Statistics Toolkit (DP IB Maths: AI SL)

The following cumulative frequency curve shows the distance travelled, in kilometres, to work by 160 people in Cape Town, South Africa, during 2021.

Rounding your answer to the nearest half kilometre, use the graph to find the

Draw a box-and-whisker diagram to represent this sample.

Using your answers from part (a), calculate the maximum distance that can be travelled by someone and still not be considered an outlier.

The following cumulative frequency curve shows the amount of water, in litres, that 60 people drink over a month.

State whether the data is discrete or continuous.

Complete the following frequency table.

Litres of water,
Frequency
Cumulative Frequency

The following cumulative frequency curve shows the number of hours spent gaming per week by 120 high school students.

Find the

Calculate the percentage of students that spent less than 17 hours gaming per week.

The 120 students were chosen randomly by sampling 60 senior students and 60 junior students. The school has the same number of senior and junior students.

Write down the sampling method used.

The histogram below shows the weights of kiwifruit, each measured to the nearest gram.

Write down the modal weight of the kiwifruits.

Find the median weight of the kiwifruits.

Write down two inequalities that represent the weight, , of a kiwifruit that is considered an outlier.

A group of people who use a gym participated in a research survey and the ages of the participants were recorded in the following table:

It is known that .

Write down

Determine the class in which the lower quartile lies.

Calculate the mean age of participants between the ages of 30 and 80.

The participants in this survey were chosen by selecting every person who entered the gym who was not wearing headphones.

Write down the type of sampling method used.

The table below shows the distribution of deliveries made by a group of food delivery drivers on a working day in Berlin.

Find

Determine if a delivery driver who made 4 deliveries would be considered an outlier.

The delivery drivers were selected for the survey by ordering their names alphabetically, then selecting every 20th number.

Identify the sampling technique used in the sampling method.

The following table shows the number of passes made by 11 players on a rugby team:

Write down

Find the interquartile range.

Determine if any of the players would be considered an outlier, and if so, state which player(s).

The table below shows the number of TVs school students have at their home:

Find

Determine if a student who has seven TVs would be considered an outlier.

The students were selected for the survey by randomly selecting student ID numbers, using a random number generator.

Identify the sampling technique used in the sampling method.

The number of days off taken by employees in a company during a two-year period was recorded. The data was organised into a box and whisker diagram as shown below:

For this data, write down

Steven claims that this box and whisker diagram can be used to infer that the percentage of employees who took between 14 and 30 days off is greater than the percentage of employees who took 25 days or more off.

State whether Steven is correct. Justify your answer.

The table below shows the points scored per game from two basketball players, Karo and Anna, across 9 games:

State a statistical measure that would be helpful for a coach who wants to measure the consistency of players scoring performances.

For both players, find

Determine whether the mean or median is a better representation of Karo’s scoring ability. Justify your answer.

A group of Netflix subscribers participated in a research survey and the ages of participants were recorded in the following table.

Age, in years
Number of participants	11	62	56		12

It is known that .

Write down

Determine the class in which the upper quartile lies.

Using the mid-interval values the mean of the data can be estimated to be 39.95.

Find the value of .

The participants in this survey were chosen by randomly selecting people entering a supermarket. However, to be more efficient, the surveyor only selected people who were in groups of at least 3.

Write down the type of sampling method used.

25 people are invited to the premier of the movie “ICE”, and they are asked to give the movie a score out of 1-10. The table below shows the distribution of the scores.

Score	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Frequency	1	2	1	4	5	5	1		3

It is known that .

Find the value of and the value of .

Draw a bar chart of the data on the grid below.

A shoe store wants to know which shoe size is the most popular and so they record the shoe sizes of 30 customers.

Score	7	7.5	8	8.5	9	9.5	10	11	12	13
Frequency	5	1	4		3	3	2	1		1

State whether the above data is continuous or discrete.

It is known that .

Find the value of

Write down

State which statistical measure is most useful for the shoe store. Justify your answer.

A data set has a mean of 22 and a standard deviation of 6.

Each element of the data set has 4 subtracted from it.

Find the value of

After each element has 4 subtracted from it, each element is divided by .

Find the value of

The following box and whisker diagram shows the number of social media posts made by a group of content creators over a week.

State whether the data is discrete or continuous.

It is given that  and .

Calculate the value of

.

A content creator made  posts, where . Given that  is an outlier find the maximum value of 

The following table displays the percentage change of an investor’s portfolio over 12 months.

Month	Percentage change
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5
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7
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10
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12

Calculate

State which statistical measure, calculated in part (a), gives an indication of the volatility of the investor’s portfolio.

The investor’s portfolio value at the beginning of the 12 months was $6000.

Calculate the value of the portfolio at the end of the 12 months. Give your answer to 2 decimal places.

At a swimming competition the mean time of the first four swimmers is 28.2 seconds. The time for the fifth and sixth swimmers are then recorded and the mean time of the first six swimmers is 29.8 seconds. The difference between the fifth and sixth swimmer’s time is 0.4 seconds.

Find the time achieved by

The first swimmers time is 25.7 seconds.

Calculate the range in times of the swimmers.

The table below shows the average temperature, , in a city over a normal year (not a leap year).

Temperature
Frequency	124		109

It is given that .

Calculate the values of

Using your GDC, estimate the value of

It Is given that the mean temperature of the city over the year is .

Calculate the percentage error between your estimate of the mean temperature, found in part (b) (i), and the actual mean temperature.