Comparing Sports Data: Reaction Times and Scores Exercise

Comparing Sports Data: Reaction Times and Scores

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Comparing Sports Data: Reaction Times and Scores

Evaluate sports statistics by comparing reaction times and athletic scores across groups. Use measures of center and spread to draw conclusions from the performance data.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Athlete Group A median reaction time = 0.25 s, Group B = 0.35 s. Who reacts faster typically?

  2. MultiChoice

    Group A reaction time IQR = 0.04 s, Group B IQR = 0.10 s. Which group is more consistent?

  3. MultiChoice

    Swimmer Set 1 median lap time = 45 s, Set 2 median lap time = 42 s. What is the difference in medians?

  4. MultiChoice

    Team 1 game scores median = 28, IQR = 4. Team 2 median = 20, IQR = 4. What is true?

  5. MultiChoice

    Gymnast Group A score IQR = 1.2, Group B score IQR = 2.4. Compare their IQRs.

  6. MultiChoice

    Bowling League X median score = 150, League Y median score = 165. How much higher is Y?

  7. MultiChoice

    League X score IQR = 20, League Y score IQR = 10. Which league has more spread out middle scores?

  8. MultiChoice

    Runner Group 1 median 100m time = 12.5 s, Group 2 = 13.1 s. Difference in medians?

  9. MultiChoice

    Group 1 sprint time IQR = 0.8 s, Group 2 sprint time IQR = 0.4 s. Which group has less spread?

  10. MultiChoice

    Basketball Team A median points = 80, IQR = 8. Team B median = 80, IQR = 15. Conclusion?

  11. MultiChoice

    Golf Player 1 median score = 72, Player 2 median score = 75. Lower score is better in golf. Who typically performs better?

  12. MultiChoice

    Player 1 score IQR = 3, Player 2 score IQR = 7. Difference between IQRs?