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7. The result of test in a math class is summarized in a frequency distribution table below. (a) (6 points) Complete the freq

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The class midpoint is the lower class limit plus the upper-class limit divided by 2.

Cumulative frequency is calculated by adding the previous frequencies.

Percentage Frequency is calculated by (class freq. x 100) / (Sum of all frequency)

A B C D E F G H Class Letter Grade Class Limits Cumulative Frequency Percentage Frequency Frequency Class Midpoint =C3+(C3-B3

(b) to find S2 we have to first find the mean.

The mean (\mu) is the sum of f⋅M divided by n, which is the sum of frequencies.

μ = Σf - M ΣΗ

A B с D F Class Midpoint E Class Frequency f Letter Grade Class Limits f.M м 1 2 3 D 4. C 58 68 10 69 79 =C3+(C3-B3)/2 73 84

\mu = \frac{4442}{50}=88.84

The formula for standard deviation is:

Σ1 - Μ? – η(μ)? s2 η –1

A B C D E G F Class Frequency Letter Grade Class Midpoint M Class Limits M? f.M? 1 f 2 3 D 4 C 5 B 6 A 58 69 68 79 =C3+(C3-B3

S^2 = \frac{399506-50(88.84)^2}{50-1}=\frac{17424}{175}

(c)

Angles for each sector are calculated using: (% freq. x 360/100 = (20*360)/100

Letter Grade Class Frequency
f
Percentage Frequency Angle
D 10 20 72
C 12 24 86.4
B 24 48 172.8
A 4 8 28.8
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