she derives the following estimates: ∑XY=41421943.8∑X2=15472∑X=1242∑Y=3401031 Question 1 The value for the slope parameter is ? Question 2 .The value for the intercept parameter is ? Question 3 If se(β2)=212.4477226, construct a 99% confidence interval for the parameter. Pr( ?. ≤β2≤ . )=99% Question 4 If se(β1)=2392.463897, construct a 99% confidence interval for the parameter. Pr( ? ≤β1≤ ?. )=99% Question 5 Under a simple interpretation of the above results, if an individual wishes to earn a monthly salary of R50 000, how many years…Classify each of the following variables by their level of measurement. Temperature, in degrees Celsius ordinal /Nominal /internal/Ratio The wingspan of bees at a specific apiary ordinal /Nominal /internal/Ratio Patients' eye colours ordinal /Nominal /internal/Ratio The spiciness of dishes at a TexMex restaurant, rated in number of chili peppers ordinal /Nominal /internal/Ratio Survey feedback rated either (1) strongly agree- (2) agree- (3) neither agree nor disagree- (4) disagree- (5) strongly disagree ordinal /Nominal /internal/Ratio The attractiveness of instructors on RateMyProf, rated in number of chili peppers ordinal /Nominal /internal/Ratio The health of a tree, measured by the robustness of its appearance ordinal /Nominal /internal/Ratio Patient names ordinal /Nominal /internal/Ratio The distance jumped by a track & field athlete ordinal /Nominal /internal/Ratio Shoe size ordinal /Nominal /internal/Ratio The health of a tree,…
