Statistics Concepts And Descriptive Measures Week

Statistics Concepts and Descriptive MeasuresWeek 1NameQNT/561 Applied business research and statisticsTutor’s NameDateThe Data Set Chosen For This Exercise Is Consumer Food.For each column, identify whether the data is qualitative or quantitative.Data contained in the columns labelled Annual Food Spending, Annual Household Income, and Non-mortgage household debts are quantitative. They are quantitativebecause they make sense even when they are added, subtracted or multiplies. Further the data is expressed in units of currency. Data in the columns labelled region and location are qualitative they represent Identify the level of measurement for the data in each column.Data in the columns labelled Annual Food Spending, Annual Household Income and Non-mortgage household debts is measured at the interval scale. Interval scale of measurement measures both the value and the interval between positions on the scale. Data in the columns headed Region and Location are at the nominal scale of measurement. Nominal scale of measurement attributes codes to items based on their qualitative information rather thanvalues. Thus the numbers do not have a numerical value but mere character representation(Hamburg, 1979).Evaluate the mean and medianAnnual Food Spending has a mean