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View 125% v Zoom e= @ mm QO Gl o Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Share Name(s): Date: Lab #3 Measures of Position, Correlation & Regression Objectives: At the end of this lab, you will be able to: Find quartiles and percentiles using MS Excel and compare them Construct and describe box-and-whisker plots Identify outliers and describe their implications Construct side-by-side (comparative) box-and-whisker plots to compare distributions Construct scatter plots using MS Excel Identify the presence of linear relationships and describe in the context of the problem. Find simple linear regression models for business applications and make estimates. Interpret the slope and y-intercept in the context of the problem * Interpret the results in the context of the problem Exercise 1. Refer to the Excel file Lab #3 to complete the following tasks. All results and explanations need to be reported within this Word document after each question. Your results should be formatted and edited. Make sure to use complete sentences when explaining your results. You need to submit a hard copy of your lab. Excel Functions: Finding Quartiles and Percentiles: To find quartiles such as the first quartile, Q1, enter =quartile(array, 1). To find percentiles such as the 25th percentile, Pos, enter =percentile(array, 0.25). Box-and-whisker plots can be used to provide a graphical summary of a single variable as well as two or more groups to facilitate visual comparisons among them. For example, suppose the Financial Services office decides to conduct a follow-up study to compare annual starting salaries by the graduate's major: marketing, management, information systems, finance, and account majors. The major and starting salary data for a sample of 111 business school graduates in 2012 are shown in Excel file Lab #3. A. Construct a frequency distribution and graph showing the number of graduates by each major. B. Find the five-number summary for the starting salary data of a sample of 111 business graduates in 2012. Round the results to the nearest dollar. & 8 Format Document Nothing selected. Select an object or text to format. J View 125% v Zoom o= @ mm QO Gl o Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Share copy of your lab. Excel Functions: Finding Quartiles and Percentiles: To find quartiles such as the first quartile, Q1, enter =quartile(array, 1). To find percentiles such as the 25th percentile, Pos, enter =percentile(array, 0.25). Box-and-whisker plots can be used to provide a graphical summary of a single variable as well as two or more groups to facilitate visual comparisons among them. For example, suppose the Financial Services office decides to conduct a follow-up study to compare annual starting salaries by the graduate's major: marketing, management, information systems, finance, and account majors. The major and starting salary data for a sample of 111 business school graduates in 2012 are shown in Excel file Lab #3. A. Construct a frequency distribution and graph showing the number of graduates by each major. B. Find the five-number summary for the starting salary data of a sample of 111 business graduates in 2012. Round the results to the nearest dollar. C. Find the 25th, 50th, 75th percentiles for the data and round them to the nearest dollar. Compare the percentiles to the quartiles respectively. Are the values different? 1 D. Construct a box-and-whisker plot for the data. Describe the shape of the distribution. E. Select two majors (for example marketing and management). Find the mean, standard deviation, and five-number summary for the starting salaries by each major you selected. Round the results to the nearest dollar. Interpret your results in the context of problem. F. Find the interquartile range, lower and upper inner fences for the annual starting salaries by each major you selected in Part E. Determine whether there are outliers for the annual starting salaries by each major. If so, what does this imply? G. Construct a side-by-side (comparative) box-and-whisker plot for the annual starting salaries by each major you selected in Part E. Describe each distribution. Format the vertical axes and your graph appropriately. & 8 Format Document Nothing selected. Select an object or text to format. 125% v + A 19 View Zoom Add Page Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Comment Share Format Document G. Construct a side-by-side (comparative) box-and-whisker plot for the annual starting salaries by each major you selected in Part E. Describe each distribution. Format the vertical axes and your graph appropriately. H. Interpret the side-by-side (comparative) box-and-whisker plot using the five-number summary you constructed in Part G. Compare and discuss the typical annual starting salaries for each major. What conclusions can be drawn? Exercise 2. Refer to the Excel file Lab #3 to complete the following tasks. All results and explanations need to be reported within this Word document after each question. Your results should be formatted and edited. Make sure to use complete sentences when explaining your results. You need to submit a hard copy of your lab. Excel Functions: Under the Data Analysis menu, you will find the Correlation and the Regression functions. A. Create a scatterplot for the pair variable with the largest correlation coefficient. What is the relationship between the correlation coefficient and your scatter plot' B. Identify the pair of variables that have the highest correlation coefficient? What does this mean? Nothing selected. C. Create a scatterplot for the paired variables with the highest correlation coefficient you found in Select an object or text to format. Part B. What is the relationship between the correlation coefficient and your scatterplot? D. Find the simple linear regression model for the paired variables with the highest correlation coefficient. (First, identifying which variable is the dependent and independent variable.) Explain your reasoning E. Interpret the slope and the y-intercept in the context of the problem. N 20 Exercise 3. Open your group project data and guidelines. Collaborate with your project partners and thet 125% v = e@ @ G Gal o & 8 View Zoom Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Share Format Document Exercise 3. Open your group project data and guidelines. Collaborate with your project partners and produce the Excel outputs for the first analysis listed on the project guidelines below. (You do not have to interpret the outputs yet.) Read and follow the instructions carefully. The Excel outputs such as tables, graphs, summary statistics produced by using Excel. All statistics should not have more than 2 decimal places. All Excel outputs (such as graphs and summary statistics) f each related analysis must be fitted in one sheet. 4. Construct a COMPARATIVE (also known as SIDE-BY-SIDE) box-and-whisker plot and find the summary statistics (including the quartiles) for net sales by each type of customer (regular/ promotion). Make sure that you format the x-axes on each plot and compare the plots using the same scale. Describe the shape of the distribution for each type of customer, and compare the graphs by interpreting the summary statistics, particularly the five- number summary. What can you conclude? Nothing selected. Select an object or text to format. Hint: ACOMPARATIVE (SIDE-BY-SIDE) box-and-whisker plot is constructed by placing singl boxplots adjacent to one another on a single scale. 5. Develop a scatterplot and explore the correlation between customer age and net sales by each type of customer (regular/promotion). Use the horizontal axis for the customer age to graph. 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