Brand<-c("a","b","c","d","e")
Frequency<-c(7.10,14.30,50,14.30,14.30)
Question1<-data.frame(Brand,Frequency)
Question1
## Brand Frequency
## 1 a 7.1
## 2 b 14.3
## 3 c 50.0
## 4 d 14.3
## 5 e 14.3
The mean of the “Frequency” column is the following:
mean(Question1$Frequency)
## [1] 20
Notice below that the popular brands are Ben and Jerry’s (b), and Halo Top (d). Notice also that just as many customers preferred Other (e).
count1<-table(Question1)
barplot(count1, main = "Survey Results of Question1", xlab="Brands/Percentages", ylab="Frequencies", las=1)
Brand2<-c("a","b","c","d","e", "f", "g")
Frequency2<-c(21.40,7.10,14.30,50,0.0,0.0,7.20)
Question2<-data.frame(Brand2,Frequency2)
Question2
## Brand2 Frequency2
## 1 a 21.4
## 2 b 7.1
## 3 c 14.3
## 4 d 50.0
## 5 e 0.0
## 6 f 0.0
## 7 g 7.2
The mean of the “Frequency” column is the following:
mean(Question2$Frequency2)
## [1] 14.28571
Notice below that “Taste” was the factor that influenced the customer to purchase the preferred brands. Legend: Quality = 1, Price = 2, Brand = 3, Taste = 4, Packaging = 5, Other = 6, Other = 7
count2<-table(Question2$Frequency2)
pc2 <- c('red','green','blue','tan','orange','pink','yellow')
barplot(Question2$Frequency2, names=row.names(Question2),main = "Survey Results of Question2", ylab="Frequencies", col=pc2,las=1)
Brand3<-c("a","b","c","d")
Frequency3<-c(78.60, 21.40, 0.0, 0.0)
Question3<-data.frame(Brand3,Frequency3)
Question3
## Brand3 Frequency3
## 1 a 78.6
## 2 b 21.4
## 3 c 0.0
## 4 d 0.0
The mean of the “Frequency” column is the following:
mean(Question3$Frequency3)
## [1] 25
Notice below that “Regular/Dairy” was the most preferred type of ice cream. Legend: Regular/DAiry = 1,Low Fat = 2,Lactose Free = 3,Other = 4
count3<-table(Question3$Frequency3)
pc3 <- c('red','green','blue','tan')
barplot(Question3$Frequency3, names=row.names(Question3),main = "Survey Results of Question3", ylab="Frequencies", col=pc3,las=1)
Brand4<-c("a","b","c","d")
Frequency4<-c(28.60,14.30,50,7.10)
Question4<-data.frame(Brand4,Frequency4)
Question4
## Brand4 Frequency4
## 1 a 28.6
## 2 b 14.3
## 3 c 50.0
## 4 d 7.1
The mean of the “Frequency” column is the following:
mean(Question4$Frequency4)
## [1] 25
Notice below that the most frequent answer was eating ice cream “once a month.” Legend: Once a week = 1, More than three times a week = 2, Once a month = 3, None = 4.
count4<-table(Question4$Frequency4)
pc4 <- c('red','green','blue','tan')
barplot(Question4$Frequency4, names=row.names(Question4),main = "Survey Results of Question4", ylab="Frequencies", col=pc4,las=1)
Using the same legend, we see that a pie chart confirms that the most frequent answer was eating ice cream “once a month.”
pie(Question4$Frequency4, labels=row.names(Question4), col=pc4, cex=1.2)
Brand5<-c("a","b","c","d")
Frequency5<-c(0,0,78.60,21.40)
Question5<-data.frame(Brand5,Frequency5)
Question5
## Brand5 Frequency5
## 1 a 0.0
## 2 b 0.0
## 3 c 78.6
## 4 d 21.4
The mean of the “Frequency” column is the following:
mean(Question5$Frequency5)
## [1] 25
Notice below that the most frequent age group was the age group, “22-35.” Legend: “2-13” = 1, “14-21” = 2, “22-35” = 3, “35 and above” = 4.
count5<-table(Question5$Frequency5)
pc5 <- c('red','green','blue','tan')
barplot(Question5$Frequency5, names=row.names(Question5),main = "Survey Results of Question5", ylab="Frequencies", col=pc5,las=1)
Brand6<-c("a","b","c","d")
Frequency6<-c(42.9, 57.10, 0.0, 0.0)
Question6<-data.frame(Brand6,Frequency6)
Question6
## Brand6 Frequency6
## 1 a 42.9
## 2 b 57.1
## 3 c 0.0
## 4 d 0.0
The mean of the “Frequency” column is the following:
mean(Question6$Frequency6)
## [1] 25
Notice below that the most frequent venue was the “Convenience Store.”
Legend: Super Market = 1, Convenience Store = 2, Mobil Cart = 3, Online Grocery Shopping = 4.
count6<-table(Question6$Frequency6)
pc6 <- c('red','green','blue','tan')
barplot(Question6$Frequency6, names=row.names(Question6),main = "Survey Results of Question6", ylab="Frequencies", col=pc5,las=1)