Frequency Distributions and Graphs 400 540 460 330 540 720 550 390 220 530 340 610...
Frequency Distributions and Graphs 400 540 460 330 540 720 550 390 220 530 340 610 1004 410 920 390 630 400 290 760 200 880 480 410 8 1. Arrange the above data in a stem and leaf display, using 100's as the stem 2. Arrange the same data above in a simple frequency distribution table with X values listed in 7 to 15 categories. You decide what would make the most reasonable display based on the criteria we discussed in class. (Hint: using an arrangement like your stem and leaf display groupings would not be a bad idea.) Leave enough room to display additional values as described in #4-H6 below. 3. Determine N for the above data. N- 4. Indicate the relative frequency for each interval category of X on the table you created in #2. 5. Indicate the cumulative frequency for each category of X 6. Compute the relative cumulative frequencies for each X interval.