DaterJage LayoutFormulasDataCalibri11A A"PasteBIU 1 A-pboardFontA.BD.Dataset 1GroupsFrequencies300to30613306to31216312to31837318to32479324to33082330to33637336to3421334234811taset 1Dataset 2Dataset 3Dataset 4Dataset 5Datre to searchtoA.. Question 1The lifetimes (in units of 106 seconds) of certain satellite componentsare shown in the frequency distribution given in 'Datasetl'.1. Draw a frequency polygon, histogram and cumulative frequencypolygon for the data.2. Calculate the frequency mean, the frequency standard deviation,the median and the first and third quartiles for this grouped data.3. Compare the median and the mean and state what this indicatesabout the distribution. Comment on how the answer to this ques-tion relates to your frequency polygon and histogram.4. Explain the logic behind the equations for the mean and standarddeviation for grouped data, starting from the original equationsfor a simple list of data values.5. Set up the structure for a statistical test to determine whether thedata is normally distributed with the given mean and standard

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Question 1 The lifetimes (in units of 106 seconds) of certain satellite components are shown in the frequency distribution given in 'Datasetl'. 1. Draw a frequency polygon, histogram and cumulative frequency polygon for the data.

Question 1 The lifetimes (in units of 106 seconds) of certain satellite components are shown in the frequency distribution given in 'Datasetl'. 1. Draw a frequency polygon, histogram and cumulative frequency polygon for the data.

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