Are you a problem solver? If yes, how would you go about solving these inquiries below? I'm interested in your logic, the kind of research you would conduct, etc. 1.<span> </span>If you had a set of data that showed you the weight of all refrigerators sold to The Company of Interest, how would you determine a normal range for refrigerator weight? How would you look at the data and determine which refrigerator weights are most likely to be incorrect? 2.<span> </span>If you had two attributes for Product Weight for Refrigerators, one called Product Weight and one called Weight, how would you decide which one was correct and which one should be used?
This is more a mathematical problem than pure problem solving, but here goes nothing. 1. You need to find the outliers of your data set. First you would make a population mean and find the standard deviation using the given data. Any outliers you find in this data set could thereby be deemed as likely be incorrect. 2. It depends on the context which you should use. In my eyes, from the description given, the weight may be the packaging weight or something miscellaneous. This may be useful however if we're talking in terms of shipping, whereas the product weight would be used if your specifically, and only, talking about the product itself.
1. Use mean, median. normal range is the most often and the median weights, outiers would be most likely incorrect. 2. not really sure what you are asking.
You need to collect a sample relative to the amount of refrigerators sold. You then need to work out the standard error (i'm assuming the results would be parametric for this?) You'd need to run a specific statistical test, depending on your data and standard error, to check your results. Mean medium and mode are great, but as a statistics student, i can make them say whatever the fuck i want depending how i handle the data.
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#1 has been answered, though I would probably just use sorting tools, etc. in Access, Excel or whatever they gave me to work with. #2 has me confused due to the implication that one is incorrect when they appear to be two ways to refer to the same thing. I would ensure they were indeed referring to the same thing in that case, I suppose...
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