For the following question, look at the table belowthat shows the frequency of ages in a sample:CumulativeAge in Years FrequencyPercentPercent1855%5%201515%20%211313%33%221010%43%252525%68%281111%79%301212%91%325%96%3544%100%What percent of the sample is 30 years old oryounger?12%68%91%11 participants

For the following question, look at the table below that shows the frequency of ages in a sample: Cumulative Age in Years Frequency Percent Percent 18 5% 5% 20 15 15% 20% 21 13 13% 33% 22 10 10% 43% 25 25 25% 68% 28 11 11% 79% 30 12 12% 91% 32 5% 96% 35 4 4% 100% What percent of the sample is 30 years old or younger? 12% 68% 91% 11 participants

For the following question, look at the table below that shows the frequency of ages in a sample: Cumulative Age in Years Frequency Percent Percent 18 5% 5% 20 15 15% 20% 21 13 13% 33% 22 10 10% 43% 25 25 25% 68% 28 11 11% 79% 30 12 12% 91% 32 5% 96% 35 4 4% 100% What percent of the sample is 30 years old or younger? 12% 68% 91% 11 participants

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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