Question: The following data represents the marks of 50 students in one exam 75 96 35 82 88 92 75 38 52 54 63 66 91 54 25 54 64 28 38 25 59 70 57 56 58 57 80 28 72 50 52 38 65 15 30 36 70 78 16 25 22 77 35 53 58 35 26 50 77 1. Arithmetic Mean, Geometric Mean, Harmonic Mean and Root Mean Square. 2. The Arithmetic Mean of this data, if the teacher adds 5 degrees to each student. 3. M. D, S.D and C.V 4. The Empirical relation among Mean, Median and Mode can be given by the following equation: Mean-Mode 3(Mean-Median). Is this relation can be applied for this data! %3D Why? 5. Draw the Histogram for this data.

Question: The following data represents the marks of 50 students in one exam 75 96 35 82 88 92 75 38 52 54 63 66 91 54 25 54 64 28 38 25 59 70 57 56 58 57 80 28 72 50 52 38 65 15 30 36 70 78 16 25 22 77 35 53 58 35 26 50 77 1. Arithmetic Mean, Geometric Mean, Harmonic Mean and Root Mean Square. 2. The Arithmetic Mean of this data, if the teacher adds 5 degrees to each student. 3. M. D, S.D and C.V 4. The Empirical relation among Mean, Median and Mode can be given by the following equation: Mean-Mode 3(Mean-Median). Is this relation can be applied for this data! %3D Why? 5. Draw the Histogram for this data.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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