[All Steps] Suppose that a researcher obtained the following random sample of exam grades for 20 students taking statistics at SPSU, to attempt to estimate
Question: (15 points) Suppose that a researcher obtained the following random sample of exam grades for 20 students taking statistics at SPSU, to attempt to estimate the true mean score of statistics students at the university.
| 67 | 100 | 79 | 75 |
| 54 | 91 | 88 | 83 |
| 89 | 76 | 95 | 72 |
| 85 | 72 | 95 | 80 |
| 90 | 51 | 92 | 99 |
- Create a histogram of the exam data.
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Which type of study is this (select all that apply)?
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Observational study
ii. Designed experiment, but not double blind
iii. Designed, double blind, experiment
iv. A matched pairs experiment
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Observational study
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If the students in the class were now each offered 5 bonus points for taking a course survey and EVERY student did the survey and got the credit, which of the following would happen to our sample (select all that apply):
- The mean would increase by 5
- The mean would increase, but by less than 5
- The median would increase by 5
- The median would increase, but by less than 5
- The interquartile range would increase
- The standard deviation would increase
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Suppose you are going to create a confidence interval with the data from this study. Which of the following would reduce the margin of error the MOST?
- Take a smaller sample, so that the sample mean may be lower and the margin of error will be smaller as well.
- Take a larger sample. With more data our estimate is expected to be more accurate, leading to a smaller margin of error.
- Stay with the current sample size. This sample size was used for a reason, which was most likely to reduce the margin of error.
- We cannot tell from the information provided.
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