1. FBI Bank Crime Statistics Bank Robberies in the U.S. Per Weekday from January 2009 through June 2011

3. Data Q1 2009 Q2 2009 Q3 2009 Q4 2009 Q1 2010 Q2 2010 Q3 2010 Q4 2010 Q1 2011 Q2 2011 Monday 266 240 223 244 208 217 212 245 179 179 Tuesday 294 215 205 261 227 208 239 226 201 192 Wednesday 244 211 237 224 210 186 224 208 205 172 Thursday 226 217 193 232 190 199 250 218 203 165 Friday 343 281 246 240 242 223 262 245 213 204

4. Summary of Values Minimum = 165 Q1 = 205.00 Q2 = 220.50 Q3 = 242.00 Maximum = 343 Mean = 223.88 Median = 220.50 Mode = 208.00 Std. Dev. = 32.00 Interquartile Range (IQR) = 37.00 Lower Fence = 149.50 Upper Fence = 297.50

7. Empirical Rule There is only a 0.5% chance that more than 316 robberies would occur on any given weekday but 343 robberies occurred on a Friday in the first quarter of 2009!

8. Box and Whisker Plot Fridays in the first quarter of 2009 were the only outlier observed in the data analyzed.

9. Setting the Record What are the chances we will see another weekday with 343 or more robberies?

10. Hypothesis Test The FBI are developing their 2012 Fiscal Year budget and need to know how many special agents to train in bank robbery investigation. The mean number of robberies per weekday decreased to 191.3 over the last two quarters. Can the FBI safely assume that the number of robberies is decreasing with a significance of 0.02?

11. Hypothesis Test

12. Confidence The Director of the FBI has requested that the agency be able to handle the average case load the vast majority of the time. Between which means can the agency expect the number of robberies to fluctuate 98% of the time?

13. Confidence

14. Sampling & Central Limit Theorem