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Data for Graph #2 A group of four students has been collecting data on the possible relationship between the age of a student in a particular Biology class and the grade they received. The students postulate that the older student, the better his or her grade will be. Here is their data: Age Sex Grade in the Biology Course 31 Female A 32 Male A 24 Female C 32 Male D 21 Female B 19 Female C 20 Male A 16 Male C 18 Female B 18 Male C 22 Female B 40 Male A 38 Male D 31 Female C 26 Female A 29 Male A 37 Male D 35 Male C 19 Female F 27 Female B 22 Male A 25 Female B 1. Plot the data so as to correlate it to their hypothesis. Is there a relationship between age and grade achieved in the class? If so, what is it? 2. Can all of the data fit in one graph? 3. Is some data irrelevant to the hypothesis being put forward or is all of it relevant? Explain your answer. 4. Could more than one graph be made from this data? Make at least one other graph that could be generated from this data.

          Data for Graph #2
A group of four students has been collecting data on the possible relationship between the age of
a student in a particular Biology class and the grade they received. The students postulate that the
older student, the better his or her grade will be. Here is their data:
Age
Sex
Grade in the Biology Course
31
Female
A
32
Male
A
24
Female
C
32
Male
D
21
Female
B
19
Female
C
20
Male
A
16
Male
C
18
Female
B
18
Male
C
22
Female
B
40
Male
A
38
Male
D
31
Female
C
26
Female
A
29
Male
A
37
Male
D
35
Male
C
19
Female
F
27
Female
B
22
Male
A
25
Female
B
1. Plot the data so as to correlate it to their hypothesis. Is there a relationship between age
and grade achieved in the class? If so, what is it?
2. Can all of the data fit in one graph?
3. Is some data irrelevant to the hypothesis being put forward or is all of it relevant? Explain
your answer.
4. Could more than one graph be made from this data? Make at least one other graph that
could be generated from this data.
        
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Data for Graph #2
A group of four students has been collecting data on the possible relationship between the age of
a student in a particular Biology class and the grade they received. The students postulate that the
older student, the better his or her grade will be. Here is their data:
Age
Sex
Grade in the Biology Course
31
Female
A
32
Male
A
24
Female
C
32
Male
D
21
Female
B
19
Female
C
20
Male
A
16
Male
C
18
Female
B
18
Male
C
22
Female
B
40
Male
A
38
Male
D
31
Female
C
26
Female
A
29
Male
A
37
Male
D
35
Male
C
19
Female
F
27
Female
B
22
Male
A
25
Female
B
1. Plot the data so as to correlate it to their hypothesis. Is there a relationship between age
and grade achieved in the class? If so, what is it?
2. Can all of the data fit in one graph?
3. Is some data irrelevant to the hypothesis being put forward or is all of it relevant? Explain
your answer.
4. Could more than one graph be made from this data? Make at least one other graph that
could be generated from this data.

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Data for Graph #2 A group of four students has been collecting data on the possible relationship between the age of a student in a particular Biology class and the grade they received. The students postulate that the older student, the better his or her grade will be. Here is their data: able[[Age,Sex,Grade in the Biology Course],[31,Female,A],[32,Male,A],[24,Female,C Data for Graph #2 older student, the better his or her grade will be. Here is their data: Grade in the Biology Course Age Sex 31 Female A 32 Male A 24 Female C 32 Male D 21 Female B 19 Female C 20 Male A Male c 16 Female B 18 Male C 18 Female B 22 Male A 40 Male D 38 Female c 31 Female A 26 Male A 29 Male D 37 c 35 Male Female F 19 Female B 27 Male A 22 B 25 Female 1.Plot the data so as to correlate it to their hypothesis. Is there a relationship between age and grade achieved in the class? If so, what is it? 2.Can all of the data fit in one graph? 3.Is some data irrelevant to the hypothesis being put forward or is all of it relevant? Explain your answer. 4.Could more than one graph be made from this data? Make at least one other graph that could be generated from this data.
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00:01 Hello everyone, let us look into the question.
00:03 Now the contingency table given with respect to total samples equal to 186.
00:10 So now we can have the feasible region, no, say yes and here we can have the success female, male.
00:22 So, the data are 46, 37, 54, 49.
00:26 Then for the second question, number of female students equal to 46 plus 54, which is 100...
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