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w AutoSave Off MATH125cga2020APPROVED NEW (3) . Saved to this PC v Search (Alt+Q) Sara Abdelkawy SA File Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help Comments Share En Outline Ruler Q One Page DO View Side by Side Read Print Web Draft Focus Immersive Switch Vertical Side Gridlines Zoom 100% Multiple Pages New Arrange Split IDI Synchronous Scrolling Switch Macros Properties Mode Layout Layout Reader Modes to Side Navigation Pane Page Width Window All Reset Window Position Windows Views Immersive Dark Mode Page Movement Show Zoom Window Macros SharePoint Statistics & the Olympic Games The 10,000 meters is a standard track event and it is a part of both the Olympic Games and World Championships. A sample from the top 17 finishers of the men's and women's races from the 2019 World Championships are listed in the attached data tables. 1. Calculate the mean, median, range, and standard deviation for each data set. You are expected to use at least two (2) technology tools to make your calculations (such as a calculator, Microsoft Excel, etc.). State specifically what technology you used. If you choose to use Microsoft Excel, instructions for these calculations can be found here: http://researchbasics.education.uconn.edu/calculatingmeanstandarddev 2. Suppose the timing device used in the men's race failed to activate at the start of the race and instead began to record the times x seconds into the race. Consider how the competitors' times would be affected. Would the x seconds be added to or subtracted from the times recorded to find the true times? Would the median you calculated in question #1 be affected? If yes, how? If no, why not? 3. Determine who placed 17 in the men's and in the women's 10,000 meter races at the 2020 Summer Olympics (which occurred in 2021) in Tokyo. Record the names, nationalities, and times. Be sure to properly cite at least two (2) sources on a Works Cited page. Under Assignment Specifications below, there are some guidelines to help you with citing your sources. 4. If both of those 17_place finishers from question #3, had competed in the 2019 World Championships with their 2020 Olympic time (which occurred in 2021), where would they have placed? Which one would have done relatively better than the other at the 2019 World Championships? Justify your answer mathematically. Consider using more than one method to justify your answer. For assistance converting minutes into seconds, view this video: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/4th-engage- ny/engage-4th-module-7/4th-module-7-topic- a/v/time-unit-conversion Page 2 of 3 1122 words X English (United States) Text Predictions: On x Accessibility: Investigate D Focus 10 0% 82F 6:47 PM C O' f ENG Sunny 9/19/202w AutoSave Off MATH125cga2020APPROVED NEW (3) . Saved to this PC v Search (Alt+Q) Sara Abdelkawy SA File Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help Comments Share En Outline Ruler Q One Page DO View Side by Side Read Print Web Draft Focus Immersive Switch [DT Synchronous Scrolling Vertical Side Gridlines Zoom 100% Multiple Pages New Arrange Split Switch Macros Properties Mode Layout Layout Reader Modes to Side Navigation Pane Page Width Window All Reset Window Position Windows Views Immersive Dark Mode Page Movement Show Zoom Window Macros SharePoint Would the x seconds be added to or subtracted from the times recorded to find the true times? Would the median you calculated in question #1 be affected? If yes, how? If no, why not? 3. Determine who placed 17 in the men's and in the women's 10,000 meter races at the 2020 Summer Olympics (which occurred in 2021) in Tokyo. Record the names, nationalities, and times. Be sure to properly cite at least two (2) sources on a Works Cited page. Under Assignment Specifications below, there are some guidelines to help you with citing your sources. 