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Sect.1-1 An Over view of Statistics Objective: SWBAT learn the definition of Statistics (b) distinguish between a population and a sample, A parameter and a statistic (C) Distinguish between descriptive statistics and inferential statistics.

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Questions to consider ( A) What is Statistics? (B) Why should I study Statistics? (C ) How can Statistics help me in my profession?

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Definitions Data Consists of information coming from observations , counts, measurements, or responses. Statistics: Is the science of collecting , organizing, analyzing and Interpreting data in order to make a decision. A population: is the collection of all outcomes ,responses, measurements, or counts that are of interest. A Sample is a subset of a population.

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Examples Identifying Data Sets: In a recent survey 3002 adults in the United States were asked if they read news on the internet at least once a week. Six hundred of the adults said Yes. Identify the population and the sample. Describe the data set.

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Venn Diagram Responses of all adults in the United States (population. )

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Try this Yourself The U.S. Department of Energy conducts surveys of 800 gasoline stations to determine the average price per gallon of regular gasoline. On May 24,2001 the average price was $1.713 per gallon. Identify the population and the Sample.

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Answer The population consists of the prices per gallon of all stations in the United States. The Sample consists of the prices per gallon of regular gas at the 800 surveyed stations. The data sets consists of the 800 prices.

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Definitions A parameter Is a numerical description of a population characteristic. A statistic is a numerical description of a sample characteristic.

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Examples 1.)A recent survey of a sample of MBA’s reported that the average starting salary for an MBA is less than $65,000. 2.) Starting salaries for the 667 MBA graduates from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business increased 8.5% from the previous year. 3.) In a random check of retail stores The Food and Drug Administration found that 34% of the stores were not storing fish at the proper temperature.

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Solution 1.) because the numerical measure of $65,000 is based on a subset of the population it is a sample statistic. 2.)Because the numerical measure of 8.5% is based on all 667 graduates starting salaries it is a population statistic. 3.) Because the numerical measure of34% is based on a subset of the population it is a sample statistic.

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Try This Yourself In 2001 major league baseball teams spent a total of $1,968,088,814 on players salaries. Does this numerical value represent a population parameter or a sample statistic? a.) It is Population b.) It is a parameter.

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Branches of Statistics Definition Descriptive Statistics: is the branch of statistics that involves the organization ,summarization , and display of data. Inferential Statistics: is the branch of statistics that involves using a sample to draw conclusions about a population. A basic tool in the study of Inferential statistics is Probability.

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Example A large sample of men aged 48 were studied for 18 years. For unmarried men 60% to 70% were alive at 65. For married men 90% were alive at 65. Which part represents descriptive Statistics? What conclusions might be drawn from this study using inferential Statistics?