Select a data set and use the systematic sample you create to solve this assignment.

DATA SET:

2013 Average Annual Number of Cancer of the colon and rectum (colorectal), mortality
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
1	253	574	341	97	107	66	480	260	54	508	1662	407
2	320	238	535	909	67	195	2514	1183	403	48	549	446
3	419	596	57	552	315	101	334	847	1087	328	129	631
4	1150	700	476	45	275	1916	207	799	54	50	64	293
5	447	36	587	81	171	504	1346	1572	654	1612	130	125
6	1343	611	314	2683	95	324	641	386	37	1949	315	326
7	83	77	146	786	386	132	79	443	766	242	286	461
8	1695	171	467	803	443	483	1098	109	98	89	539	403
9	117	179	124	264	405	495

An example of collecting a Systematic Sample

To create the Systematic Sample, you will use yourBirth Month Numberas your starting place in the set you choose, and yourBirth Dateas yourn^thvalue.

• For example:
  • If Quinn was born on June 23rd.
  • They would use 6 for the value to start on and then pick every 23rd item from there.
  • If they had chosen the2015 Average Annual Number Melanoma, mortalityData Set, the first number would be101(Column 6, Row 1), then the next value would be the 23rd one after that(Column 5, Row 3), which would be11.
  • If Quinn does not get the 35 required but runs out of data, they will 'wrap around'. So if the last number used was49(Column 2, Row 9), the next value to use would be220(Column 9, Row 2).

After you collect your sample, you no longer need the data sets. It would be best for you to download the Template for the Semester Project and enter the required information as you do the work each week.

BIRTH MONTH:

MAY or 5.

BIRTH DATE:

9TH

meaning: May 9th

INSTRUCTION:

The Data Sets on the Data Set Tab will be used for the Project Parts and the Semester Project. You will choose one Data Set to work with in Project Part 1 and create a Systematic Sample. This sample will then be used in the following Project Parts assignments and the Semester Project as listed in those assignments. These Data Sets are only used in creating the Sample needed for those other assignments.

Each Set contains values from various states, male or female, and other subcategories, ensuring there are enough values with which to work.

When making your Systematic Sample, you will only work with the set you choose. If you need to start again from the beginning, do so. There is a detailed example and video on the Example Tab to help you create a sample. The first row and column ofnumbersin the Data Set are to help you keep count when making your sample.

PROJECT STEPS:

Project Part 1:Systematic Sample of your chosen Data Set Project Part 2:Frequency Distribution Project Part 3:Descriptive Statistics Project Part 4:Semester Project First Half. Project Part 5:90% Confidence Interval for the Population Mean Project Part 6:Hypothesis Test for the Population Mean