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Danielle Owens HW 2 - PLAN 372

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Danielle Owens HW 2 - PLAN 372

1. Visualize the overall distribution of inspection scores - The scores are skewed left.

2. There is a trend in the scores of newer dining establishments than older ones. Relatively newer places had a higher average score than older ones.

3. Scores do vary by city. Angier had the lowest average score at 94.5 and New Hill had the highest average score at 99.75.

4. Inspection scores do vary by inspector. Thomas Jumalon gave out the lowest average score at 89 and James Smith gave out the highest average score at 99.

5. The scores for restaurants are actually the lowest rated facility, while catered elderly nutrition sites had the highest.

6. Now, I analyzed only the restaurants. Here is the overall distribution of inspection scores.

When comparing old and new restaurants, new restaurants had a higher average score; 96.51754 vs 96.69406

For restaurants, New Hill had an average score of 100 while Clayton had the lowest average of 93.

Highest and lowest average inspector score stayed the same; Thomas Jumalon had the lowest while James Smith had the highest.