I have statistical problems that I need help with. Pie charts, histograms, finding 95% confidence interval, and a hypothesis test with strong statistical evidence are part of the problems to solve—the instructions are in the spreadsheet. I have to submit the problem by Wednesday, October 16, at 9:00 PM (Eastern Time), so I would need the spreadsheet back by 4:00 PM (Eastern Time). Please review the spreadsheet first, and then let me know if someone can complete the problem by Wednesday. Thanks.
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Question 2: Are you male of female?
Question 3: How many times per week do you get at least 30 mintues of
continuous exercise
Instructions:
(1) Construct 3 pie charts for Question 3. The first is total popualtion, the
second is males the third is females.
(2) Construct a bar chart or histogram that shows male and female exercise
habits.
(3) Create a histogram that shows the exercise habits of the population.
The data classes should be the number of times per week that a person
exercises.
(4) Does age seem to be correlated with exercise rates? If so, in what
direction does the correlation go? Use a reasonable argument or
statistical evidence to support your response.
(5) Find a 95% confidence interval for the Pittsburgh population mean number
of days that a Pittsburgher will exercise. (NOTE: The standard deviation
of your sample is 2.41 days.)
(6) It is stated that, on average, females exercise more than males. Perform
a hypothesis test on the mean rates of male and female exercise habits
using a 95% confidence level to determine if there is, indeed, strong
statistical evidence that females exercise more. (You should use the
female mean as the population mean and the male mean as the sample
mean.