S3 MS Jan 2006

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January 2006

6685 Statistics S3 Mark Scheme

Question Number

Scheme

Marks

1.

B1

Total in School = (15  30) + 150 = 600 random sample of

30  40 600

(Use of

= 2 from each of the 15 classes random sample of

150  40 600

40 ) their 600

M1 A1

Either A1

= 10 from sixth form; Label the boys in each class from 1 – 15 and the girls from 1 – 15. use random numbers to select 1 girl and 1 boy

B1 B1

Label the boys in the sixth form from 1 – 75 and the girls from 1 – 75. use random numbers to select 5 different boys and 5 different girls.

B1 (7)

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Question Number 2. (a) E(R) = 20 + 10 = 30

Scheme

Marks B1

(b)

Var(R) = 4 + 0.84, = 4.84

(c)

R ~ N(30, 4.84)

M1, A1 (Use of normal with their (a),(b))

P(28.9 < R < 32.64) = P(R < 32.64) - P(R < 28.9)

 

= PZ 

(1)

32.64  30   28.9  30   - PZ   2.2 2.2   

Stand their σ and μ

(2)

B1ft M1 A1, A1

= P( Z < 1.2) - P(Z < - 0.5) = 0.8849 - ( 1 - 0.6915)

Correct area

= 0.8849 - 0. 3085 = 0.5764

( accept AWRT 0.576)

M1 A1

(6) 9

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3. (a)

 82  98  140  110  90  125  150  130  70  110 = 10

= 110.5

2=

1 128153  10  110.5 2 9

A1

128153

= 672.28 (b)

(AWRT 672)

95% confidence limits are 110.5  1.96  95% conf. lim. =

(condone use of 5 instead of 25) (for 1.96)

25

B1 M1 A1

(5)

M1 B1 A1√

10 A1 A1

AWRT(95, 126)

Number of intervals = (c)

M1

95  15 100

= 14.25

(Allow 14 or 14.3 if method is clear)

(5)

M1 A1 (2) 12

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4.

B1 H0 : No association between gender and acceptance H1 : gender and acceptance are associated

Males Females Totals

Accept 170 (180) 280 (270) 450

Not accept 110 (100) 140 (150) 250

Total 280 420 700

Expected Values

O

E

O  E 2

170 110 280 140

180 100 270 150

0.5556 1.0000 0.3704 0.6667

M1 A1

E

O  E 2

= 2.59 (Yates’ 2.34)

(Condone use of Yates’)

E  = 1; (5%) = 3.841

M1 A1 B1; B1

3.841 > 2.59. There is insufficient evidence to reject Ho There is no association between a persons gender and their acceptance (of the offer of a flu jab.)

M1 A1 (9)

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5. (a)

b = mean mark of boys, g = mean mark of girls. H0 : b =g H1 : b  g z=

both

53  50

B1

M1 A1

144 144  80 80

= 1.58 Critical region z  1.96 1.58 < 1.96 insufficient evidence to reject Ho. No diff. between mean scores of boys and girls.

A1 B1 M1 A1 (7)

(b)

H0 : b =g H1 : b < g z=

B1

62  59 36 36  80 80

M1

A1

= 3.16 Critical region z  1.6449 (accept 1.645) 3.16 > 1.6449 sufficient evidence to reject H0. the mean mark for boys is less than the mean mark of the girls.

B1 A1 (5)

(c)

Girls have improved more than boys or girls performed better than boys after 1 year

B1 (1) 13

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6. (a)

(b)

r = 27.07, s = 18.04, t = 0.11 using tables or 0.12 using totals

M1 A1 B1 B1 ft

Ho : A Poisson model Po(2) is a suitable model. H1 : A Poisson model Po(2) is not a suitable model.

both

Amalgamate data

O  E 

B1 M1

2

E

= 3.28 (awrt)

M1 A1 B1

 = 6 –1 =5

 52 5%  = 11.070

(follow through their degrees of freedom)

3.25 < 11.070 There is insufficient evidence to reject Ho, Po(2) is a suitable model. (c)

(4)

The expected values, and hence 

O  E 2 would be different, E

and the degrees of freedom would be 1 less.

B1ft A1ft (7) B1 B1

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7. (a)

The variables cannot be assumed to be normally distributed

(b)

20-29 5 6 1 1

Rank x Rank y

d d2

d

2

40-49 4 4 0 0

50-59 3 1 2 4

6 d 2

n n 1 2

=1-

60-69 1 3 2 4

 10

rs  1 

(c)

30-39 6 5 1 1

60 = 0.714 210

B1 70+

(1)

M1 A1

2 2 0 0

dM1 (depends on ranking attempt)

(follow through their rankings)

A1 ft

M1 A1

5 7

or awrt 0.714

Ho :  = 0 H1 :  0 (or > 0)

B1 B1

n = 6  5% critical value = 0.8857 (or 0.8286)

B1

0.714 < 0.8857 No evidence to reject Ho; No evidence of correlation between deaths from pneumoconiosis and lung cancer.

M1

(6)

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