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CEO Age Frequency Analysis

The document provides examples of questions and answers related to analyzing data from a frequency table. It includes questions about variable type, sample size, class intervals, relative frequencies, percentages, and cumulative frequencies. Additional practice questions are provided at the end related to interpreting data from a histogram about patient pain levels over time.

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CEO Age Frequency Analysis

The document provides examples of questions and answers related to analyzing data from a frequency table. It includes questions about variable type, sample size, class intervals, relative frequencies, percentages, and cumulative frequencies. Additional practice questions are provided at the end related to interpreting data from a histogram about patient pain levels over time.

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Example :
From the above frequency table , complete the table the answer the questions
[Link] number of objects with age less than 50 years ?
11 +46 = 57 or from cumulative frequency =57
2. The number of objects with age between 40 -69 years ?
46 +70 +45 =161 (From frequency column)
3. The relative frequency of objects with age between 70 -79 years ?
0.0847 (From relative frequency column)
4. The relative frequency of objects with age more than 69 years ?
0.0847+0.0053= 0.09 (From relative frequency column)
5. The percentage of objects with age between 40 -49 years ?
Percent = relative frequency x 100
= 0.2434 x 100 = 24.34%
6. The percentage of objects with age less than 60 years ?
Percent = relative frequency x 100
=0.6720 x 100 = 67.20%
7 . Variable is ……..Age
Types of variable is ….. Quantitative continuous
8. True class interval for the interval (50 – 59)
1) d = gap = 40 -39 =1
2) d/2 = ½ = 0.5
3) ( 50 -0.5 , 59 +0.5) = (49.5 ,59.5)
9. Width is …..W= 40 – 30 = 10
10 .Sample size .n = 189 (sum of the frequency column)

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11. The cumulative frequency of the fourth interval is 172.
12. The mid-point of the fourth interval is 74.5.

Answer the following questions :


1. The variable is …..Pathologic tumor size
2. Type of variable is …..Quantitative continues
3. The sample size is …

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. n = 13 +35+17+18+15+11 = 110
4. The chart name …
Histogram
5. The number of patient with the lowest pathologic tumor size is …
13
6. The percentage of cancer patients with approximate tumor size = 2
Percent = Relative frequency x 100
= f/n x100
=18/110 x100
= 16.36 %

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1) The type of the graph is:

(e)Bar chart (f) polygon (d) histogram

(c) line (a) curve

(b) not known

2) The number of patients stayed the longest time without pain is:

(f) 10

(e) 15

(d) 6

(c) 5

(b) 80

(a) 1

3)The percent of patients spent 3.5 hours or more without pain is:

(f) 37.5%
e) 68.75%
(d) 18.75% (c) 50% (a) 25%
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4)The lowest number of hours spent without pain is:

(f))10

(e) 1

(d) 0.5

(c) 5

(b) 25

(a) 6.5

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