04- From the following data, make a grouped frequency distribution taking 5 as class interval.Also find D2, D6 and D9.12910086871181019112410014110776111999911488108101711331196312112211111977127616877117110959696861067981127861537912915189143147909614287105941259913814511312911311014491106104971151001177313410810212310611910410112013814010396136116112788375100113114109116109104128

Given the data as 91 124 100 129 141 107 86 76 118 111 99 99 114 100 88 108 87 101 101 71 63…

04- From the following data, make a grouped frequency distribution taking 5 as class interval. Also find D2, D6 and D9. 124 99 121 117 127 100 100 122 110 129 86 87 91 141 107 76 118 111 99 114 88 108 101 101 71 63 111 119 77 127 61 133 68 77 95 96 96 86 106 119 79 81 86 153 79 129 151 89 143 147 90 142 105 94 125 96 99 138 145 113 129 87 113 110 144 91 106 104 97 115 108 140 100 73 112 113 134 138 102 123 96 106 119 78 104 117 104 101 120 103 136 83 75 100 114 109 116 109 116 128 88

04- From the following data, make a grouped frequency distribution taking 5 as class interval. Also find D2, D6 and D9. 124 99 121 117 127 100 100 122 110 129 86 87 91 141 107 76 118 111 99 114 88 108 101 101 71 63 111 119 77 127 61 133 68 77 95 96 96 86 106 119 79 81 86 153 79 129 151 89 143 147 90 142 105 94 125 96 99 138 145 113 129 87 113 110 144 91 106 104 97 115 108 140 100 73 112 113 134 138 102 123 96 106 119 78 104 117 104 101 120 103 136 83 75 100 114 109 116 109 116 128 88

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Author:Amos Gilat

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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