(1) For each of the following, indicate whether the data is measured on a nominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio scale. a) heights of CUNY college students b) amount of sugar in a cheese danish c) borough of origin of CUNY students d) amount of snow that falls in Buffalo NY in January ) languages spoken by CUNY college students f) waist size of men who attend Weight Watchers every week g) wrist sizes in inches of NFL players h) gross income of high school dropouts i) scores on the CPA exam for NYS students j how long it takes for SPS students to run the 100-yard dash k) strength categories of hurricanes (1, 2, ..., 5) 1) genders of students at SPS m) average lifespan of alcoholics n) number of defective bulbs in batches of 100 made by GE 0) amount of alcohol (in ounces) consumed by high school seniors p) how often college students use mouthwash in a typical week 9) scores on an algebra test (range is from 0 to 100) I) scores on the GRE Exam (range is from 200 to 800) (2) Indicate which of the following are discrete measurements and which are continuous measurements: Discrete / Continuous a) life of a Dell monitor b) waist size of NFL football players c) mileage of Japanese cars d) length of NYC rats e) weight of human brains f) number of left-handed people on basketball teams g) time to complete the task of assembling a computer h) amount of fat in a cheese danish i) number of foreign students in each statistics class i) speed of NYC roaches k) number of bedrooms in your home (3) Indicate which of the following is a parameter and which is a statistic: Parameter Statistic a) population mean b) population standard deviation c) sample standard deviation d) population variance ) population median f) sample mean g) a mean obtained from the U.S. census h) a mean obtained from sampling 2,000 American adults using random digit dialing (phone sample) i) a mean obtained from sampling 10,000 teenagers on Facebook j) average number of defects: a company manufactures 5,000 electron microscopes and tests them all. (4) For each of the following, indicate the appropriate statistical measures that may be used for analysis (e.g., proportions, median, quantiles, mode, mean, ...). List as many as are appropriate. a) For data measured on a nominal scale, you may use: b) For data measured on an ordinal scale, you may use: c) For data measured on an interval scale, you may use: (5) Dell Computers manufactures 1,000 super computers. A researcher wants a sample of 50 of them. Each of the computers are assigned numbers and then random numbers are used so that every computer has an equal chance of being selected (5%). a) This is known as a: b) Measurements obtained from this are known as: c) Suppose the researcher decides to sample 1,000 computers. This is called a d) Any measurement obtained is known as a