The histogram is especially useful in comparing mean and median values of a variable. We have that 5.5+6+7+10+7.5+8+9.5+9+8.5+8+7+7.5+6+6.5+5.5=111.5 Since there are 15 values, their mean is 111.5/15=7.43 which is very close to the mean. We also have that 7 onservations are lower than 7.4 while 8 are bigger than 7.4; hence, the diagram is rather balanced and not left-skewed. We cannot tell immediately which one is larger since the values are too close. Any such random process can usually be approximated to a greater or smaller degree by a normal curve; the more points, the better. The histogram shows this (it is kind of a discrete normal curve); all points except 4 will be in this interval of bars.
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The statement of the fundamental theorem of calculus shows the upper limit of the integral as exactly the variable of differentiation. Using the chain rule in combination with the fundamental theorem of calculus we may find derivatives of integrals for which one or the other limit of integration is a function of the variable of differentiation.
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I bellive its 4
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This is because 1,2,3 are for sure wrong. So if its not 4, its 5. But 95% sure its 4
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$45
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4 lbs = $18
2 lbs = $9
10 lbs = $45
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its the third one i got that
