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Grade of 1st Midterm

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50 Population St. Deviation: 15.65164
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52 % of the population lying within 2 std. dev of the mean: 96.07%
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finite mean μ and standard deviation σ. Then, for any k >
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According to the theorem, in any distribution, at least

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Assignment 2 -Part 2
Data Source/Link: The data is taken from ESPN (Entertainment and Sports Programming Network). ( http://www.espn.com/nba/team/schedule/_/name/gs )
Explanation on why this data has been chosen. Suggestion for the theoretical probability distribution that could fit into this data:

The data shows the matches Golden State Warriors

have played this season and the scores of the matches
against the opponents.

The data consist of last 28 matches and scores of

them. Let's take the average of the points Golden
State Warriors scored in these 28 matches and define
the scores above the average or equal the average as
"Succesful" and below the average as "Failure". This
would be a very good example for Binomial
Distribution since it is correct for all four
requirenments of Binomial Distribution. ( I have also
put a mark for the games in which they were
"Succesful".)

Data in here below

Scores of Golden Scores of the

Against State Warriors opponent team
Houston 121 122 ü
New orleans 128 120 ü
Memphis 101 111
Dallas 133 103 ü
Toronto 117 112
Washington 120 117 ü
Detroit 107 115
LA Clippers 141 113 ü
San Antonio 112 92
Denver 127 108 ü
Miami 97 80
Minnesota 125 101 ü
Philadelphia 135 114 ü
Orlando 110 100
Boston 88 92
Philadelphia 124 116 ü
Brooklyn 118 111 ü
Oklahoma City 108 108
Chicago 143 94 ü
New Orleans 110 95
Sacramento 106 110
Los Angeles 127 123 ü
Orlando 133 112 ü
Miami 123 95 ü
New orleans 125 115 ü
Charlotte 101 87
Detroit 102 98
Portland 111 104

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