The data shows that the Tigers won 8 of the 20 games, or 40%. Comment on the accuracy of the statement: “The Tigers only won 40% of the games during the 2021 season because they only scored 40% of the total points in the games they played.”(See attached image for data points) This table presents the outcomes of multiple games played by four players, along with statistical analysis of the scores.### Game Results:- **Columns:** - **A:** Game number (1-16) - **B:** Score of the player - **C:** Opponent's score (Against) - **D:** Result (W for Win, L for Loss) - **E:** Wins - **F:** Losses#### Players and Results:- **P1:** - Scores: 20 vs 13 (W)- **P2:** - Scores: 15 vs 41 (L)- **P3:** - Scores: 27 vs 24 (W)- **P4:** - Scores: 14 vs 34 (L)Additional games extend from game 1 to 16 with varying results.### Win-Loss Summary:- **Wins:** 8- **Losses:** 12- **Total Games:** 20- **Win Percentage:** 40%- **Loss Percentage:** 60%### Statistical Analysis:- **Mean (Average) Scores:** - Player's Scores: 18.65 - Opponent's Scores: 24.25- **Median Scores:** - Player's Scores: 20 - Opponent's Scores: 24- **Mode Scores:** - Player's Scores: 20 - Opponent's Scores: 24- **Standard Deviation:** - Player's Scores: 7.499 - Opponent's Scores: 11.271This dataset provides insights into the performance trends of the players and their competitive standing based on the games played.

The data shows that the Tigers won 8 of the 20 games, or 40%. Comment on the accuracy of the statement: “The Tigers only won 40% of the games during the 2021 season because they only scored 40% of the total points in the games they played.” (See attached image for data points)

The data shows that the Tigers won 8 of the 20 games, or 40%. Comment on the accuracy of the statement: “The Tigers only won 40% of the games during the 2021 season because they only scored 40% of the total points in the games they played.” (See attached image for data points)

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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