BHS 220 Introduction to Probability Theory and Heath Statistics

BHS 220 Introduction to Probability Theory and Heath Statistics-SLP
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Every day I drink water to quench my thirst and keep my body healthy. However, I have never taken much interest in keeping records of the amount of water I drink each day. Knowing the exact amount of water taken every day is important in analyzing once health conditions. It helps one to know if they are taking the right quantity required to keep the body healthy. Therefore, for this assignment I will be taking data for the amount of water I drink each day. This quantitative data will be collected on a daily basis. There are many incidences where one is involved in drinking water. The amount of water taken every day is depended on the activities one is involved (Bailey & Handu, 2013). First of all, the amount of work one does every day affects the amount of water taken. If one is involved in any activity that requires much of energy one will always drink much water. Although, one may have this fact in mind the exact quantity of water consumed during the working day still remain unknown to many people. It is quite normal also for one to take water during their exercise. For example, people always carry water to the gym and during their other exercise sessions. Another instance, when human beings are involved in drinking water, is while somebody is taking my meals. People always take a glass of water during or after meals. It is also important to note that the weather conditions play a significant role in determining the amount of water a human being takes. During the summer period, it is quite normal for many people to take extra glasses of water from their normal daily consumption.
Therefore, in order to collect the data, for this assignment, I will have to ensure that all my daily water intakes are recorded. In order to have clear and accurate records of my daily consumption of water, a calibrated bottle of water will be used. This bottle will be filled with water for my outdoor consumption. I will record every amount of water I take for a recording sheet for the day. For example, if the bottle can handle 100 ounces of water, I will record the new levels of water in the bottle each time I take water for drinking from the bottle. For instance, if I get out of the house with 300 ounces of water, and at 10.30, I take water and the new levels in the bottle indicate 267, this means that I have consumed 33 ounces of water at that particular moment. In the next intake, I will also subtract the remaining water from 267 to get my consumption at that particular moment. If it happens that during that particular day I only consumed water from my bottle, I will only need to subtract the remaining levels of water from the initial amount in the bottle at the morning. However, there are other incidences when I will have to drink water from other sources other than from my calibrated bottle. In this case I will have to me...