Solution
part a, b, c
The data for wind velocity is Analysed to be analyzed in this problem
The data is analyzed in Minitab software steps are below
Go to Minitab - Feed the data in the column -Go to Graph section - click on Probability plot - Select the Weibull distribution -Result summary
a) From the Weibull distribution of the data, we can obtain the Shape factor (K) and scale factor (c) which is found to be 2.366 and 3.900 respectively as we can see the result stats of the data on right side of the plot taking confidence interval of 95%
From the figure/plot drawn above, we can observe that the p-value of the Weibull distribution is >0.25 which is >0.05 ( Assumed level of significance). It means that there is strong evidence not to reject the hypothesis that the data follow the Weibull distribution.
The graphical analysis of the data in a more precise manner is given below
We can see that the data of wind velocity is normally distributed
I hope that your concept on this is cleared.
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