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Difference between descriptive statistics and inferential statistics, constructing ungrouped and grouped frequency distribution, constructing a histogram.

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This document discusses the difference between descriptive statistics and inferential statistics in applied statistical methods. It explains how descriptive statistics analyze sample data while inferential statistics draw conclusions about the population. The document also includes examples and explanations of various statistical concepts such as frequency distribution, histogram, mean, median, mode, standard deviation, and hypothesis testing.

Applied Statistical Methods

Difference between descriptive statistics and inferential statistics, constructing ungrouped and grouped frequency distribution, constructing a histogram.

   Added on 2022-12-26

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APPLIED STATISTICAL
METHODS
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Question 1
Difference between descriptive statistics and inferential statistics
Descriptive statistics includes study of the population whereas inferential statistics
includes the study of sample analysis and observation from which the various conclusions
would be drawn about population.
Descriptive statistics generally analyse and organise the sample data in meaningful ways
whereas inferential statistics compares, test and predicts the population parameters.
Descriptive statistics merely explains research but does not make any
conclusions/prediction while inferential statistics provides possible conclusions and
prediction about the event.
Descriptive statistics represent results in form charts, graphs and tabular forms whereas
inferential statistics represent results in the form of probability.
Question 2
Ungrouped frequency distribution of scores
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Grouped frequency distribution of score
Question 3
Histogram of the grouped frequency for the scores
4-7 8-11 12-15 16-19 20-23 24-27 28-31
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20 Histogram
Scores
Frequency
Question 4
Option B (25)
Question 5
Mean= f ( y )
n = 3+5+4 +3+2+3
6 = 20
6 =3.33
Median
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