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Statistics Question

Create your Joint Probability Table

Create a joint probability table of the two variables associated with the letter of your last name. Be sure your values are proportions/percentages are rounded to two decimal places rather than counts.

  • Create a Joint Probability Table for international students and number of languages spoken/known.

Take a screenshot of each graph/table. Save as an image so that you can upload them to your discussion post.

Draw the Normal distribution for student height

Use the given parameters below to draw a normal distribution model for heights of BA275 students in our class with your gender (for non-binary students please feel free to choose either gender distribution). Include the mean and +/-1, 2, 3 standard deviations away from the mean.

    • Female Students Height in Inches: μ= 64.8 inches and σ= 3.0 inches
    • Non-Female Students Height in Inches: μ= 70.5 inches and σ= 3.1 inches

Ways to draw the Normal Distribution:

  • By hand, on paper. Use your phone to take an image for your post.
  • Using a stylus and tablet. Take a screenshot for your post.
  • Explan the analysis
  • Use the "Original Post - Outline & Prompts" to Create Your Original Post
  • Use the title "Week 2 Data Analysis"
  • Use the same headers as listed below (e.g., "Joint and Conditional Probability") in your post.
  • Answer each question/prompt in the bulleted list below each heading in your post.
  • For the math related questions, please show your work or excel functions you used to find your answers,

Use the following questions to guide your reflection:

You are welcome to copy and paste these prompts into your post along with your responses to them.

  • Which problems did you miss or struggle with the most? What do you need to do to fix them?
  • Have the solutions clarified your misconceptions? What questions remain?
  • Which problems were you the most confident about?
  • What materials helped you in completing the analysis?