According to a consumer spending survey, the average monthly of BharatBank Visa credit card charge was 1838 INR). A sample of monthly credit card charges provides the following data.
236 1710 1351 825 7450
316 4135 1333 1584 387
991 3396 170 1428 1688
(ii) the first and third quartiles.
(iii) the range and interquartile range.
(iv) the variance and standard deviation.
(v) the skewness measure for these data. Comment on shape of distribution. Is it as expect?
"1428,1584 ,1688,1710,3396,4135,7450"
(ii)
Since the number of of scores "=15" is odd, the median is the middle score of the sorted data set: "median =1351."
The first quartile is the median of the data values below the median (or at 25% of the data)
The third quartile is the median of the data values above the median (or at 75% of the data)
(iii)
The interquartile range
(iv)
"=\\dfrac{1}{15}(170+236+316+387+825+991+1333"
"+1351+1428+1584+1688+1710+3396"
"+4135+7450)=1800"
"Var(X)=s^2=\\dfrac{\\displaystyle\\sum_{i=1}^n(x_i-\\bar{x})^2}{n-1}"
"=\\dfrac{1}{15-1}((170-1800)^2+(236-1800)^2+(316-1800)^2"
"(387-1800)^2+...+(7450-1800)^2)"
"\\approx3675303"
"s=\\sqrt{s^2}=\\sqrt{3675303}\\approx1917.1080"
(v)
The skewness measure is positive. The data are positively skewed or skewed right.
This is to be expected, because most charges will be small, but some will be much larger.
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