A retail store has recently started paying attention to customer analytics. The store collected data from a sample of 133 walk-in customers about registration in the store's points program and about their purchase level. Click this button to reveal the data Customer Registered? | Purchase Level 1 Yes Large N Yes Large Yes Large 4 Yes Medium No Large 6 No Medium Yes Large 8 No Medium 9 Yes Medium 10 No Medium 11 No Medium 12 No Small 13 No Medium 14 No Small 15 No Large 16 No Large 17 No Small17 No Small 18 Yes Small 19 No Small 20 Yes Medium Customize and control Google Chro 21 Yes Large 22 No Large 23 No Small 24 No Small 25 No Small 26 No Small 27 Yes Large 28 Yes Large 29 No Medium 30 Yes Small 31 Yes Large 32 No Small 33 No Small 34 No Small 35 No Small 36 No Small 37 Yes Large 38 No Small 39 No Small 40 No Large41 Yes Medium 42 No Small 43 No Large 44 No Medium 45 No Medium 46 Yes Medium 47 Yes Medium 48 No Large 49 No Small 50 No Small 51 Yes Medium 52 No Medium 53 No Large 54 Yes Small 65 No Large 56 No Medium 57 No Small 58 Yes Small 59 No Large 60 No Medium 61 Yes Medium 62 Yes Large 63 Yes Medium 64 No Medium 65 No Small66 No Large 67 No Medium 68 Yes Medium 69 No Large 70 No Medium 71 No Small 72 No Small 73 No Large 74 No Medium 75 No Small 76 No Medium 77 No Large 78 No Small 79 No Medium 80 No Medium 81 Yes Medium 82 No Large 83 Yes Medium 84 No Large 85 Yes Small 86 Yes Medium 87 No Large 88 Yes Large 89 No Medium 90 No Large91 No Large 92 Yes Medium 93 Yes Small 94 No Large 95 No Small 96 Yes Small 97 Yes Large 98 No Small 99 No Large 100 No Small 101 No Medium 102 No Medium 103 No Small 104 No Small 105 No Small 106 No Small 107 No Medium 108 Yes Large 109 No Small 110 No Small 111 No Small 112 Yes Medium 113 No Large 114 Yes Large 115 No Small116 No Large 117 No Medium 118 No Medium 119 No Small 120 Yes Small 121 No Small 122 No Small 123 No Large 124 Yes Medium 125 No Medium 126 No Medium 127 No Medium 128 No Large 129 No Medium 130 No Large 131 Yes Large 132 No Small 133 No Small Download CSV file Download the csv file or copy/paste the data into Excel or Google Sheets and use Pivot Table to generate a 2-way (contingency) table. Fill in the values in the table below: Purchase Level Small Medium Large Total122 No Small 123 No Large 124 Yes Medium 125 No Medium 126 No Medium 127 No Medium 128 No Large 129 No Medium 130 No Large 131 Yes Large 132 No Small 133 No Small Download CSV file Download the csv file or copy/paste the data into Excel or Google Sheets and use Pivot Table to generate a 2-way (contingency) table. Fill in the values in the table below: Purchase Level Small Medium Large Total Registered Not Registered Total. Question 13 0/3 pts 0 3 0 Details In a student survey, fifty part-time students were asked how many courses they were taking this term. The (incomplete) results are shown below: Please round your answers to 4 decimal places. # of Relative Cumulative Frequency Courses Frequency Frequency 1 12 0.24 12 2 0.42 33 3 17 What percent of students take exactly three courses? %x Question 11 Score on last try: 0 of 3 pts. See Details for more. > Next question You can retry this question below Find the missing value in the following frequency distribution Cumulative Class Frequency Frequency Percent 5 - 9 15 37.500% 10 - 14 5 50.000% 15 - 19 6 65.000% 20 - 24 3 X 25 - 29 7 90.000% 30 - 34 4 100.000% Do not round your answer. X = 40 X %. Question 6 0/1 pt 9 3 0 Detai n psychology students took a standardized test. The scores are summarized in the Frequency Distribution Table below. Scores Frequency 140 - 149 10 150 - 159 17 160 - 169 10 170 - 179 180 - 189 18 190 - 199 55 The scores are also described in the cumulative table shown below. Scores Cumulative Frequency less than 150 10 less than 160 27 less than 170 37 less than 180 47 less than 190 65160 - 169 10 170 - 179 180 - 189 18 190 - 199 55 The scores are also described in the cumulative table shown below. Scores Cumulative Frequency less than 150 10 less than 160 27 less than 170 37 less than 180 47 less than 190 65 less than 200 n What is the missing value in the Frequency Distribution Table? answer =12E! psychologyr students took a standardized test. The scores are summarized in the Frequency Distribution Table below. The scores are also described in the cumulative table shown below. 200 - 219 19 220 - 239 12 240 - 259 13 260 - 279 20 280 - 299 14 300 - 319 42 The scores are also described in the cumulative table shown below. Scores Cumulative Frequency less than 220 19 less than 240 31 less than 260 44 less than 280 less than 300 78 less than 320 120 What is the missing value in the cumulative Frequency Distribution Table? answer =Question 4 0/1 pt 0 1 0 Deta Score on last try: 0 of 1 pts. See Details for more. Next question You can retry this question below Data was collected for 258 randomly selected 10 minute intervals. For each ten- minute interval, the number of people entering the atrium of a large mall were recorded. The data is summarized in the table below. Number Frequency of Guests 160 - 169 32 170 - 179 25 180 -189 98 190 - 199 66 200 - 209 37 What is the class width for this Frequency Distribution Table? Class width = 0.1899. Question 12 0/4 pts 5 3 0 Details The weights (in pounds) of a sample of 62 students are given below: 156.7 207.0 212.4 214.4 198.1 184.0 215.0 204.5 228.2 162.6 194.6 168.1 237.4 193.5 198.0 154.6 193.4 176.2 154.8 170.7 229.5 185.7 202.4 165.0 223.0 233.6 212.3 157.5 171.9 142.4 197.3 165.3 170.5 146.0 196.9 188.7 123.4 227.9 207.4 134.0 155.4 209.0 220.4 134.6 157.9 126.9 180.5 162.4 180.5 149.9 178.0 158.0 123.7 158.2 122.9 143.6 171.1 194.7 235.0 194.9 169.7 165.8 Download CSV file Use the given data to complete the the following frequency distribution table. Report relative frequencies (as decimals, not percent) accurate to 3 decimal places. Relative Weight Frequency Frequency 120 to under 140 6 0.097 140 to under 160170.5 146.0 196.9 188.7 123.4 227.9 207.4 134.0 155.4 209.0 220.4 134.6 157.9 126.9 180.5 162.4 180.5 149.9 178.0 158.0 123.7 158.2 122.9 143.6 171.1 194.7 235.0 194.9 169.7 165.8 Download CSV file Use the given data to complete the the following frequency distribution table. Report relative frequencies (as decimals, not percent) accurate to 3 decimal places. Relative Weight Frequency Frequency 120 to under 140 6 0.097 140 to under 160 160 to under 180 180 to under 200 200 to under 220 220 to under 240