First, we always have to list them from least to greatest: 3,7,10,11,12,14,15,17,17,21.
A. I attached an image of the cumulative frequency table.
B. I wasn't able to make a histogram since I can't find any templates or programs to create it on.
Part C:
Mean: 12.7
Median: 26/2=13
Mode: 17
Range: 21 -3 = 18
Part D:
Minimum: 3
First Quartile: 10
Third Quartile: 17
Maximum: 21
E. I can't a program again, but I can help you over a call if you'd wish.
Part F:
40th Percentile: 0.31
Answer:
Huh I am confused
Step-by-step explanation:
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Given the similar triangles, it can always be noted that similarity can be derived from the proportionality of the leg lengths, however it is not true the the ratio of the proportion of the leg lengths is equal to the slope of the triangles. Thus the false statement is:
A] <span>The slope of the hypotenuse is represented by the ratio of the leg lengths.</span>