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1. Nina weighed a random sample of 50 carrots from her shop and recorded the weight, in
grams to the nearest gram, for each carrot. The results are summarised below.
45–54 5 49.5
55–59 10 57
60–64 22 62
65–74 13 69.5
(c) Find an estimate for the standard deviation of the weights of these carrots.
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(d) Estimate the probability that the weight of this carrot is more than 70 grams.
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2. The box plot shows the times, t minutes, it takes a group of office workers to travel to
work.
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Time (minutes)
(c) Using the quartiles, describe the skewness of these data. Give a reason for your
answer.
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Chetna believes that house prices will be higher if the time to travel to work is shorter.
She asks a random sample of these office workers for their house prices £x, where x is
measured in thousands, and obtains the following statistics
(e) State, giving a reason, whether or not your correlation coefficient supports Chetna’s
belief.
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Adam and Betty are part of the group of office workers and they have both moved house.
Adam’s time to travel to work changes from 32 minutes to 36 minutes.
Betty’s time to travel to work changes from 38 minutes to 58 minutes.
Outliers are defined as values that are more than 1.5 times the interquartile range above
the upper quartile.
(f) Showing all necessary calculations, determine how the box plot of times to travel to
work will change and draw a new box plot on the grid on page 5.
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3. At a school athletics day, the distances, in metres, achieved by students in the long jump
are modelled by the normal distribution with mean 3.3 m and standard deviation 0.6 m
(a) Find an estimate for the proportion of students who jump less than 2.5 m
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The long jump competition consists of 2 jumps. All the students can take part in the first
jump and the 40% who jump the greatest distance in their first jump qualify for the
second jump.
(b) Find an estimate for the minimum distance achieved in the first jump in order to
qualify for the second jump.
Give your answer correct to 4 significant figures.
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(c) Find an estimate for the median distance achieved in the first jump by those who
qualify for the second jump.
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The distance of the second jump is independent of the distance of the first jump and is
modelled with the same normal distribution. Students who jump a distance greater than
4.1 m in their second jump receive a certificate.
(d) Find the probability that this student will receive a certificate.
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4. The partially completed tree diagram, where p and q are probabilities, gives information
about Andrew’s journey to work each day.
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5. Tomas is studying the relationship between temperature and hours of sunshine in Seapron.
He records the midday temperature, t qC, and the hours of sunshine, s hours, for a random
sample of 9 days in October. He calculated the following statistics
Tomas calculated the product moment correlation coefficient between s and t to be 0.832
correct to 3 decimal places.
(b) State, giving a reason, whether or not this correlation coefficient supports the use of a
linear regression model to describe the relationship between midday temperature and
hours of sunshine.
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(c) State, giving a reason, why the hours of sunshine would be the explanatory variable
in a linear regression model between midday temperature and hours of sunshine.
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(e) Calculate a suitable linear regression equation to model the relationship between
midday temperature and hours of sunshine.
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Tomas uses this model to estimate the midday temperature in Seapron for a day in October
with 5 hours of sunshine.
Given that the values of s are all within 2 standard deviations of the mean,
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6. A biased coin has probability 0.4 of showing a head. In an experiment, the coin is spun
until a head appears. If a head has not appeared after 4 spins, the coin is not spun again.
The random variable X represents the number of times the coin is spun.
For example, X = 3 if the first two spins do not show a head but the third spin does show a
head. The coin would not then be spun a fourth time since the coin has already shown
a head.
x 1 2 3 4
The random variable H represents the number of heads obtained when the coin is spun in
the experiment.
(e) Explain why H can only take the values 0 and 1 and find the probability distribution
of H.
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TOTAL FOR PAPER: 75 MARKS
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