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Frequency Distribution and Analysis

The document contains 3 problems involving creating frequency distribution tables and histograms from given data sets. Problem 1 provides a partial frequency table and asks to complete it by calculating relative frequency, cumulative frequency, and cumulative percent. Problem 2 gives a new data set and asks to create the full frequency distribution table. Problem 3 provides speed data for 25 cars and asks to a) create the full frequency table and b) draw a histogram to represent the data.

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Frequency Distribution and Analysis

The document contains 3 problems involving creating frequency distribution tables and histograms from given data sets. Problem 1 provides a partial frequency table and asks to complete it by calculating relative frequency, cumulative frequency, and cumulative percent. Problem 2 gives a new data set and asks to create the full frequency distribution table. Problem 3 provides speed data for 25 cars and asks to a) create the full frequency table and b) draw a histogram to represent the data.

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Name: Dialoma,Kurtney Iane L.

Problem set #2
STT101
Frequency Distributions

1. Fill out the rest of this simple distribution table by calculating the relative
frequency, cumulative frequency, and cumulative percent. Round final answers
to the 2nd decimal place.

X f rf cf c%
10 5 0.08 5 8.33%
9 2 0.03 7 11.67%
8 10 0.16 17 28.33%
7 20 0.33 37 61.67%
6 23 0.38 60 100%
N = 60 ∑f/n
=1

2. Using the data set given below. Create a simple distribution table by calculating
the relative frequency, cumulative frequency, and cumulative percent. Round
final answers to the 2nd decimal place.

X f rf cf c%
1 3 0.25 3 25%
3 3 0.25 6 50%
4 4 0.33 10 83.33%
5 2 0.17 12 100%
N=12 ∑f/n
=1

3. A police radar unit measured the speed of 25 cars on Elm Street. The resulting
speeds were: 29, 23, 30, 30, 27, 23, 29, 25, 23, 28, 25, 24, 28, 30, 23, 30, 27, 25,
29, 24, 23, 26, 30, 28, and 25.
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a. Create a simple distribution table by calculating the relative frequency,


cumulative frequency, and cumulative percent. Round final answers to the
2nd decimal place.

X f rf cf c%
23 5 0.2 5 20%
24 2 0.08 7 28%
25 4 0.16 11 44%
26 1 0.04 12 48%
27 2 0.08 14 56%
28 3 0.12 17 68%
29 3 0.12 20 80%
30 5 0.2 25 100%
N=25 ∑f/n
=1

b. Draw a histogram to represent these data.

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