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Need help with number 10! Questions 4-10 refer to the following values, which represent the survival times, in days, of 18 guinea pigs who were exposed to the infectious bacteria that causes tuberculosis: 100 104 108 118 138 329 403 4. Construct a dotplot representing this dataset. Make sure your axis is well-labeled and to scale. 5. Construct a frequency distribution table using size classes of 50 days. 6. Construct a histogram by hand (without JMP, Excel, etc.) using size...
Need help with number 7! Questions 4-10 refer to the following values, which represent the survival times, in days, of 18 guinea pigs who were exposed to the infectious bacteria that causes tuberculosis: 100 104 108 118 138 329 403 4. Construct a dotplot representing this dataset. Make sure your axis is well-labeled and to scale. 5. Construct a frequency distribution table using size classes of 50 days. 6. Construct a histogram by hand (without JMP, Excel, etc.) using size...
A simple random sample of 40 college students was surveyed. The number of participants in given age ranges were recorded in the table below. Complete the table, computing the class midpoints, relative frequencies, cumulative frequencies and the cumulative relative frequencies for each class. Express answers as decimals rounded to 2 decimal places. Then use the table to answer the following questions. Ages Class Midpoint Frequency Rel. Freq. Cumulative Freq. Cumulative Rel. Freq 15-24 20 25-34 16 35-44 8 45-54 4...
Need help with number 6! 4-10 refer to the following values, which represent the survival times, in days, of 18 guinea pigs who were Questions exposed to the infectious bacteria that causes tuberculosis: 81 144 45 56 80 83 92 97 100 104 108 118 138 162 214 329 403 4. Construct a dotplot representing this dataset. Make sure your axis is well-labeled and to scale. 5. Construct a frequency distribution table using size classes of 50 days. Construct a...
1) The following is a list of prices (in dollars) of birthday cards found in various drug stores: 2.45 1.20 0.85 1.33 2.25 2.25 2.09 2.99 1.00 0.88 1.42 2.36 2.15 2.85 1.52 1.99 2.38 0.85 2.22 2.75 create CSV file and export the data to create histogram. a. Using R find the mean, median, mode, range, variance and standard deviation of the data. Attach your output from R. b. Using R, construct a frequency histogram of the data set....
6. The following stem-and-leaf diagram gives the number of patents held by each of a sample of 36 public and private U.S. universities. A- I 6. The following stem-and-leaf diagram gives the number of patents held by each of a sample of 36 public and private U.S. universities. 0 223 4799 1 11145566689 2 023479 3 004355 419 a) What is the shape of the distribution? Explain. b) What percentage of universities in the sample hold at least 50 patents?...
30. Suppose that a publisher conducted a survey asking adult consumers the number of fiction paperback books they had purchased in the previous month. The results are summarized in the table below. # of books Frequency Relative Frequency 0 19 1 25 2 25 3 19 4 15 5 10 7 5 9 1 Part (a) Find the IQR and limits for outliers. (Enter exact numbers as integers, fractions, or decimals.) IQR lower limit for outliers upper limit...
You have information on the average number of hours spent studying and playing videogames for children who play sport, and children who do not play sport. The following table gives the average number of hours spent studying, the average number of hours spent on videogames, and the standard deviations of these two variables for your two samples. The two sample sizes are in the row called "Observations". Children who Children who play sport do not play sport Mean St. Dev....
Need help with number 5! Questions 4-10 refer to the following values, which represent the survival times, in days, of 18 guinea pigs who were 81 144 exposed to the infectious bacteria that causes tuberculosis: 56 80 83 92 97 100 45 104 118 138 162 214 329 403 108 Construct a dotplot representing this dataset. Make sure your axis is well-labeled and to scale. 4. 5. Construct a frequency distribution table using size classes of 50 days.
please help 1. Consider the sample given below. Find the following information. 16 32 40 52 19 34 43 54 20 35 46 57 21 35 46 62 23 35 46 23 36 48 27 39 50 A. 1 B. Range = C. Midrange D. Mode = E. Class width if we wish to have 5 classes = F. How many numbers are strictly below 50? G. What percent of data are strictly below 50? H. Make a complete frequency...