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Transcribed Image Text:Task1:
You are given 50 values for each of the two variables X and Z in the Data Table below. Now
add the last two digits of your roll number with every value of Z and name the new variable
as Y. For example, if your roll number is 2652 then add 52 with every value of Z and name
them Y, that is Y = Z+ 52. Thus, you will have a New Data Set of 50 X values and 50 Y
values. Now, do the following for your New Data Set:
1. Construct a frequency distribution for Y taking suitable class-intervals and following
the exclusive method.
2. Find the Mean and Standard deviation of Y and comment on the results.
3. Construct the regression equation considering X as independent variable and Y as
dependent variable. And, comment on the use of this equation. Data Table:
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Step 1
50 values for x(x1, x2, x3..... X50)
50 values for z(z1, z2, z3,z4...z50)
Now : According to question add 52 in every z value.
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