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Written Report - Part 2

For the following questions, write your responses showing all calculations and full sentences in an application of your choosing. Be sure to label your answers to each question. Include a title page with your name(s), course code, date, and professor. Submit Part 2 of your report to Blackboard by 11:59 PM, Monday November 28, 2022.

Using your Qualitative Research Question:

1. (3 marks)Organize the raw data for your qualitative variable to create a frequency distribution table. Include a column for the frequencies of each category, the relative frequencies, and the angle sectors. See the example table below.

Social Media Platforms least preffered	Number of Users (Frequency)	Percentage (Relative Frequency)	Angle Sectors (Degrees out of 360)
twitter	4	...	...
instagram	7
snapchat	3
Facebook	6
Tiktok	1
TOTAL	21

1. (3 marks)Display the frequency distribution table above using a pie chart. Select a pie chart design that includes the percentages on each sector. Be sure to label your chart with an appropriate title. You may use Microsoft Excel / Google Sheets or draw the graph by hand.
2. (3 marks)Organize the raw data for your qualitative variable to create a frequency distribution table for a Pareto Chart. Include a column for the frequencies of each category, the cumulative frequencies, and the relative cumulative frequencies. See the example table below.

Social media Platform least preffered	Number of people (Frequency)	Cumulative Frequency	Relative Cumulative Frequencies
twitter	4	...	...
instagram	7
snapchat	3
Facebook	6
Tiktok	1
TOTAL	21

1. (3 marks)Display your frequency table using a Pareto Chart. Be sure to label your chart with an appropriate title and axes titles. You may use Microsoft Excel / Google Sheets or draw the graph by hand.

1. (2 marks)Considering your graphical displays from above, identify two summary statistics from your data. (I.e., "20% of respondents prefer the color blue.")

Using your Quantitative Research Question:

1. Considering your data for the quantitative variable, you may choose to display your data with an Un-grouped OR Grouped Frequency Distribution Table and Histogram.

1. (3 marks)Construct a frequency distribution table with your interval groups (as needed), frequencies, relative frequencies, and relative cumulative frequencies.

Number of People Who go on social media	Number of persons (Frequency)	Relative Frequency	Relative Cumulative Frequencies
0	2
1	2
2	2
3	2
4	2
TOTAL	10

1. (3 marks)Display your quantitative data with a frequency distribution histogram. Be sure to label your chart with an appropriate title and axes titles. You may use Microsoft Excel / Google Sheets or draw the graph by hand.

1. (3 marks)Display your quantitative data with an Ogive Graph (a relative cumulative frequency distribution). Be sure to label your chart with an appropriate title and axes titles. You may use Microsoft Excel / Google Sheets or draw the graph by hand.
2. Consider the raw data for your quantitative variable. Calculate three measures of central tendency (i.e. mean, median, mode, midrange).

1. (3 marks)Show your calculations.

1. (3 marks)In words, interpret the measures of central tendency you calculated according to your variable. Which measure(s) of central tendency best represents your data set? Explain why.

1. (3 marks)Complete the chart to determine the standard deviation of your data values. Be sure to show all your work. You may use Microsoft Excel / Google Sheets or complete the table by hand.

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