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BA3020QA Using and Managing Data and Information - London Metropolitan University
Task 1
A motorcycle dealer specialises in selling six types of motorcycles named simply as ‘Touring', ‘Cruiser', ‘Standard', ‘Supreme', ‘Sports' and ‘Adventure'. The shop wants you to create an Excel sales table consisting of the following entries:
You need to use data-validation to retrieve any motorcycle (and its price) as a list for the cell presented in the shaded region above. The price (£) should be retrieved from the following table using an XLOOKUP formula. The number of motorcycles (N° of units) should not exceed TWO. The Total (£) column should be calculated using the following Excel formula:
Total = No of units sold x Price
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Motorcycle type
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Price (£)
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Touring
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6,000
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Cruiser
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5,000
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Standard
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4,000
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Supreme
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7,500
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Sports
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10,000
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Adventure
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7,000
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Required:
Demonstrate the use of Excel data validation by producing some useful screenshots. Include formulae to show your understanding of how to use the data validation facility on Excel to retrieve information for specific cases from the table above. You should show how to retrieve the price and the total (in £) for the ‘Adventure' motorcycle.
Task 2
An airline company surveyed 100 passengers regarding their experience through the airport. They wanted to examine the level of passenger satisfaction and the time taken to get through the airport. The satisfaction level is measured using scores from 0=Not at all satisfied to 60=Very satisfied. The time through the airport was measured by providing each passenger a card once they had checked in at the airport, then returned to an agent once the passenger had reached the departure lounge, the time was measured in minutes. The following questionnaire was used, and the data was recorded in a filename "AirportN21.xlsx".
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The Questionnaire
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About you and your travel
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Q.1:
Are you
[Age]:
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1.
<20
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2.
20 to 29
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3.
30 to 39
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4.
40 to 49
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5.
50 and
over
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Q.2:
Are you travelling today for
[Type]:
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1. Business
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2. Holiday
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3. Family visit
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Q.3:
Are you travelling
in [Class]:
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1. Business class
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2. Economy class
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Q.4: How many pieces of [luggage] are you travelling with?
Please state: ..................
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Required:
a) Produce a well labelled frequency and percentage frequency tables for each of the following variables:
• Age
• Type (of travel)
b) Draw a well labelled bar chart representing the variable "Age".
c) Use Excel formulae to calculate the descriptive statistics (Location and spread) for the variable "Satisfaction". The descriptive statistics should include the minimum, maximum, both quartiles, mean, median, variance, standard deviation, range and inter-quartile range. Please note that the statistics should be presented correct to a whole number but the mean and standard deviation should be presented correct to the nearest 1 decimal place. You should also show the formulae used for statistics.
d) Draw a well labelled box plot for the variable "Satisfaction" split by "Class" of travel.
e) Draw a scatter diagram of the "satisfaction" score against "time" taken and show the linear regression equation in context (not in x and y). Use an Excel formula to calculate the correlation coefficient.
Task 3
A small hotel in central London has 8 rooms. Based on data collected over the last five years, it was estimated that the probability a room is occupied on any particular "weekend" night (Saturday and Sunday) is 0.8. This is the probability of success. On any particular "weekend" night, a hotel is only occupied (Success) or not occupied (Failure). There are no other possibilities.
The occupancy rate on any particular night during a weekday (Monday to Friday) is assumed to be 50%, i.e. a room has a probability of 0.5 to be occupied during any weekday.
Required:
a) What is the probability that at least half of the hotel is occupied on any weekend night? You need to show the table of values for your calculations.
b) One Wednesday during a certain week, 2 out of the 8 rooms were occupied. What is the p-value? You need to show the table of values for your calculations.
Task 4
A plumber has decided to use the techniques of project management to plan a job. He knew all the different activities of the job, their precedence, and their average durations. They are shown in the following table:
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Activity
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Duration (days)
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Preceding activities
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A
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3
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None
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B
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3
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None
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C
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4
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A
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D
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8
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A
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E
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2
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B and C
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Required:
a) Draw a network diagram representing the sequence of activities and the dependence between them.
b) Determine how long it will take to complete the job by conducting the forward pass
c) By conducting the backward pass, identify the critical path and the non- critical path(s).
Attachment:- Using and Managing Data and Information.rar