Animal+Observations+2


 * 1. When you first open this document, copy and paste it into a word document.**
 * 2. Then SAVE AS, Animal Observation 2 DATA GRAPH**
 * 3. Then proceed to use the data to answer the questions and produce a graph**

__**Animal Observations 2**__ in minutes || Mean Feeding time/chimp for that day* || Number of times their hand or stick was moved to mouth? || Sunny, cloudy, Rainy || *All Numbers are rounded to the nearest tenth (.1)
 * __**Chimpanzees Feeding**__ || Number of Chimps Feeding || Duration of Feeding
 * 3/1/2000 || 4 || 50 ||  || 424/10 = 42.4 || cloudy 40 ||
 * 3/2/2000 || 6 || 59 ||  || 834 || sunny 60 ||
 * 3/3/2000 || 3 || 39 ||  || 175 || rainy 20 ||
 * 3/4/2000 || 8 || 51 ||  || 869 || sunny 60 ||
 * 3/5/2000 || 7 || 59 ||  || 721 || cloudy 40 ||
 * 3/6/2000 || 5 || 38 ||  || 188 || rainy 20 ||
 * 3/7/2000 || 8 || 51 ||  || 995 || sunny 60 ||
 * 3/8/2000 || 4 || 30 ||  || 196 || rainy 20 ||
 * 3/9/2000 || 6 || 51 ||  || 832 || sunny 60 ||
 * 3/10/2000 || 3 || 45 ||  || 212 || cloudy 40 ||
 * 3/11/2000 || 6 || 53 ||  || 753 || sunny 60 ||
 * MEANS* ||  ||   ||   ||   ||   ||

1. What are the MEANS for each individual column?

2. Calculate the per chimp MEAN for feeding time/chimp?

3. Divide each entry in the entire column __//** Number of times their hand or stick was moved to mouth? **//__ by 10.

4. Why would you want to divide the numbers in #3 by 10? How will that help you when you make the graph?

5. Do you see any patterns in the data? If so, write them down. Be specific with the date.

6. Do you see any outliers or data that would appear to be inconsistent with other data? If so, what? Be specific with the date and action.

7. Do you see any relationships/correlations in the data? If so, list them.

8. Graph the data using: http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/createagraph/

Title: Chimpanzees Feeding X axis: Date Observed y axis: Amounts of...

There are 11 days, so you will have 11 items. There are 5 columns, so there will be 5 groups. Minimum value is "0" Maximum value is "100"

9. Once you have made the graph, save the Animal Observation 2 Graph as a pdf or jpeg file. Then click on the downloaded document. Export to your desktop, document folder, or Science folder as __**Animal Observation 2** Graph.__ If you do not save your graph, then you have no evidence that you worked. YOU MUST SAVE YOUR WORK.

10. Do you see any correlations in the data, now? If so, write them down. Be specific.

11. Based on the GRAPH, is there information that you notice that is not consistent? If so, write them down. Be specific.