The following data gives the scores of 13 students in a Biostatistics exam. 75 80 28 70 95 82 75 64 61 90 81 65 91 a) Find the f
ollowing statistical measures 1. Mean 2. Median 3. Mode 4. Range 5. 34th percentile 6. Interquartile Range 7. Variance 8. Standard deviation PRINCIPLES OF STATISTICS Assignment (1) Due Date: 15/7/2020 9. Coefficient of variation. b) (Without Calculations) If the instructor decide to add up 5 marks for every student, what are the values of the statistical measures mentioned in part (a). c) Construct the Boxplot of students' scores, and identify any possible outliers.
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550ft
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Simple napkin math, so you know what both shadows are you need to find how tall the High Roller is we will use X for this.
Im not 100% I set it up right but essentially 242 divided by 2'9" and that equals 88
Take 88 and multiply that by 6'3" and you get your Height for the High Roller
What I did their was I scaled the humans height to that of the High Roller dividing it gives you a number you can use to scale the height of that human to how it should scale to the High Roller, which is why I took 88 and multiplied it by the human's height.
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