Answer:
A) See the picture
B) 14
C) 45%
Step-by-step explanation:
A) To create a histogram like the one on the picture you can use an online tool like socscistatistics where the number of classes is customizable
B) Because the question B and C have to be responded using a frequency table with 8 classes the answer is 14; the method of using cumulative frequency tables should only be considered as a way of estimation, that is because you obtain values that depend on your choice of class intervals. The way to get a better answer would be to use all the scores in the distribution
Pc1 = 100*(4/40) = 10
Pc2 = 100*(4/40) = 10
Pc3 = 100*(3/40) = 7.5
Pc4 = 100*(11/40) = 27.5
Pc5 = 100*(5/40) = 12.5
Pc6 = 100*(4/40) = 10
Pc7 = 100*(7/40) = 17.5
Pc8 = 100*(2/40) = 5
Pc8 + Pc7 + Pc6 + Pc5 + Pc4 + Pc3 + Pc2 = 90%
Therefore, From class 8 to class 2 is the top 90% of the applicants and the minimum score is 14.
C) Scores equal to or greater than 20 are from class 8 to class 5
Pc8 + Pc7 + Pc6 + Pc5 = 45%
Answer:
yet I don't have ideal of dis okkk
Since Tim's stamps are 5 times as many, set up the equation:
1038=5s+1s
1038/6=173=s
Ryli has 173 stamps, and Tim has 865.
Subtract 173 from 865 and you get 692 stamps more.
The correct answer is B. This may seem tricky at first, but if you will notice how the units are marked, they are marked by 2s. Therefore the first figure moves down 5 blocks and over 4 blocks.
Step-by-step explanation:
if he had three pets 1 ran away then 2 pets ran away.
And thnx for the free point :)