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    This document contains three tables summarizing student data from a statistics class: 1) Predicted final grades, which shows most students anticipating an A or B and no one expecting a D. 2) Gender breakdown as 70.3% female and 29.7% male. 3) Exam scores with a median of 67 on Exam 1 and 81 on Exam 2, showing improved performance.

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    This document contains three tables summarizing student data from a statistics class: 1) Predicted final grades, which shows most students anticipating an A or B and no one expecting a D. 2) Gender breakdown as 70.3% female and 29.7% male. 3) Exam scores with a median of 67 on Exam 1 and 81 on Exam 2, showing improved performance.

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    This document contains three tables summarizing student data from a statistics class: 1) Predicted final grades, which shows most students anticipating an A or B and no one expecting a D. 2) Gender breakdown as 70.3% female and 29.7% male. 3) Exam scores with a median of 67 on Exam 1 and 81 on Exam 2, showing improved performance.

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    WEEK 14: Activity

    Frequency Table

    Student's Predicted Final Grade

    Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent


    Valid A 11 29.7 29.7 29.7

    B 12 32.4 32.4 62.2

    C 12 32.4 32.4 94.6

    D 2 5.4 5.4 100.0

    Total 37 100.0 100.0

    Interpretations of Frequency and percentage:

    This table illustrates the predicted student’s final grade, and you can conclude
    that almost 30% of the students anticipate a grade of “A.” Meanwhile, they were 24
    students who predicted grades of “B” and “C.” Further, there are only 2 out of 37
    students who would receive a grade of “D.” Thus, the good thing is that there was not a
    single student who would be failed in the class.

    Mode: The modes are “B” and “C”, because it is the highest frequencies and appears
    most often in a set of data values.
    Gender

    Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent


    Valid Male 11 29.7 29.7 29.7

    Female 26 70.3 70.3 100.0

    Total 37 100.0 100.0

    Interpretations of Frequency and percentage:


    The table represents the “gender” of the students. From this, you can deduce
    that there are 70.3% of the students who are female and 29.7% are male. Thus, we
    could say that the class is composed of mostly female students who were rather
    optimistic about receiving an excellent grade in the statistics class.

    Mode: From this table, the mode is female with 26 frequencies. It is the mode because it
    has the highest frequencies among the variable.

    Statistics

    Points on Exam One Points on Exam Two


    N Valid 37 37

    Missing 0 0

    Median 67.00 81.00

    Interpretations of the Median:


    The table delineates that the median value for “Points on Exam One’ is 67,
    whereas the median for “Points of Exam Two” is 81. With this information, we can say
    that half the students scored less than or equal to 67 points on the first exam. While on
    the second exam, half of them scored 81 points. Hence, we can see that there was an
    improvement of 14 points from exam one to exam two.

    Statistics
    Points on Exam One Points on Exam Two
    N Valid 37 37

    Missing 0 0

    Mean 65.95 78.11

    Median 67.00 81.00

    Mode 50 93a

    a. Multiple modes exist. The smallest value is shown

    Interpretations of the Mean:

    The table reports that the mean value for the first exam is 65.95, and on the
    second exam, the average score is 78.11. With this information, we can say that there
    was a 12-point improvement in the students' performance on the second test.

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