Given the following cumulative frequency table, what is the mean of the distribution?
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Use the cumulative frequencies to figure out what the individual frequencies would be. Check out the attached image for the table of x values with their corresponding frequency (f) values. Note how the partial sums add up to the cumulative frequency values.
Once you know the frequency f values, multiply each x and f pair together in each row. The column labeled "x*f" represents each product. Afterward, add up everything in the x*f column to get the final answer 6.8
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Answer:
-Exponential Decay
-Decay factor is (1-0.05)
Step-by-step explanation:
-Given that the number decreases by a defined rate each year from the initial size by 5%,
-This is an exponential decay function of the form:
Where:
is the quantity/size after time t
is the initial size
is the rate of decay
-Our function can the be written as
Hence, the decay rate/factor is 0.05
#Alternatively
The exponential decay can be of the form:
Where:
y is the size at time x, a is the initial size, x is time and b is the decay factor.
b is of the form
Hence, the decay factor is (1-0.05)