يقوم الانتفال إلى سؤال أخر بحفظ هذا الرد. KK 30 11 J> > 11 2 درجات In a sample of 200 workers, 45% said that they missed work because of personal illness. Ten years ago in a sample of 200 workers, 35% said that they missed work because of personal illness. What are the values of X1 and X2? 70 and 90 0.0225 and 0.175 9000 and 7000 90 and 70

يقوم الانتفال إلى سؤال أخر بحفظ هذا الرد. KK 30 11 J> > 11 2 درجات In a sample of 200 workers, 45% said that they missed work because of personal illness. Ten years ago in a sample of 200 workers, 35% said that they missed work because of personal illness. What are the values of X1 and X2? 70 and 90 0.0225 and 0.175 9000 and 7000 90 and 70

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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