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The graphs below display the average life expectancy for Americans according to the National
Center for Health Statistics. Which graph would you show if you were arguing that we're really not
living much longer than we were way, way back in 1985? 
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Fifty people participated in a poll to determine their favorite ice cream flavor. Use the data to
construct a pie chart. 
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Find the range, variance, and standard deviation for the given data. The table below shows the
Average points scored per game by several intramural softball teams. Round to one decimal place. 
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Based on data compiled by the World Health Organization, the mean systolic blood pressure in the
United States is 120, the standard deviation is 16, and the pressures are normally distributed. Find
The percent of individuals who have blood pressure lower than 104.
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Find the area under the normal distribution curve to the right of z = -2.10.
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Use the box plot to fill in all of the requested information for the test scores it illustrates. 
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An aptitude test has a mean of 500 and a standard deviation of 40. The test scores are normally
Distributed. If 2,000 people take the test, find the number of people who will score between 490 and
574.
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A researcher numbered all of the colleges willing to release grade information and chose several of
Them using a random number generator. Identify the sampling method used.
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Fifty ten-year-olds were monitored to determine the number of hours per week they spent watching
television, surfing the net, and playing video games. The results were used to obtain the frequency
distribution below. Construct a frequency polygon for the data. 
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Find the area under the normal distribution curve to the right of z = 1.75.
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Provided below are the sizes of 15 farms, in acres, randomly selected from the state of Oregon. Find
The midrange of the sample below. 
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The average amount customers at a certain grocery store spend yearly is $703.92. Assume the
Variable is normally distributed. If the standard deviation is $99.00, find the probability that a
Randomly selected customer spends between $515.82 and $892.02.
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Given the following information about test scores, draw a box plot for the data. 
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Howard scored in the 55th percentile rank on an exam. If 400 students took the exam, how many
Students scored lower than Howard?
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An upcoming school levy in my town would raise the property taxes on a $130,000 home from $248
per month to $280 per month. Calculate the annual increase and the percent increase, then pick
which one of these numbers would most likely be publicized by an advocacy group that opposes the
tax increase.
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The frequency distribution below was obtained by monitoring the number of vacation days per year
taken by twenty-five employees. Construct a histogram for the data. 
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