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The scores of the 48 members of a sociology lecture class on a 50-point exam were as follows. Completé parts (a) through Click the icon to view the data. (a) Construct frequency and relative frequency distributions. (Round to the nearest integer as needed.) Class Limits Frequency f f Relative Frequency 21-25 % ebo 26-30 % Data Table 31-35 % urce 36-40 Full data set O 41-45 % 45 22 44 46 43 49 42 47 46-50 39 50 36 48 38 46 40 42 Math Re 37 41 31 45 32 44 33 43 30 42 47 41 50 45 48 44 an 46 40 49 37 47 39 45 36 44 33 43 34 42 35 41 28 ple Resou Enter your answer in the edit fields and t Print Done

The scores of the 48 members of a sociology lecture class on a 50-point exam were as follows. Completé parts (a) through Click the icon to view the data. (a) Construct frequency and relative frequency distributions. (Round to the nearest integer as needed.) Class Limits Frequency f f Relative Frequency 21-25 % ebo 26-30 % Data Table 31-35 % urce 36-40 Full data set O 41-45 % 45 22 44 46 43 49 42 47 46-50 39 50 36 48 38 46 40 42 Math Re 37 41 31 45 32 44 33 43 30 42 47 41 50 45 48 44 an 46 40 49 37 47 39 45 36 44 33 43 34 42 35 41 28 ple Resou Enter your answer in the edit fields and t Print Done

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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