Table below provides Serum-Cholesterol level (mg/dL) before and after adopting a vegetarian diet for a random sample of 10 patients. Subject 1 2 3 5 8. 10 Before 196 145 205 159 244 145 230 237 193 225 After 146 155 178 146 208 147 202 215 184 208 Difference 50 -10 27 13 36 -2 28 22 17 X=(Before - After). The difference is defined as: Find the value of the UIF for x. Find the value of the sample mean x Find the value of the sample mean absolute deviation (mad) of x. Find the value of the sample standard deviation of x (up to two decimal places). Find the value of the sample coefficient of variation for x. (up to two decimal places) (Do not write % sign in your answer) Find the value of the LIF for x. Find the value of the sample range of the differences. Find the value of the sample variance of x. 9,

Table below provides Serum-Cholesterol level (mg/dL) before and after adopting a vegetarian diet for a random sample of 10 patients. Subject 1 2 3 5 8. 10 Before 196 145 205 159 244 145 230 237 193 225 After 146 155 178 146 208 147 202 215 184 208 Difference 50 -10 27 13 36 -2 28 22 17 X=(Before - After). The difference is defined as: Find the value of the UIF for x. Find the value of the sample mean x Find the value of the sample mean absolute deviation (mad) of x. Find the value of the sample standard deviation of x (up to two decimal places). Find the value of the sample coefficient of variation for x. (up to two decimal places) (Do not write % sign in your answer) Find the value of the LIF for x. Find the value of the sample range of the differences. Find the value of the sample variance of x. 9,

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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