ID Gender HeartRate BodyTemp

1 Male 70 96.3
2 Male 71 96.7
3 Male 74 96.9
4 Male 80 97.0
5 Male 73 97.1
6 Male 75 97.1
7 Male 82 97.1
8 Male 64 97.2
9 Male 69 97.3
10 Male 70 97.4
11 Male 68 97.4
12 Male 72 97.4
13 Male 78 97.4
14 Male 70 97.5
15 Male 75 97.5
16 Male 74 97.6
17 Male 69 97.6
18 Male 73 97.6
19 Male 77 97.7
20 Male 58 97.8
21 Male 73 97.8
22 Male 65 97.8
23 Male 74 97.8
24 Male 76 97.9
25 Male 72 97.9
26 Male 78 98.0
27 Male 71 98.0
28 Male 74 98.0
29 Male 67 98.0
30 Male 64 98.0
31 Male 78 98.0
32 Male 73 98.1
33 Male 67 98.1
34 Male 66 98.2
35 Male 64 98.2
36 Male 71 98.2
37 Male 72 98.2
38 Male 86 98.3
39 Male 72 98.3
40 Male 68 98.4
41 Male 70 98.4
42 Male 82 98.4
43 Male 84 98.4
44 Male 68 98.5
45 Male 71 98.5
46 Male 77 98.6
47 Male 78 98.6
48 Male 83 98.6
49 Male 66 98.6
50 Male 70 98.6
51 Male 82 98.6
52 Male 73 98.7
53 Male 78 98.7
54 Male 78 98.8
55 Male 81 98.8
56 Male 78 98.8
57 Male 80 98.9
58 Male 75 99.0
59 Male 79 99.0
60 Male 81 99.0
61 Male 71 99.1
62 Male 83 99.2
63 Male 63 99.3
64 Male 70 99.4
65 Male 75 99.5
66 Female 69 96.4
67 Female 62 96.7
68 Female 75 96.8
69 Female 66 97.2
70 Female 68 97.2
71 Female 57 97.4
72 Female 61 97.6
73 Female 84 97.7
74 Female 61 97.7
75 Female 77 97.8
76 Female 62 97.8
77 Female 71 97.8
78 Female 68 97.9
79 Female 69 97.9
80 Female 79 97.9
81 Female 76 98.0
82 Female 87 98.0
83 Female 78 98.0
84 Female 73 98.0
85 Female 89 98.0
86 Female 81 98.1
87 Female 73 98.2
88 Female 64 98.2
89 Female 65 98.2
 90 Female 73 98.2
91 Female 69 98.2
92 Female 57 98.2
93 Female 79 98.3
94 Female 78 98.3
95 Female 80 98.3
96 Female 79 98.4
97 Female 81 98.4
98 Female 73 98.4
99 Female 74 98.4
100 Female 84 98.4
101 Female 83 98.5
102 Female 82 98.6
103 Female 85 98.6
104 Female 86 98.6
105 Female 77 98.6
106 Female 72 98.7
107 Female 79 98.7
108 Female 59 98.7
109 Female 64 98.7
110 Female 65 98.7
111 Female 82 98.7
112 Female 64 98.8
113 Female 70 98.8
114 Female 83 98.8
115 Female 89 98.8
116 Female 69 98.8
117 Female 73 98.8
118 Female 84 98.8
119 Female 76 98.9
120 Female 79 99.0
121 Female 81 99.0
122 Female 80 99.1
123 Female 74 99.1
124 Female 77 99.2
125 Female 66 99.2
126 Female 68 99.3
127 Female 77 99.4
128 Female 79 99.9
129 Female 78 100.0
130 Female 77 100.8
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Questions
Heart rate variance for the sample
Body Temp coefficient of variation for the sample
Heart rate coefficient of variation for the sample
Median heart rate for the sample
Mean heart rate for the sample
IQR for heart rate in the sample
Skew for heart rate in the sample
Is the skew for heart rate as above mild left or mild right skew?
Kurtosis for heart rate in sample
Is heart rate for sample mildly lepto/platy kurtic?
Is leptokurtic fat-tailed or platykurtic fat-tailed?
what do the test for normality indicate ?
what does the quantles plot indicate ?
Given answers to Q 7 to 16 above, comment on the normality of heart rate for the sample.
Do males have a higher negative skew than females for heart rate in the sample?
IQR for male heart rate in the sample
Compute IQR of body temp for males
Compute kurtosis of body temp for males with heart rate in excess of 75
Compute probability of males with heart rate less than 75 and body temp more than 97.6
Given that a person has body temp more than 97.5, what is the probability that the person has
heart rate less than 78?
Identify outlier values for Bodytemp
If HeartRate is assumed to be normally distributed then 30 percent of the people will have
HeartRate is below _________.
If HeartRate is assumed to be normally distributed then 10 percent of the people will have
HeartRate above _________.
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Heart rate variance for the sample
Body Temp coefficient of variation for the sample
Heart rate coefficient of variation for the sample
Median heart rate for the sample
Mean heart rate for the sample
IQR for heart rate in the sample
Skew for heart rate in the sample
Is the skew for heart rate as above mild left or mild right skew?
Kurtosis for heart rate in sample
Is heart rate for sample mildly lepto/platy kurtic?
Is leptokurtic fat-tailed or platykurtic fat-tailed?
what do the test for normality indicate ?
what does the quantles plot indicate ?
Given answers to Q 7 to 16 above, comment on the normality of heart rate for the sample.
Do males have a higher negative skew than females for heart rate in the sample?
IQR for male heart rate in the sample
Compute IQR of body temp for males
Compute kurtosis of body temp for males with heart rate in excess of 75
Compute probability of males with heart rate less than 75 and body temp more than 97.6
Given that a person has body temp more than 97.5, what is the probability that the person has
heart rate less than 78?
Identify outlier values for Bodytemp

