The attached data contains a sample of resting heart rates for 40 adult Americans who visited a local doctor’s office. Assume that this sample is representative of all adult Americans. Your goal is to visualize the data set and answer probability questions based on it. This problems has 5 parts and is worth 25 points total.
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a) Fill out the frequency table (5 pts) | Bins | Freq | |
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b) Insert histogram (5pts) |
c) Find the probability of X less than 60 beats (5 pts) | P(X<60) = | |
d) Find the probability of X greater than 80 beats (5 pts) | P(X>80) = | |
e) Find the probability of X between 60 and 80 beats (5 pts) | P(60<X<80) = | |
The attached data contains a sample of resting heart rates for 40 adult Americans who visited...
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