4. A poultry farmer weighed the 200 eggs which his chickens laid in a week and recorded the data (to the nearest gram) in the distribution below Mass of egg (g) | Total no. of eggs 30 – 34 13 - 35 – 39 21 40 – 44 33 45 – 49 10 50 - 54 16 55 – 59 38 - 60 – 64 23 | 65 – 69 28 70 – 74 11 - 75 – 79 7 a. Using an assumed mean of A = 57, calculate: i. The mean of the distribution ii. The standard deviation of the distribution b. Construct an ogive for the given distribution

4. A poultry farmer weighed the 200 eggs which his chickens laid in a week and recorded the data (to the nearest gram) in the distribution below Mass of egg (g) | Total no. of eggs 30 – 34 13 - 35 – 39 21 40 – 44 33 45 – 49 10 50 - 54 16 55 – 59 38 - 60 – 64 23 | 65 – 69 28 70 – 74 11 - 75 – 79 7 a. Using an assumed mean of A = 57, calculate: i. The mean of the distribution ii. The standard deviation of the distribution b. Construct an ogive for the given distribution

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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