Question

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Answer 1

I can't remember how to do this...

Answer 2

Is there a logical order to this?

Answer 3

I would think least to greatest

Answer 4

Ok, list them in that order.

Answer 5

so 96,214,368, then 572?

Answer 6

or do I do it by category name?

Answer 7

Do it by category name.

Answer 8

Ok. Do I add them up as my N?

Answer 9

A=never, B= rarely,C= occasionally, and D=all the time A+B+C+D=N

Answer 10

So does N equal frequencies or internet usage?

Answer 11

Or is that answer just the 1247?

Answer 12

N is the denominator in each of the fractions you use to calculate f.

Answer 13

Ok so do I do 96/1247?

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

Ok so the first one is 7.7% right?

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

Ok do I have to add them up and put it at the bottom?

Answer 18

I got 7.7%, 17%, 46%, 29.27%

Answer 19

yes

Answer 20

99.97%?

Answer 21

close enough to 100%

Answer 22

Ok so what is my level of measuremenT?

Answer 23

I'm not sure what that means @skullpatrol

Answer 24

Neither am I...Can you look up what "the level of measurement" means somewhere in your book?

Answer 25

there are four levels of measurement: nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio. Different levels of measurement call for different statistical techniques.

Answer 26

I would say you used "ratio"

Answer 27

Why ratio?

Answer 28

Because that is what a percent is.

Answer 29

ah ok thank you

Answer 30

Thanks for asking :-)

Answer 31

What happens if I go over 100% like 101%

Answer 32

then you made a rounding error

Answer 33

shoot

Answer 34

Can you double check me? I did it twice

Answer 35

use more decimal places on your numbers, say 2 places

Answer 36

would I still have to round the second to 27 though if its 26.5

Answer 37

no, use 26.53

Answer 38

only round the hunderedths place

Answer 39

18 is really 17.75

Answer 40

17.75 is good

Answer 41

Thanks :)

Answer 42

Check what they mean by " the level of measurement "