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Drug content assessment. Scientists at GlaxoSmithKlineMedicines Research Center used high-performance liquidchromatography (HPLC) to determine the amountof drug in a tablet produced by the company (Analytical

Chemistry, Dec. 15, 2009). Drug concentrations (measuredas a percentage) for 50 randomly selected tablets are listedin the table below and saved in the accompanying file.

a. Descriptive statistics for the drug concentrations areshown at the top of the XLSTAT printout on the nextpage. Use this information to assess whether the dataare approximately normal.

b. An XLSTAT normal probability plot follows. Use thisinformation to assess whether the data are approximatelynormal.

91.28 92.83 89.35 91.90 82.85 94.83 89.83 89.00 84.62

86.96 88.32 91.17 83.86 89.74 92.24 92.59 84.21 89.36

90.96 92.85 89.39 89.82 89.91 92.16 88.67 89.35 86.51

89.04 91.82 93.02 88.32 88.76 89.26 90.36 87.16 91.74

86.12 92.10 83.33 87.61 88.20 92.78 86.35 93.84 91.20

93.44 86.77 83.77 93.19 81.79

Descriptive statistics(Quantitative data)

Statistic

Content

Nbr.of Observation

50

Minimum

81.79

Maximum

94.83

1st Quartile

87.2725

Median

89.375

3rd Quartile

91.88

Mean

89.2906

Variance(n-1)

10.1343

Standard deviation(n-1)

3.1834

Short Answer

Expert verified

a. The data is approximately normal.

b. The data is approximately normal.

Step by step solution

01

Given information

Drug concentrations (measured as a percentage) for 50 randomly selected tablets are listed as follows:

The first quantile is 87.2725

Q1=87.2725

The third quantile is 91.88

Q2=91.88

The Standard deviation s=3.1834.

02

Checking of normality using a numerical measure

a.

IQRs=Q3-Q1s=91.88-87.27253.1834=1.4474

Here, the value of IQR/s is approximately 1.3

So, we can conclude that the data is approximately normal.

03

Checking of normality using graph

b.

From the graph, it is seen that approximately all data points fall into a straight line.

So, we can conclude that the data is approximately normal.

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