If HeartRate is assumed to be normally distributed then 30 percent of the people will have
HeartRate is below _________.
If HeartRate is assumed to be normally distributed then 10 percent of the people will have
HeartRate above _________.
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49.873
0.746%
9.57%
74.000
73.762
10.000
-0.178
mild left
-0.463
platykurtic
Leptokurtic distribution has taller peak and more extreme values (Fat tails).
Population data is normally distributed for bodytemp as well as heartrate as p value for Shapiro-Wi
Data is fairly normal
Data is fairly normal
No Female -0.293 Male -0.051
8.00 Q1 70.00 Q3 78.00
1.00 Q1 97.60 Q3 98.60
0.012 {=KURT(IF(((Gender="Male")*(HeartRate>75)),BodyTemp,""))}
0.200 =COUNTIFS(Gender, "Male", HeartRate, "<75", BodyTemp, ">97.6")/COUNT(Body

0.615
96.30 Q1 97.8 Q3 98.7
96.40 # Lower Outliers 2
100.80 Lower Outliers 96.3 96.4

70.058

82.812
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heartrate as p value for Shapiro-Wilk test is > 0.05.

BodyTemp,""))}
BodyTemp, ">97.6")/COUNT(BodyTemp)

IQR 0.9 Lower fence 96.45 Upper fence 100.05

# Upper Outlier 1
Upper Outliers 100.8
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Descriptives

Descriptives
HeartRate BodyTemp
N 130 130
Missing 0 0
Mean 73.762 98.249
Median 74 98.3
Standard deviation 7.062 0.733
Variance 49.873 0.538
IQR 10 0.9
Minimum 57 96.3
Maximum 89 100.8
Skewness -0.178 -0.004
Std. error skewness 0.212 0.212
Kurtosis -0.463 0.78
Std. error kurtosis 0.422 0.422
Shapiro-Wilk W 0.989 0.987
Shapiro-Wilk p 0.355 0.233

Extreme Values

Extreme values of HeartRate

Row number Value
Highest 1 85 89
2 115 89
Lowest 1 71 57
2 92 57

Extreme values of BodyTemp

Row number Value
Highest 1 130 100.8
2 129 100
Lowest 1 1 96.3
2 66 96.4
Plots

HeartRate BodyTemp

BodyTemp
BodyTemp
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Descriptives

Descriptives
Gender HeartRate
N Male 65
Female 65
Missing Male 0
Female 0
Mean Male 73.369
Female 74.154
Median Male 73
Female 76
Standard deviation Male 5.875
Female 8.105
Variance Male 34.518
Female 65.695
IQR Male 8
Female 12
Minimum Male 58
Female 57
Maximum Male 86
Female 89
Skewness Male -0.051
Female -0.293
Std. error skewness Male 0.297
Female 0.297
Kurtosis Male -0.321
Female -0.717
Std. error kurtosis Male 0.586
Female 0.586
Shapiro-Wilk W Male 0.988
Female 0.972
Shapiro-Wilk p Male 0.791
Female 0.148

Extreme Values

Extreme values of HeartRate

Row number
Highest 1 85
2 115
3 82
4 38
5 104
Lowest 1 71
2 92
3 20
4 108
5 72

Extreme values of BodyTemp

Row number
Highest 1 130
2 129
3 128
4 65
5 64
Lowest 1 1
2 66
3 2
4 67
5 68

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BodyTemp
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-0.213
0.098
0.297
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0.989
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