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Strengths & Weaknesses
Strengths: Having both partners collect data. SPSS provides more precise measures of central tendency. Knowledge of our average body temperature can help determine sickness in future. Weaknesses: Data… more →
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sacton wrote 1 year ago: Remember to take your Content Exam (Test 110) on October 4th (late registration for that test is goo … more →
Strengths & Weaknesses
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amack1ll wrote 1 year ago: Strengths: Having both partners collect data. SPSS provides more precise measures of central tendenc … more →
Correct Body Temperature
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amack1ll wrote 1 year ago: The correct body temperature is not 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit, but 98.25 degrees Fahrenheit. This erro … more →
Men Vs. Women
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amack1ll wrote 1 year ago: Since both of our mean temperatures fell below the mean average for all women (98.25 F) and both our … more →
Reliability of Outliers
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amack1ll wrote 1 year ago: We believe that outliers are not reliable values because they do not represent a large part of the d … more →
Influence of Outliers
amack1ll wrote 1 year ago: The mean in our data was most influenced by outliers. This is the case since an extremely high or lo … more →
SPSS Results
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amack1ll wrote 1 year ago: Amanda’s SPSS Results Ariel’s SPSS Results … more →
Fahrenheit to Celsius
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amack1ll wrote 1 year ago: The formula for converting degrees Fahrenheit into degrees Celsius is.. Temperature Celsius = (5/9) … more →
Mean, Median, Mode, Standard Deviation, and Variance
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amack1ll wrote 1 year ago: Amanda’s Results With Calculator Mean: 97.3 F or 22.06 C My mean of 97.3 degrees Fahrenheit (3 … more →
