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    Chi-Square Statistic Case

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    . From table 6.7, it is observed that the Chi-square statistic is 104.089. Since P value is less than 0.01, the null hypothesis is rejected at 1 percent level of significance. Hence, concluded that there is association between stages at diagnosed as a kidney disease and cost factors in thousands of kidney patients. Based on the row percentage, Stage diagnosed as a kidney patients upto stage III, 6.0 patients are below 50000, 54.0% are 50000-100000, 26.0% are 100000-500000, 6.0% are…

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    employee in the sample took a statistics course or not. Ace would like to examine this data in order to prepare analysis report to the management team. Statistical Results 1. In this study of test scores and took statistics course, each variable in the sample data is characterized by creating a histogram and pie chart, respectively. According to the “Histogram of Test Scores”, Appendix A(2), the data can be described as normally distributed. The descriptive statistics result for the variable…

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    There were two single linear regressions made for the data set. A new independent variable was made for each. The independent variable for the first single linear regression was recoded as associate and below. This particular variable included the data for the educational levels of an associate degree or lower education. In the second single linear regression the independent variable was labeled bachelor and above. This new variable included the data for the educational levels of a bachelor…

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    What statistics were used to describe the length of labor in this study? Were these appropriate? The SD of the experimental group was 7.78 hours with a mean of 14.63 and was measured in 30 of 32 subjects. The SD of the control group was 7.2 hours with the mean being 12.79 hours, measured in 33 of 35 subjects. Based on the statistical methods to obtain the means, these number look right to me although 12 to 14 hours of labor for an average woman in today’s world is often long thus I would…

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    Introduction Statistics is the practice or science of collecting and analyzing numerical data in large quantities, especially for the purpose of inferring proportions in a whole from those in a representative sample. The following paper seeks to provide basic knowledge in some specific areas of statistical data analysis. Descriptive statistics Descriptive statistics is the term given to the analysis of data that helps describe, show or summarize data in a meaningful way. Descriptive statistics…

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    lot on how statistics is involved in our everyday life. We also have learned why statistic is useful in comparing things. In our book Naked Statistics by Charles Wheelan we read some chapters in where we use stats in three different ways to get close to the answer without using all the data. We see how indepednt variables and dependent variables relate to each other and how we can get close to seeing how close they relate without using the full data. Correlation is a form of statistics in…

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    Darrell Huff masterfully writes How to Lie With Statistics which covers many of the statistic gathering and displaying methods used today, from carefully picked averages to well chosen samples. He does not simply discuss these methods, however. He spectacularly demonstrates how companies, colleges, and quite often media sources use these tools to manipulate data into their favor. While it may appear to be fairly outdated to the casual reader, Darrell Huff's book still applies today, over…

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    Carlos Ruiz Statistics

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    he is a multi tool ball player or not. Sabermetrics shattered this way of managing players and changed the behind the scene action of ball clubs forever. Sabermetrics is formally known as the empirical analysis of baseball, especially baseball statistics that measure in-game activity. This means that every hit, run, stolen base, strike out, etc. is put onto a spreadsheet for every…

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    Why do Christians frequently abuse statistics? Is it to provoke shame in Christians for their “laziness”? Its main intent is to motivate Christ followers to make more disciples. Religious leaders and organizations habitually use descriptive statistics in misrepresenting and sometimes absolutely outlandish ways, usually to get attention and sound alarms, which are usually false alarms. There are good and bad forms of research. Sometimes good research is taken out of context, and then…

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    Lie with Statistics, was a great read. Each chapter came with a lesson that is very important to learn. Each lesson is good to know so that you won 't get tricked. Now-a-days, people are very gullible and believe anything they hear especially if what they hear is “proven” with statistics. Are these statistics real? After reading chapter 1 of Darrell Huffs shows that we can see the reality of things that way we will not be tricked at all. To do this, he teaches us how to lie with statistics.…

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