Stalk Length (cm) Root Length (cm) Leaf Count Plant 1 10.1 4.4 35 Plant 2 21.55 8.2 27 Plant 3 21.7 5.5 40 Plant 4 18.6 4.2 42 Plant 5 19.5 6 38 Plant 6 18.5 5 36 Plant 7 17 5 39 Plant 8 18.6 5.1 45 Plant 9 17.8 5.2 26 Plant 10 17.3 5.2 37 Plant 11 17.6 6.2 41 Plant 12 11.7 2.8 40 Plant 13 21 5 42 Plant 14 18.1 6.1 23 Plant 15 21 6.2 33 Plant 16 17.2 2.8 46 Plant 17 15.45 2.7 40 Plant 18 17.1 2.5 34 Plant 19 21 4.9 36 Plant 20 13.65 2.5 35 Plant 21 16.5 6.35 21 Plant 22 20.2 3.8 35 Plant 23 18.6 5.3 41 Plant 24 22 6.4 36 Plant 25 19.7 5.5 9 Plant 26 17.8 3.7 43 Plant 27 21 6.2 36 Plant 28 17.8 5.6 45 Plant 29 18.2 6 24 Plant 30 18.5 4.7 38 Identify the random variable used in the given data set and find the following: A. Central Tendency (Mean, Median, Mode - whichever is appropriate to the variable). B. Dispersion (Range, Variance, Standard Deviation, Coefficient of Variation - whichever is appropriate to the variable). C. Summarize each in a table. D. Create a Histogram for each applicable random variable in the data set

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Stalk Length (cm)

Root Length (cm)

Leaf Count

Plant 1

10.1 4.4 35
Plant 2 21.55 8.2 27
Plant 3 21.7 5.5 40
Plant 4 18.6 4.2 42
Plant 5 19.5 6 38
Plant 6 18.5 5 36
Plant 7 17 5 39
Plant 8 18.6 5.1 45
Plant 9 17.8 5.2 26
Plant 10 17.3 5.2 37
Plant 11 17.6 6.2 41
Plant 12 11.7 2.8 40
Plant 13 21 5 42
Plant 14 18.1 6.1 23
Plant 15 21 6.2 33
Plant 16 17.2 2.8 46
Plant 17 15.45 2.7 40
Plant 18 17.1 2.5 34
Plant 19 21 4.9 36
Plant 20 13.65 2.5 35
Plant 21 16.5 6.35 21
Plant 22 20.2 3.8 35
Plant 23 18.6 5.3 41
Plant 24 22 6.4 36
Plant 25 19.7 5.5 9
Plant 26 17.8 3.7 43
Plant 27 21 6.2 36
Plant 28 17.8 5.6 45
Plant 29 18.2 6 24
Plant 30 18.5 4.7 38

Identify the random variable used in the given data set and find the following:

A. Central Tendency (Mean, Median, Mode - whichever is appropriate to the variable).

B. Dispersion (Range, Variance, Standard Deviation, Coefficient of Variation - whichever is appropriate to the variable).

C. Summarize each in a table.

D. Create a Histogram for each applicable random variable in the data set

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