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Example : Given grouped frequency distribution of Serum cholesterol levels in normal men aged 40-59 Serum chol.(mg/100ml Frequency 1- A person was selected at random from group 119.5-139.5 10 139.5-159.5 21 of 1047 what would be the probability that his 159.5-179.5 37 179.5-199.5 97 serum was in range of160-179mg/100ml 199.5-219.5 152 219.5-239.5 206 2-What is the probability that a person selected 239.5-259.5 195 259.5-279.5 131 randomly would have a cholesterol level lower 279.5-299.5 96 than 160mg/100ml or 340 mg/100ml or greater. 299.5-319.5 47 319.5-339.5 30 339.5- 359.5 13 359.5-379.5 6. 379.5-399.5

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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