In Example 2, find the percent of the total and the number of degrees in each sector for mountains, theme parks, relatives, and other.
Find the median of the data set in Example 3. In which category does it fall?
Find the average unemployment rate for Example 4.
Determine which type of data graph best fits this data set. Make a data graph from the values. You may make your data graph in any one of the following ways:
using a word processor - Check the "Help" option and see if your software can do this.
using a spreadsheet - Enter the data as you see below, highlight it, and use the graphing icon.
using graphing software - Here is a website that is easy to use.
by hand - your choice of color and size
Compact Car Lengths
Model: Length:
Aveo 170
Focus 175
Caliber 174
Vibe 172
Sentra 180
Rio 167
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To answer the various questions, here are the explanations on how to obtain the answers:
1. To find the percent of the total and the number of degrees in each sector for mountains, theme parks, relatives, and other in Example 2, you need to have the data set or values for each category. Once you have the data set, you can calculate the percentage by dividing the value for each category by the total sum of all the categories. To find the number of degrees in each sector, you can use the equation (Percentage/100) x 360°. Plugging in the calculated percentage for each category into this equation will give you the number of degrees in each sector.
2. To find the median of the data set in Example 3 and determine in which category it falls, you first need to arrange the data set in ascending order. Once the data set is arranged, you can find the median by either taking the middle value if the data set has an odd number of values, or taking the average of the two middle values if the data set has an even number of values. The category in which the median falls will depend on the actual values and categories present in the data set.
3. To find the average unemployment rate for Example 4, you need to have the values for each recorded unemployment rate. Once you have the values, you can calculate the average by summing up all the values and dividing it by the total number of values.
4. To determine which type of data graph best fits the compact car lengths data set and create a data graph, you can consider different options such as a bar graph, histogram, or box plot. The choice of the graph type will depend on the purpose of the graph and the characteristics of the data set. You can use various software or tools like word processors, spreadsheets, graphing software, or even create a graph by hand using colors and sizes of your choice.