Elementary Statistics ( 3rd International Edition ) Isbn:9781260092561
Elementary Statistics ( 3rd International Edition ) Isbn:9781260092561
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Author: William Navidi Prof.; Barry Monk Professor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 3.1, Problem 43E

Heavy football players: Following are the weights, in pounds, for offensive and defensive linemen on the New York Giants National Football League team at the beginning of a recent year.

Chapter 3.1, Problem 43E, Heavy football players: Following are the weights, in pounds, for offensive and defensive linemen on

  1. Find the mean and median weight for the offensive linemen.
  2. Find the mean and median weight for the defensive linemen.
  3. Do offensive or defensive linemen tend to be heavier, or are they about the same?

(a)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

To Find: the mean and median weight for offensive linemen.

Answer to Problem 43E

Weight for offensive linemen, Mean weight =296 and Median weight =302.5

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  252,253,255,299,300,302,303,310,315,317,319,327

Formula Used:

  Mean(x¯)= x i nMedian={ ( n+1 ) th  term 2,Whennisodd ( n 2 +1 ) th  term +  ( n 2 ) th term 2,When n is even}

Calculation:

Mean and Median weight for offensive linemen,

  x¯=xin=315+253+255+319+252+300+327+303+299+310+317+30212=355212=296

For Median, first arrange data in sequential order, 252,253,255,299,300,302,303,310,315,317,319,327

  Median=( ( n 2 ) th term+ ( n 2 +1 ) th term2)=( ( 12 2 ) th term+ ( 12 2 +1 ) th term2)=( ( 6 ) th term+ ( 7 ) th term2)=( 302+3032)=6052=302.5

Therefore, for offensive linemen, Mean weight =296 and Median weight =302.5

(b)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

To Find: the mean and median weight for defensive linemen.

Answer to Problem 43E

Weight for defensive linemen, Mean weight =285.5 and Median weight =285

Explanation of Solution

Calculation-

Mean and Median weight for defensive linemen,

  x¯=xin=304+309+306+305+265+270+264+317+255+274+261+29612=342612=285.5

For Median, first arrange data in sequential order, 255,261,264,265,270,274,296,304,305,306,309,317

  Median = ( ( n 2 ) th term+ ( n 2 +1 ) th term2)=( ( 12 2 ) th term+ ( 12 2 +1 ) th term2)=( ( 6 ) th term+ ( 7 ) th term2)=( 274+2962)=5702=285

Therefore, for defensive linemen, Mean weight =285.5 and Median weight =285

(c)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

To Check: Whether defensive or offensive linemen tend to be heavier.

Answer to Problem 43E

Offensive Linemen tend to be heavier

Explanation of Solution

Offensive Linemen tend to be heavier because their median weight is 302.5 but their mean weight is 296 .

Defensive Linemen are same because their median weight is 285 but their mean weight is 285.5.

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