Question: Were there any statistically significant findings? Explain why your data is/isn't statistically significant. Did you have any unusual values? Explain why your data points are/aren't

 Were there any statistically significant findings? Explain why your data is/isn'tstatistically significant.Did you have any unusual values? Explain why your data pointsare/aren't considered unusual.What are a few possible reasons your data may/may nothave unusual/significant data points?this is the data Number of wait times lower

  • Were there any statistically significant findings? Explain why your data is/isn't statistically significant.
  • Did you have any unusual values? Explain why your data points are/aren't considered unusual.
  • What are a few possible reasons your data may/may not have unusual/significant data points?
  • this is the data Number of wait times lower than average from ride 1:27

Number of wait times higher than average from ride 1:18

Number of wait times lower than average from ride 2:25

Number of wait times higher than average from ride 2:20

Total lower or higher than average wait times from ride 1:27+18=45

Total lower or higher than average wait times from ride 2: 25+20=45

Total lower than average wait times:52

Total higher than average wait times:38

Grand total:27+18+25+20=90

CONTINGENCY TABLE

RIDE1 SoaringRIDE 2 tsmmTOTAL

LOW

27

25

52

HIGH

18

20

38

TOTAL

45

45

90

Probabilities

  • P(Ride 1) = 45 / 90=0.5
  • P(Ride 2) = 45/ 90 =0.5
  • P(Low) = 52/90 =0.576
  • P(High) = 38/ 90=0.423
  • P(Ride 1 Low) = 70/ 90=0.778
  • P(Ride 1 High) = 65/ 90 =0.722
  • P(Ride 2 Low) = 72/ 90=0.8
  • P(Ride 2 High) = 63 / 90=0.7
  • P(Ride 1 Low) = 27/ 90 =0.3
  • P(Ride 1 High) = 18/ 90 =0.2
  • P(Ride 2 Low) = 25/ 90 =0.278
  • P(Ride 2 High) = 20/ 90 =0.222
  • P(Ride 1 | Low) = 27/ 52 =0.519
  • P(Ride 1 | High) = 18/ 38 =0.462
  • P(Ride 2 | Low) = 25/ 52=0.481
  • P(Ride 2 | High) = 20 / 38=0.526
  • P(Low | Ride 1) = 27/ 45 =0.6
  • P(High | Ride 1) = 18/ 45 =0.4
  • P(Low | Ride 2) = 25/ 45=0.556
  • P(High | Ride 2) = 20/ 45=0.444

Approximating Binomial Probabilities

Use the table above to determine the probability of the higher-than-average wait times for theride 1sample data set happening by accident. you'll need to find the binomial approximation of the probability that a sample that has 45 wait times will have a probability that falls below the value you got in your contingency table assuming there's a 50% chance of a day not falling in the higher-than-average wait times group (high) for variable 1.

n = ________45____________ p = ____.50______________ q = ______1-.50=.50______________

x = ___________27________ approximated x value = __27.5__________________

than average from ride 1:27Number of wait times higher than average fromride 1:18Number of wait times lower than average from ride 2:25Number ofwait times higher than average from ride 2:20Total lower or higher thanaverage wait times from ride 1:27+18=45Total lower or higher than average wait

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