Quiz 2 Review
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    Quiz 1 Distribution

    100      
    100  94    
    100  94    
    100  93    
     99  93    
     99  93  89  84
     99  93  89  84                
     99  93  89  84                
     97  92  88  83      74            
     97  91  88  82  79  73            
     97  91  88  82  79  73            
     97  90  87  82  79  73            
     96  90  87  82  78  73            
     96  90  87  81  78  73  69      59      
     95  90  86  81  77  72  68      58      
     95  90  85  81  77  71  66      58      
     95  90  85  80  75  70  65  61  56  53  49  38
    
    
    
    

    Mean: 83, Median 86


    Quiz 2 Distribution

    100          
    100          
     99          
     99          84    
     98          84    
     97          84    
     97  94      84    
     97  94  89  83    
     97  93  89  83    
     96  93  88  82    
     96  92  88  81    
     96  92  88  81      74
     95  91  87  81      73
     95  91  86  81      72
     95  91  86  81  79  72                  
     95  91  86  80  79  72                  
     95  91  85  80  79  71                  
     95  90  85  80  77  71  68  63  58    48    36      28
     95  90  85  80  75  70  65  60  57    45    35  34  27
    
    
    
    
    Mean: 81, Median 85


    Problem 1

     

     


    Problem 2

     


    Problem 3

     


    Problem 4


    Problem 5

     

     


    Problem 6

    This is a good answer that addresses the point that eccentricity causes moments that are better avoided. Many people said that lack of eccentricity prevents any moment from ocurring, which is not quite right. Moments may arise from other sources. Aligning the moments avoids the generation of still more moment.

    a)

     

    b)

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