TEST BANK FOR Introduction to the Practice of Statistics 9TH Edition By David S. Moore, George P. McCabe, Bruce Craig Converted

1.1. Most students will prefer to work in seconds, to avoid having to work with decimals or fractions. 1.2. Who? The individuals in the data set are students in a statistics class. What? There are eight variables: ID (a label, with no units); Exam1, Exam2, Homework, Final, and Project (in units in “points,” scaled from 0 to 100); TotalPoints (in points, computed from the other scores, on a scale of 0 to 900); and Grade (A, B, C, D, and E). Why? The primary purpose of the data is to ass...

1.1. Most students will prefer to work in seconds, to avoid having to work with decimals or fractions. 1.2. Who? The individuals in the data set are students in a statistics class. What? There are eight variables: ID (a label, with no units); Exam1, Exam2, Homework, Final, and Project (in units in “points,” scaled from 0 to 100); TotalPoints (in points, computed from the other scores, on a scale of 0 to 900); and Grade (A, B, C, D, and E). Why? The primary purpose of the data is to ass...