Example 3:Draw the histogram, frequency curve and cumulative Frequencycurve for the following distribution of 464 deaths from scarlet feverclassified according to ages:Relative CumulativeFrequency (R.C.F.)Ages in yearsNumber of deathsCumulativeFrequency (C.F.)122(F)0-51220.2635-10952170.46810-15702870.61915-20273140.67720-25263400.73325-30173570.76930-35123690.79535-40113800.81940-45103900.84145-506.3960.85350-5574030.86955-604030.86960-65264290.92565-70354641.000Total464

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Example 3: Draw the histogram, frequency curve and cumulative Frequency curve for the following distribution of 464 deaths from scarlet fever classified according to ages: Ages in years Number of deaths Cumulative Relative Cumulative Frequency (C.F.) 122 Frequency (R.C.F.) (F) 0-5 122 0.263 5-10 95 217 0.468 10-15 70 287 0.619 15-20 27 314 0.677 20-25 26 340 0.733 25-30 17 357 0.769 30-35 12 369 0.795 35-40 11 380 0.819 40-45 10 390 0.841 45-50 6. 396 0.853 50-55 7 403 0.869 55-60 403 0.869 60-65 26 429 0.925 65-70 35 464 1.000 Total 464

Example 3: Draw the histogram, frequency curve and cumulative Frequency curve for the following distribution of 464 deaths from scarlet fever classified according to ages: Ages in years Number of deaths Cumulative Relative Cumulative Frequency (C.F.) 122 Frequency (R.C.F.) (F) 0-5 122 0.263 5-10 95 217 0.468 10-15 70 287 0.619 15-20 27 314 0.677 20-25 26 340 0.733 25-30 17 357 0.769 30-35 12 369 0.795 35-40 11 380 0.819 40-45 10 390 0.841 45-50 6. 396 0.853 50-55 7 403 0.869 55-60 403 0.869 60-65 26 429 0.925 65-70 35 464 1.000 Total 464

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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