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The first section in a case study is the introduction which explains the subject of analysis and why it was essential to study that particular topic. Secondly, the literature review provides background data and previous interpretations concerning the subject matter. This section explains how each publication mentioned relates to the subject. The methodology aspect recounts the strategies used in research and why each method was selected. The fourth aspect of a case study is the discussion section. Here, the researcher interprets the data collected, makes various conclusions and predictions based on this information, and acknowledges the shortcomings of their study. In the conclusion section, the researcher summarizes their points and narrates how their results affect any future research regarding the topic of discussion.
The case studies involve analysis concerning airline delays in New York airports and how much a fireplace costs in homes all around America. One similar aspect between the two case studies involves the methods used to collect data. Horton and Baumer imported the data they used in their article from the dataset in the Airline Delays website (15). On the other hand, De Veaux imported his information from a dataset available on an educational website (2). Secondly, the authors of both case studies present their results using graphical displays, for example, bar charts and histograms. Horton and Bummer use their graphs to explain the elements that contribute to delays, including changes in the weather, and how the changes affect the delays experienced.

De Veaux uses graphs to demonstrate the factors that affect the cost of a fireplace, for example, the size of the house.
The data in the case study involving airline delays include the average time by which a flight in the San Francisco International airline is delayed (Horton and Baumer 7). The time changes depending on the month of the particular flight. Moreover, the delays may increase or decrease based on the weather conditions on a specific day. For De Veaux’s research, the data includes the price of a fireplace. The cost of the fireplace changes based on how big the particular house is. For big houses, the cost of the fireplace increases in size depending on how large the house is. But, for smaller homes, the prices seemingly remain the same regardless of the house size.

Works Cited
De Veaux, Dick. “How Much is a Fireplace Worth?” 2015.
Horton, Nicholas, and Benjamin S. Baumer. “Better Flight Experiences with Data (Airline Delays in New York City, 2015.