Assignment one

Question 1 (one)

Figure 1.1

The bar chart, figure 1.1 illustrates the number of gold won by countries. As showed above, USA has the highest number of gold medals won amounting to 46 as compared as Indonesia, Greece and others.

Figure 1.2

The bar chart in figure 2.2 shows the number of silver medals won by different countries. As shown in Figure 2.2 USA still has the highest number of Silver medals won, followed by the Great Britain.

Figure 1.3

The bar charts above shows the number of Bronze medals won by different countries. The highest number of bronze is won by USA, followed by Japan as compared to Egypt, Cyprus and the other countries which they have not won anything.

Figure 1.4

The graph above shows the total number of medals won by different countries. USA is ranked the highest in terms of number of gold won, followed by the United Kingdom (UK)

Question Two (2)
Figure 2.1 Medals | Ranges | Medians | Average | Gold | 46 | 1 | 3.55 | Silver | 29 | 1 | 3.58 | Bronze | 32 | 2 | 4.19 | Totals | 103 | 4 | 11.32 |

Figure 2.2

Questions | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Totals | How far away from the average is the largest value in each of these columns? | 46 – 3.55 = 42.45 | 29-3.58 =25.42 | 32-4.19=27.81 | 104-1=103 | And how far away from the median? | 46-1=45 | 29-1=28 | 32 -2 =30 | 104-4=100 | How far away from the average is the smallest value in each of this column? | 3.55 | 3.58 | 4.19 | 10.32 | And how far away from the median? | 1 | 1 | 2 | 3 |

Question three (3)

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Question Four (4)

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Question five (5).
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ITEMS | Average | Standard deviation | Clean price (GBP) | 111.1413841 | 1.616320674 | Accrued interest (GBP) | 1.076366782 | 0.743250381 | Dirty price (GBP) | 112.2111799 | 1.688078377 |