n the table below, earthquake magnitudes are given for any region for the last 100 years. Convert each value in this table to your own values to get a new table.
your new values
B)standard deviation, find values
C) ,%variation coefficients find values
D) mode and median find values
use the formula below for conversion
Mnew=M-log10(N)
N=33
please show which item you solved when solving
Sample (A B C D)
single digit after comma
The values are converted first, as follows:
press F2= to enter the formula after selecting 5x11 cells for accomodating the new values
press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to get the updated values
A)
Use the data analysis option and select 'Histogram' to get the given dialog box.
check the three boxes
Select the input range by selecting the complete data
Select some blank cells to accommodate the output data in the Output Range option
B) Use STDEV.S function to find the standard deviation as shown below:
C) To find the coefficient of variation, we have to find the mean of the data using average function since,
CV=SD/mean
D) The 'MEDIAN' function is used to find the median as shown:
'MODE' function is used to find the mode of the given data as shown below:
FINAL RESULTS:
n the table below, earthquake magnitudes are given for any region for the last 100 years....
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