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Oriana, Sydney, Kevin

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In class Assignment 1 Quant Reasoning Stats

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Oliver Dickhausen
Wyatt Ball
Austin Swaim

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Frank Hannigan, Alexis Parker, John Fitzmaurice

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Emily McPeak and Kelly Martin

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#to add colors to a graph, I used the following code

> colors = c("red", "blue", "green", "yellow")

#this establishes that this is the sequence of colors you want to use in your visual representation of whatever data you plot
#you can type in a lot of colors, just make sure they're in " "
#you must then plot your data using a command, and include your "colors"

> hist(world$durable, col=colors, breaks = 5)

#the breaks command is so that I have all my colors
#enjoy!

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Figure 1. Based upon the figure, most states seem to

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TA - Dalton DorrAbortion rate per 1000 women in the United Sates.

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Michael Montelongo, Charlie Schworer, Bryan Rhodes
Standard Deviation of World Homicide
=13.12937

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Standard Deviation= 23.5826

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Rachel Boyce and Obed Munoz

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Katja Walton, Zachary Troussel, Benjamin Levin

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Infant Mortality vs Convictions relating to corruption

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Oriana, Sydney, Kevin

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Austin Swaim

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Calvin Good, Duvonna Anderson, Matthew Marrion

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Kaitlyn Hudiburg
Cade Duncan
Dylan Keeney

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Michael Sartini, Ismaiil Dashti, Bryden Lynch

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Emily McPeak, Kelly Martin, Stephanie?

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Doug Quirk, Haylee Zurn, Andrew Knauss

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Katie Landowski
Vivian Vaisanen
Hayley Tomkiewicz

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Luke Stavish, Annika Williams, Peyton Howard

Health expenditure, total (% of

GDP

Standard Deviation =2.708481

In comparing health spending to infant mortality rate we found that countries with higher spending saw lower infant mortality rates than countries which spent less. Countries typically spend about 2-12% of their GDP's on healthcare.

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the standard deviation is 0.02104371
Jeremy Corbin, Jesyca Lazo, Ryan Hernandez

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Michael Sartini, Ismaiil Dashti, Bryden Lynch

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Ross McNearney, James Kennedy, Stephen Fisher

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Maggie Barger, Ryan McCulley, Kendyl Morse

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Josh Edelmann, Michael Jewell and Nolan Lewis

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Ellis Carroll, Austin Nelson, Donald Callender
TA: Dalton Dorr

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Rebecca Beckert,

Anahita Khorsand,

Olivia Butrymovich

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Luke Amman, Thomas Madison, Holden Ross

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Parissa, Nate and Paul

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Andrew Davidowski, Ian Kerns, Owen McLaughlin

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Jenni Lehman, Jessica Martinez, Qingdi Xia

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Samantha Thompson, Karen Naranjo, Marco Gutierrez

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$tatistically, we're dead.

Lisa N., Trevor J., & Parker H.

- Our histogram is a univariate representation of the "hsdiploma" variable in the "states" data set provided us.
- Standard Deviation = 3.959782

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Jeremy Robinson, Deisy Munoz

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gabrielle goedert and alexander holmes

Description: About 60% of states have a co2 output of about 320 parts/million.
min.: 7.00
1st qu.: 43.25
median: 81.50
mean: 113.00
3rd qu.: 139.00
max.: 668.00

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Pedro Souza and Brian

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Amanda Maywood and Johnny McInerney

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Austin Amos & Jordyn Levinsky-Carter