Given: The set of scores for a variable is displayed in a frequency distribution polygon.
To find: We need to find which scale of measurement was used to measure the variable
Solution: A frequency distribution table is always either in interval or in ration scale.
Ok lets go ahead and see if the following answers can help:
<span>A) if p = 0.2 then C(p) = 157.52
B) if p = 0.95 then C(p) = 753.86
C) smallest p value that gives C(p) > or = 0. This is p = 0
D) largest INTEGER value for C(p) to exist or be >=0. This is p = 99.
p = 100 gives 786000/0; does not exist. p > 101 starts giving negative numbers.
</span>I hope this has been of help
Answer:
1st one, x=-1
2nd on, y=2
Step-by-step explanation:
