point).
Questions
1. (1) How many observations are collected? (2) How many variables are collected? (3) write
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down quantitative variables (4) write down qualitative variables
2. Describe the data visually
2.1.(1) Make a frequency tables and histogram for the “Hour” variable (bin limit = 1), and (2)
describe the shapes of the histogram
2.2.(1) Make a frequency tables and histogram for the “Type” variable, and (2) prepare a 2-D
pie chart and write down the title of chart
2.3.(1) Make a frequency tables and histogram for the “Weekday” variable, and (2) prepare a 2-
D pie chart and write down the title of chart
2.4.(1) Make a frequency tables and histogram for the “Location” variable, and (2) prepare a 2-D
pie chart and write down the title of chart
2.5.(1) Make a scatter plot of the data for the “Time” and “Hour variables, placing “Hour" on the
X-axis and "Time" on the Y-axis. Add titles and modify the default colors, fonts, etc., to make
the scatter plot easy to understand. (2) Describe the relationship (if any) between X and Y.
Weak? Strong? Negative? Positive? Linear? Nonlinear?
2.6.(1) Make a dot plot of the “Hour" variable for the “Deposit Type" variable. (2) Make a dot
plot of the "Hour" variable for the "Withdraw Type” variable. (3) Compare the shapes of both
charts

Question 1) Let's examine that table to find out the number of collected observations. Counting each row, we have 68 observations. Each one informing the type, time, date, day code, weekday, Location, Hour, and Amount

1.2) We have then 8 variables namely (type, time, date, day code, weekday, Location, Hour, and Amount)

1.3) The Quantitative Variables are the ones whose entries are numerical, so examining then we can state that:

Type, Time, Date, DayCode, Hour, and Amount each and every one of them receives a numerical entry.

1.4) Qualitative or Categoricals variables are the ones whose entry is not a numerical one. So we can enlist the following ones as Qualitative:

Location

Weekday

Hence the answers are:

1). 68 observations

1.2) 8 variables

1.3) Quantitative Variables: Type, Time, Date, DayCode, Hour, and Amount

1.4) Qualitative Variables: Location, Weekday