Use the cumulative frequency and grouped scores obtained by a college sophomare class on an English exam to determine the following. Class Relative Cumulative Cumulative Interval 96-99 0.01 100.00 92-95 0.06 87 98.86 88-91 0.07 82 93.18 84-87 C.09 76 86.36 80-83 10 0.11 68 77.27 76-79 13 0.15 58 65.91 72-75 14 0.16 45 S1.14 68-71 11 0.12 31 35.23 64-67 0.08 20 22.73 60-63 in 0.06 13 14.77 56-59 0.03 9.09 52-55 0.02 5.68 48-51 0.02 3.41 44-47 0.01 1.14 88 100 (a) The percentile rank of a score of 90 80. 18 (b) The percentie ranik of a score of 72 3523 (c) The percenble rank of a score of 55 5.68

Use the cumulative frequency and grouped scores obtained by a college sophomare class on an English exam to determine the following. Class Relative Cumulative Cumulative Interval 96-99 0.01 100.00 92-95 0.06 87 98.86 88-91 0.07 82 93.18 84-87 C.09 76 86.36 80-83 10 0.11 68 77.27 76-79 13 0.15 58 65.91 72-75 14 0.16 45 S1.14 68-71 11 0.12 31 35.23 64-67 0.08 20 22.73 60-63 in 0.06 13 14.77 56-59 0.03 9.09 52-55 0.02 5.68 48-51 0.02 3.41 44-47 0.01 1.14 88 100 (a) The percentile rank of a score of 90 80. 18 (b) The percentie ranik of a score of 72 3523 (c) The percenble rank of a score of 55 5.68

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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