III. For numbers 8-10;a. construct an appropriate graph based on the given data/objective of the study.b. Interpret the result in the context of the data and the objective of the study.8. In an investigation of the cardiovascular health of elderly patients, the heart rate and bloodpressure of 30 patients were taken. The results were obtainedTable 2.6and is shown in Table 2.6. Is there a linear association betweenHeart rateBlood pressure(mmHg)Patientthe variables?(min)671797519763175892095316476180982127518771189651766916774801861985817076187166817564169761907917620721689. In a study of Klein et al. (2011) several men were selected who were randomly assigned to takeselenium, vitamin E, both selenium and vitamin E, or placebo, and then followed up to seewhether they developed prostate cancer. Below is the result of the study.MedsNo cancerProstate cancerSelenium8177575Vitamin E8117620Selenium & E8147Placebo8167529

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II. For numbers 8-10; a. construct an appropriate graph based on the given datalobjective of the study. b. Interpret the result in the context of the data and the objective of the study. 8. In an investigation of the cardiovascular health of elderly patients, the heart rate and blood pressure of 30 patients were taken. The results were obtained and is shown in Table 2.6. Is there a linear association between Table 2.6 Heart rate Blood pressure (mmHg) Patient the variables? (min) 67 179 197 175 75 63 89 209 53 164 76 180 98 212 75 187 19 10 71 189 65 176 11 69 167

II. For numbers 8-10; a. construct an appropriate graph based on the given datalobjective of the study. b. Interpret the result in the context of the data and the objective of the study. 8. In an investigation of the cardiovascular health of elderly patients, the heart rate and blood pressure of 30 patients were taken. The results were obtained and is shown in Table 2.6. Is there a linear association between Table 2.6 Heart rate Blood pressure (mmHg) Patient the variables? (min) 67 179 197 175 75 63 89 209 53 164 76 180 98 212 75 187 19 10 71 189 65 176 11 69 167

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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