7. If the minimum value of data equal 10 and maximum value of data equal 50 and the number of class intervals equal 5, so the width of each class interval equal: OA. 5 OB. 10 O C. 12 OD. 8 O E. 13
7. If the minimum value of data equal 10 and maximum value of data equal 50 and the number of class intervals equal 5, so the width of each class interval equal: OA. 5 OB. 10 O C. 12 OD. 8 O E. 13
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![7. If the minimum value of data equal 10
and maximum value of data equal 50 and
the number of class intervals equal 5, so
the width of each class interval equal:
A. 5
B. 10
C. 12
D. 8
O E. 13
8. All the following are criteria's of normal
distribution curve except:
A. It is symmetrical around the mean .
B. The mean, median and mode are
different from each other.
C. The total area under the curve above the
x-axis is 1 square unit.
D. Within +1 (0) contain there is about 68%
of the area under the curve.
E. Within ± 3 (o) contain about 99.7% of the
area under the curve.
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Transcribed Image Text:7. If the minimum value of data equal 10
and maximum value of data equal 50 and
the number of class intervals equal 5, so
the width of each class interval equal:
A. 5
B. 10
C. 12
D. 8
O E. 13
8. All the following are criteria's of normal
distribution curve except:
A. It is symmetrical around the mean .
B. The mean, median and mode are
different from each other.
C. The total area under the curve above the
x-axis is 1 square unit.
D. Within +1 (0) contain there is about 68%
of the area under the curve.
E. Within ± 3 (o) contain about 99.7% of the
area under the curve.
O
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