wwwy who of the dates will not be there CO3 Cases 217 171 348 Arber w Peren 100 16 14 14 at 13 WE Sous LE 2 6 Coorde 21 21 20 ww 3 Data Analysis (5 points! COWYM Mis CL Mul gs Probability points each) With what the probeerthodontiste hadweeper Walther that Probability points each) bi Given there in the South, what the probability that had a reported a bigger than the man Confidence interval points) de randonado en show. The Power deep Nuwber M 10 48 25 Colorado D M Hypothesis Test 12 points each "sed s / tr s now.cher d oner akorarch Ahypothes Ple 3/3 The following Coronavirus data (COVID-19) was pulled on June 30, 2020 at 12 pm. The site use to gatt data can be found here: Novel COVID-19 Cases Reported State Number of Reported Cases (1000's) 25 25 18 18 18 17 75 State Number of Reported Cases (1000's) New York 393 California 217 New Jersey 171 Texas 153 Florida 146 Illinois 142 Massachusetts 109 Pennsylvania 86 Georgia 80 Arizona North Carolina 65 Maryland 65 Michigan 63 Virginia 59 Louisiana 59 Connecticut 46 Ohio 46 Indiana 43 Tennessee 36 Minnesota 33 Colorado 31 Alabama 31 Washington 29 lowa 29 South Carolina 26 Wisconsin Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Utah Rhode Island Arkansas Kentucky Kansas Nevada New Mexico Oklahoma Delaware Washington DC Oregon South Dakota Idaho New Hampshire North Dakota Maine West Virginia Wyoming Vermont Hawaii Alaska Montana 16 14 14 14 12 12 11 10 7 6 6 6 3 3 3 2 11 11 State Region South Midwest West North East Novel State State Number of Reported Cases (1000's) New York 393 California 217 New Jersey 171 Texas 153 Florida 146 Illinois 142 Massachusetts 109 Pennsylvania 86 Georgia 80 Arizona North Carolina 65 Maryland 65 Michigan 63 Virginia 59 Louisiana 59 Connecticut 46 Ohio 46 Indiana 43 Tennessee 36 Minnesota 33 Colorado 31 Alabama 31 Washington 29 lowa 29 South Carolina 75 Number of Reported Cases (1000's) 25 25 18 18 18 17 16 14 14 14 12 12 11 10 7 6 Wisconsin Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Utah Rhode Island Arkansas Kentucky Kansas Nevada New Mexico Oklahoma Delaware Washington DC Oregon South Dakota Idaho New Hampshire North Dakota Maine West Virginia Wyoming Vermont Hawaii Alaska Montana 6 6 3 3 3 2 1 26 11 State Region South Midwest West North East 801278/DownloadAttachment?fid=15645583 a) For the COVID-19 data above use your calculator to find the S-Number summary. Are there any outliers in the data? If so what states are outliers? Min Q1 Med Q3 Max Outlier States: (If Any --Use as many blanks as needed) Probability (3 points each) b) Given that a state is in the South, what is the probability that it had a reported case bigger than the mean? c) Given that a state has a reported number of cases bigger than the mean, what is the probability that the state is in the South? 5 Confidence interval (5 points) d) A stratified random sample based on region was taken. The following states were included in this sample: State Georgia Kentucky Connecticut Maine Arizona Colorado Minnesota Oklahoma Number of Reported Cases BO 14 46 3 75 31 33 12 Find the 90% confidence interval using this data. Does the population mean fall within this interval? Hypothesis Test (2 points each) e) A politician makes the following claim: Based on the data from the stratified sample above, the average number of recorded coses is lower than 50,000." Conduct a hypothesis test at the 5% significance level to test this claim. Be sure to include the following: i. A hypothesis Test statistic P-value lv Decision (reject or fail to reject) V Conclusion (Sufficient evidence or lack of evidence) wwwy who of the dates will not be there CO3 Cases 217 171 348 Arber w Peren 100 16 14 14 at 13 WE Sous LE 2 6 Coorde 21 21 20 ww 3 Data Analysis (5 points! COWYM Mis CL Mul gs Probability points each) With what the probeerthodontiste hadweeper Walther that Probability points each) bi Given there in the South, what the probability that had a reported a bigger than the man Confidence interval points) de randonado en show. The Power deep Nuwber M 10 48 25 Colorado D M Hypothesis Test 12 points each "sed s / tr s now.cher d oner akorarch Ahypothes Ple 3/3 The following Coronavirus data (COVID-19) was pulled on June 30, 2020 at 12 pm. The site use to gatt data can be found here: Novel COVID-19 Cases Reported State Number of Reported Cases (1000's) 25 25 18 18 18 17 75 State Number of Reported Cases (1000's) New York 393 California 217 New Jersey 171 Texas 153 Florida 146 Illinois 142 Massachusetts 109 Pennsylvania 86 Georgia 80 Arizona North Carolina 65 Maryland 65 Michigan 63 Virginia 59 Louisiana 59 Connecticut 46 Ohio 46 Indiana 43 Tennessee 36 Minnesota 33 Colorado 31 Alabama 31 Washington 29 lowa 29 South Carolina 26 Wisconsin Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Utah Rhode Island Arkansas Kentucky Kansas Nevada New Mexico Oklahoma Delaware Washington DC Oregon South Dakota Idaho New Hampshire North Dakota Maine West Virginia Wyoming Vermont Hawaii Alaska Montana 16 14 14 14 12 12 11 10 7 6 6 6 3 3 3 2 11 11 State Region South Midwest West North East Novel State State Number of Reported Cases (1000's) New York 393 California 217 New Jersey 171 Texas 153 Florida 146 Illinois 142 Massachusetts 109 Pennsylvania 86 Georgia 80 Arizona North Carolina 65 Maryland 65 Michigan 63 Virginia 59 Louisiana 59 Connecticut 46 Ohio 46 Indiana 43 Tennessee 36 Minnesota 33 Colorado 31 Alabama 31 Washington 29 lowa 29 South Carolina 75 Number of Reported Cases (1000's) 25 25 18 18 18 17 16 14 14 14 12 12 11 10 7 6 Wisconsin Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Utah Rhode Island Arkansas Kentucky Kansas Nevada New Mexico Oklahoma Delaware Washington DC Oregon South Dakota Idaho New Hampshire North Dakota Maine West Virginia Wyoming Vermont Hawaii Alaska Montana 6 6 3 3 3 2 1 26 11 State Region South Midwest West North East 801278/DownloadAttachment?fid=15645583 a) For the COVID-19 data above use your calculator to find the S-Number summary. Are there any outliers in the data? If so what states are outliers? Min Q1 Med Q3 Max Outlier States: (If Any --Use as many blanks as needed) Probability (3 points each) b) Given that a state is in the South, what is the probability that it had a reported case bigger than the mean? c) Given that a state has a reported number of cases bigger than the mean, what is the probability that the state is in the South? 5 Confidence interval (5 points) d) A stratified random sample based on region was taken. The following states were included in this sample: State Georgia Kentucky Connecticut Maine Arizona Colorado Minnesota Oklahoma Number of Reported Cases BO 14 46 3 75 31 33 12 Find the 90% confidence interval using this data. Does the population mean fall within this interval? Hypothesis Test (2 points each) e) A politician makes the following claim: Based on the data from the stratified sample above, the average number of recorded coses is lower than 50,000." Conduct a hypothesis test at the 5% significance level to test this claim. Be sure to include the following: i. A hypothesis Test statistic P-value lv Decision (reject or fail to reject) V Conclusion (Sufficient evidence or lack of evidence)