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The number of bins in the histogram determines the width of the bins and
the frequency (number of members) in a bin.
- Please find attached the graph of the histogram of Gretchen's data created with MS Excel.
Given:
The table from Gretchen's data is presented as follows;
The required number of bins = 8 bins
The steps to create the histogram using MS Excel;
- Enter the 15 dataset for the number of days as presented in the above table in a column on the worksheet.
- Select the dataset entered into the cells from above then select the Insert menu.
- In the Chart section of the insert menu click on the Histogram icon to view the quick options for histograms type charts.
- Select the Histogram option from the drop down menu from the quick options for histograms, to create an histogram chart.
- Right-click the histogram created from the previous step, then select Format Chart Area from the pop up menu.
- In the Format Chart Area task pane, click on the arrow next to Chart Options, then select Horizontal Axis from the options menu.
- Click on the histogram icon under Axis Options, then click on arrow button besides Axis Option sub menu, to display the axis options.
- Click on the Number of bins radio button then enter 8, to create an histogram having 8 bins.
The histogram of Gretchen's data having eight bins created with MS Excel is attached.
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Douglas invested $ 1300 altogether
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Let x represent the amount invested in the account paying 14% interest.
Let y represent the amount invested in the account paying 5% interest
He invests three times as much in an account paying 14% as he does in an account paying 5%
Which means,
x = 3y
<em><u>The simple interest is given by formula:</u></em>
Where,
"p" is the principal
"n" is the number of years
"r" is the rate of interest
<em><u>He earns $152.75 in interest in one year from both accounts combined</u></em>
Therefore,
Combined S.I = 152.75
n = 1 year
<em><u>Considering the account earning 14% interest:</u></em>
<em><u>Considering the account earning 5% interest:</u></em>
<em><u>Since, Combined S.I = 152.75</u></em>
Therefore,
0.42y + 0.05y = 152.75
0.47y = 152.75
Divide both sides by 0.47
y = 325
Therefore,
x = 3y
x = 3(325)
x = 975
<em><u>how much did he invest altogether?</u></em>
Amount invested together = x + y = 975 + 325 = 1300
Thus he invested $ 1300 altogether