How do I construct a frequency distribution and a frequency histogram with these numbers. There are 8 classes, and the data set is the reaction times (in miliseconds) of 30 adult females auditory stimulus. 428 291 381 337 514 423 385 429 370 313 440 388 351 469 385 413 443 429 303 452 308 307 326 410 450 387 319 357 508 417

How do I construct a frequency distribution and a frequency histogram with these numbers. There are 8 classes, and the data set is the reaction times (in miliseconds) of 30 adult females auditory stimulus. 428 291 381 337 514 423 385 429 370 313 440 388 351 469 385 413 443 429 303 452 308 307 326 410 450 387 319 357 508 417

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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