4. If both of those 17_place finishers from question #3, had competed in the 2019 World Championships with their 2020 Olympic time (which occurred in 2021), where would they have placed? Which one would have done relatively better than the other at the 2019 World Championships? Justify your answer mathematically. Consider using more than one method to justify your answer. For assistance converting minutes into seconds, view this video: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/4th-engage ny/engage-4th-module-7/4th-module-7-topic- a/v/time-unit-conversion One of the first recorded uses of statistics was in the 9th century by an Arab Muslim philosopher, Al-Kindi. He was studying cryptanalysis, or codebreaking, and realized that the most frequently occurring letters in a cypher should correspond to the most frequently occurring letters in the alphabet. In three to five sentences, with source(s) cited, determine what the most frequently occurring letters are in the English alphabet (and what their frequencies are). Once you have that, use that information to explain how you would use it to try to break this code (you do not have to actually. break it, but you can if you want). answtljruljvnse! vnr ftnoc jmc andc. Page 2 of 3 1122 words X English (United States) Text Predictions: On x Accessibility: Investigate Focus 10 0% 82F O f O w 6:47 PM ENG Sunny 9/19/202w AutoSave Off MATH125cga2020APPROVED NEW (3) . Saved to this PC v Search (Alt+Q) Sara Abdelkawy SA File Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help Comments Share En Outline Ruler One Page DO View Side by Side Gridlines Multiple Pages IDT Synchronous Scrolling Read Print Web Draft Focus Immersive Switch Vertical Side Zoom 100% New Arrange Split Switch Macros Properties Mode Layout Layout Reader Modes to Side Navigation Pane Page Width Window All Reset Window Position Windows Views Immersive Dark Mode Page Movement Show Zoom Window Macros SharePoint Men's 2019 World Championship - Final Results (top 17 finishers) Rank Name Nationality Time (seconds) 1 Joshua Cheptegei Uganda (UGA) 1608.36 Yomif Kejelcha Ethiopia (ETH) 1609.34 3 Rhonex Kipruto Kenya (KEN) 1610.32 Rodgers Kwemoi Kenya (KEN) 1615.36 5 Andamlak Belihu Ethiopia (ETH) 1616.71 6 Mohammed Ahmed Canada (CAN) 1619.35 7 opez Lomong United States (USA) 1624.72 8 Yemaneberhan Crippa Italy (ITA) 1630.76 9 lagos Gebrhiwet Ethiopia (ETH) 1631.37 10 Shadrack Kipchirchir United States (USA) 1644.74 11 Sondre Nordstad Moen Norway (NOR) 1682.18 12 Leonard Korir United States (USA) 1685.73 13 Soufiane Bouchikhi Belgium (BEL) 1695.43 14 Aron Kifle Eritrea (ERI) 1696.74 15 Rodrigue Kwizera Burundi (BDI) 1701.92 16 Abdallah Kibet Mande Uganda (UGA) 1710.49 17 Onesphore Nzikwinkunda Burundi (BDI 1751.50 Women's 2019 World Championship - Final Results (top 17 finishers) Rank Name Nationality Time (seconds) Sifan Hassan Netherlands (NED) 1817.62 Letesenbet Gidey Ethiopia (ETH) 1821.23 Page 2 of 3 1122 words X English (United States) Text Predictions: On x Accessibility: Investigate Focus 11 10% 6:48 PM 82 F f O ENG Sunset 9/19/2022w AutoSave Off MATH125cga2020APPROVED NEW (3) . Saved to this PC v Search (Alt+Q) Sara Abdelkawy SA File Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help Comments Share En Outline Ruler Q One Page DO View Side by Side Read Print Web Draft Focus Immersive Switch Vertical Side Gridlines Zoom 100% Multiple Pages New Arrange Split IDT Synchronous Scrolling Switch Macros Properties Mode Layout Layout Reader Modes to Side Navigation Pane Page Width Window All Reset Window Position Windows Views Immersive Dark Mode Page Movement Show Zoom Window Macros SharePoint 14 Aron Kifle Eritrea (ERI) 1696.74 15 Rodrigue Kwizera Burundi (BDI) 1701.92 16 Abdallah Kibet Mande Uganda (UGA 1710.49 17 Onesphore Nzikwinkunda Burundi (BDI) 1751.50 Women's 2019 World Championship - Final Results (top 17 finishers) Rank Name Nationality Time (seconds) Sifan Hassan Netherlands (NED) 1817.62 Letesenbet Gidey Ethiopia (ETH) 1821.23 3 Agnes Jebet Tirop Kenya (KEN) 1825.20 4 Rosemary Monica Wanjiru Kenya (KEN 1835.75 5 Hellen Obiri Kenya (KEN) 1835.82 6 Senbere Tefer Ethiopia (ETH) 1844.23 7 Susan Krumins Netherlands (NED) 1865.40 8 Marielle Hall United States (USA) 1865.71 9 Molly Huddle United States (USA) 1867.24 10 Emily Sisson United States (USA) 1872.56 11 Hitomi Niiya apan (JPN) 1872.99 12 Camille Buscomb New Zealand (NZL) 1873.21 13 Ellie Pashley Australia (AUS) 1878.89 14 Sinead Diver Australia (AUS) 1885.49 15 Stephanie Twell Great Britain (GBR) 1904.79 16 Stella Chesang Uganda (UGA) 1935.20 17 Natasha Wodak Canada (CAN) 1951.19 International Association of Athletics Federations. 10,000 Metres men --IAAF World Athletics Championships, DOHA 2019, https://www.worldathletics.org/results/world-athletics-championships/2019/iaaf-world-athletics-championships-doha-2019- 7125365/men/10000-metres/final/result. Accessed 4 Apr. 2022. 2 International Association of Athletics Federations. 10,000 Metres women --IAAF World Athletics Championships, DOHA 2019, making /7040 linof world athlation Page 3 of 3 1122 words X English (United States) Text Predictions: On x Accessibility: Investigate D Focus 11 0% 82 F 6:48 PM ENG Sunset 9/19/2022