For each set below, using Excel, construct a frequency distribution, a relative frequency distribution, and a cumulative relative frequency distribution.             Consider whether or not you should group your data. Describe how you determined your bin width, if you grouped the data in intervals.     Set 1       Set 2       Set 3   75 95 103   82 101 89   0 2 0 100 93 91   114 128 118   1 0 0 90 92 89   105 91 100   0 0 1 105 86 85   99 113 106   0 0 0 81 96 103   106 102 95   0 0 0 99 94 95   120 97 106   2 0 0 91 97 92   103 105 112   0 0 2 107 75 106   98 85 93   0 1 0 92 97 88   107 119 104   0 0 4 87 89 104   110 97 109   1 0 0 97 113 93   100 109 95   1 0 0 108 101 84   115 83 103   0 1 0 96 83 98   90 108 83         115 109 98                 88 110 99                 94 103 79                 95 114 118                 102 104

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  1. For each set below, using Excel, construct
  2. a frequency distribution,
  3. a relative frequency distribution, and
  4. a cumulative relative frequency distribution.

            Consider whether or not you should group your data. Describe how you determined your bin width, if you grouped the data in intervals.

 

 

Set 1

 

 

 

Set 2

 

 

 

Set 3

 

75

95

103

 

82

101

89

 

0

2

0

100

93

91

 

114

128

118

 

1

0

0

90

92

89

 

105

91

100

 

0

0

1

105

86

85

 

99

113

106

 

0

0

0

81

96

103

 

106

102

95

 

0

0

0

99

94

95

 

120

97

106

 

2

0

0

91

97

92

 

103

105

112

 

0

0

2

107

75

106

 

98

85

93

 

0

1

0

92

97

88

 

107

119

104

 

0

0

4

87

89

104

 

110

97

109

 

1

0

0

97

113

93

 

100

109

95

 

1

0

0

108

101

84

 

115

83

103

 

0

1

0

96

83

98

 

90

108

83

 

 

 

 

115

109

98

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

88

110

99

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

94

103

79

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

95

114

118

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

102

104

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Assume that the first set of scores above represents the IQ scores of children who have been participating in a school lunch program and the second set of scores represent the IQs of a similar group of children who have not participated in the program.

  1. Prepare appropriate graphical representations of the frequency and relative frequency distributions.
  2. Compare the two distributions by placing them on the same graph. Be sure to have equivalent intervals, if grouped. Why did you decide to compare frequencies, or relative frequencies?

 

Assume that the third set above are data from a survey of riders of a city bus system. Each rider was asked to indicate the number of times he or she had taken a bus on a Sunday during the previous month.   Prepare a graphical representation of the relative frequency data.  

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