1. What is the frequency of females in this set of data?

a. 14

b .1 8

c. 79

d. 81

2. "Primary Payer" is a ________

a. value

b. variable

c. frequency

d. class

3. What is the relative frequency of Medicare patients in this group of data, rounded to the hundredths place? ____________

a. 34%

b. 45%

c. 45.48%

d. 47.38%

4.The mean age for these patients is _______________, rounded to the nearest whole number.

a. 34

b. 45

c. 47

d. 8

5.The median age for these patients is _______________, rounded to the nearest whole number.

a. 34

b. 45

c. 47

d. None of the above

It is recommended to have a calculator and scrap piece of paper readily available PRIOR to beginning this exercise as it entails some math computations.

Use the data in this table to answer the questions in this exercise.

Patients treated January 3, 201X
Patient Name	Age	Gender	Primary Payer
Allman, G	8	Male	Medicaid
Ali, M	54	Female	Medicare
Archuleta, J	45	Female	Private Insurance
Bergstrom, C	68	Female	Medicare
Butterfield, K	15	Male	Private Insurance
Cheung, H	22	Female	Other
Coppola, H	60	Male	Medicare
Crisp, J	79	Female	Medicare
D'Onofrio, L	79	Male	Medicare
Dozier, D	34	Female	Uninsured
French, C	30	Male	Private Insurance
Hill, J	44	Male	Private Insurance
Gilmore, D	14	Male	Medicaid
Hull, J	18	Female	Private Insurance
Kapinos, Q	19	Male	Uninsured
Lee, H	80	Female	Medicare
Millen, P	33	Male	Private Insurance
Moye, D	66	Female	Medicare
Odrick, F	60	Female	Private Insurance
Parks-Odom, S	75	Female	Medicare
Parsons, J	49	Female	Other
Pittman, S	55	Female	Private Insurance
Powell, A	6	Male	Private Insurance
Powell, D	72	Female	Medicare
Royster, W	34	Male	Uninsured
Scott, G	29	Female	Other
Tapper, L	58	Female	Private Insurance
Tays, B	62	Female	Private Insurance
Verne, G	67	Male	Medicare
Warner, N	27	Male	Uninsured
Wisniewski, J	3	Male	Private Insurance
Zordich, P	81	Female	Medicare