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Set the statistical population of Exercise 7 in the R object (vector) x by x = c(rep(0, 190), rep(1, 160), rep(2, 150)).
(a) The R commands y = sample(x, 100); table(y)/100 select a sample of size n = 100 and compute the proportions for the three categories. Repeat these commands a total of five times, report the results, and give the population proportions that the sample proportions estimate.
(b) The R commands y = sample(x, 100); mean(y); var(y); sd(y) select a sample of size n = 100 and compute the sample mean, sample variance, and sample standard deviation. Repeat these commands a total of five times, report the results, and give the values of the population parameters that are being estimated.
Exercise 7
Refer to Exercise 1 in Section 1.4.
(a) For the statistical population corresponding to the number of scratches of the 500 tin plates described in the exercise (N0 = 190 0’s, N1 = 160 1’s and N2 = 150 2’s), find the population mean, the population variance, and the population standard deviation.
(b) A simple random sample of n = 100 from the above statistical population consists of n0 = 38 0’s, n1 = 33 1’s, and n2 = 29 2’s. Find the sample mean, the sample variance, and the sample standard deviation.
Exercise 1
In a population of 500 tin plates, the number of plates with 0, 1, and 2 scratches is N0Â = 190, N1Â = 160, and N2Â = 150.
(a) Identify the variable of interest and the statistical population.
(b) Is the variable of interest quantitative or qualitative?
(c) Is the variable of interest univariate, bivariate, or multivariate?
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