DATA Smallest to larger number order. 46.32 66.54 78.68 86.31 91.28 93.88 96.17 98.18 99.02 104.32 104.7 106.58 108.02 108.77 116.56 117.12 117.15 119.73 123.95 124.9 125.95 128.32 129.19 131.27 131.31 133.55 134.51 137.34 139.16 140.98 141.42 142.51 143.45 147.25 152.66 156.05 158.39 159.07 159.96 167.06 167.35 169.54 172.01 175.1 176.95 182.63 183.57 198.86 201.67 217.31 cumula Relative Mid point (X m) = freque tive interval boundary ncy (f) frequen ES Class Class frequency f x Xm lower + upper су 2 = 0. 04 50 46+70 46-70 45.5-70.5 2 = 58 2 x 58 = 116 4 71-95 70.5-95.5 4 = 0. 08 50 83 332 12 = 0. 24 50 96-120 95.5-120.5 12 18 108 1296 121-145 15 = 0. 30 50 120.5-145.5 15 33 133 1995 146-170 145.5-170.5 9 42 = 0. 18 50 158 1422 5. 171-195 170.5-195.5 5 47 = 0. 10 50 183 915 3 196-220 195.5-220.5 3 50 = 0. 06 50 208 624 5. CREATE A BOXPL OT DATA AND CHECK FOR OUTIIERS 因 ||

DATA Smallest to larger number order. 46.32 66.54 78.68 86.31 91.28 93.88 96.17 98.18 99.02 104.32 104.7 106.58 108.02 108.77 116.56 117.12 117.15 119.73 123.95 124.9 125.95 128.32 129.19 131.27 131.31 133.55 134.51 137.34 139.16 140.98 141.42 142.51 143.45 147.25 152.66 156.05 158.39 159.07 159.96 167.06 167.35 169.54 172.01 175.1 176.95 182.63 183.57 198.86 201.67 217.31 cumula Relative Mid point (X m) = freque tive interval boundary ncy (f) frequen ES Class Class frequency f x Xm lower + upper су 2 = 0. 04 50 46+70 46-70 45.5-70.5 2 = 58 2 x 58 = 116 4 71-95 70.5-95.5 4 = 0. 08 50 83 332 12 = 0. 24 50 96-120 95.5-120.5 12 18 108 1296 121-145 15 = 0. 30 50 120.5-145.5 15 33 133 1995 146-170 145.5-170.5 9 42 = 0. 18 50 158 1422 5. 171-195 170.5-195.5 5 47 = 0. 10 50 183 915 3 196-220 195.5-220.5 3 50 = 0. 06 50 208 624 5. CREATE A BOXPL OT DATA AND CHECK FOR OUTIIERS 因 ||

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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