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Numeracy and Data Analysis: Collection, Presentation, and Analysis of Temperature Data for London City

   

Added on  2023-06-09

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NUMERACY & DATA
ANALYSIS

Table of Contents
Collection of data pertaining to the temperature of London for the ten consecutive days..........3
1. Arrangement of data in a table format.....................................................................................3
2. Presenting the data through charts...........................................................................................3
3. Analysis of data through statistical tools & techniques...........................................................4
4. Linear Forecasting model to forecast future Temperature within the London City................8
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................10
Books and Journals....................................................................................................................10

Collection of data pertaining to the temperature of London for the ten consecutive days
Temperature from 10th March to 19th March 2022 with respect to London is as follows:
21, 22, 23, 20, 22, 24, 25, 23, 22, 21.
1. Arrangement of data in a table format
Serial. No. Date Humidity of London for the
ten consecutive days
1 10st March 2022 21
2 11th March 2022 22
3 12th March 2022 23
4 13th March 2022 20
5 14th March 2022 22
6 15th March 2022 24
7 16th March 2022 25
8 17th March 2022 23
9 18th March 2022 22
10 19th March 2022 21
N = 10 ∑X 223
2. Presenting the data through charts
Column Chart

10st March
2022
11th
March
2022
12th
March
2022
13th
March
2022
14th
March
2022
15th
March
2022
16th
March
2022
17th
March
2022
18th
March
2022
19th
March
2022
21 22 23
20
22
24 25
23 22 21
Humidity of London for the ten consecutive days
Line Chart
10st March
2022
11th
March
2022
12th
March
2022
13th
March
2022
14th
March
2022
15th
March
2022
16th
March
2022
17th
March
2022
18th
March
2022
19th
March
2022
21 22 23
20
22
24 25
23 22 21
Humidity of London for the ten consecutive days
3. Analysis of data through statistical tools & techniques
Mean: It refers to the average value representing the observations forming part of the data set. It
is calculated by summing up the value of all observation and dividing the resulting sum with the
number of observations in a data set (Chakrabarty, 2021). In this way, mean is determined as a
single value which represents the entire set of data. The symbol of mean is known as x bar
indicated as x8.
Formula for mean = x8 = ∑X / n

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