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Age Distribution Analysis with Intervals

The document presents age distribution data categorized into 7-intervals and 13-intervals, along with relative frequencies and counts for each age group. It concludes that the program is not in compliance with the policy as the majority of participants are not older than 50. Additionally, it discusses the sufficiency of the 7-interval distribution compared to the 13-interval distribution for analyzing participant age data.

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Age Distribution Analysis with Intervals

The document presents age distribution data categorized into 7-intervals and 13-intervals, along with relative frequencies and counts for each age group. It concludes that the program is not in compliance with the policy as the majority of participants are not older than 50. Additionally, it discusses the sufficiency of the 7-interval distribution compared to the 13-interval distribution for analyzing participant age data.

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Age 7_Interval 13_Interval 7-intervals

83 81-89= 80-83 38-45


51 46-54 47-51 46-54
66 64-71 61-65 55-63
61 55-63 56-60 64-71
82 81-89 80-83 72-80
65 64-71 61-65 81-89
54 46-54 52-55 90-98
56 55-63 52-55
92 90-98 89-93
60 55-63 56-60
65 64-71 61-65
87 81-89 84-88
68 64-71 66-69
64 55-63 61-65
51 46-54 47-51
70 64-71 66-69
75 72-80 70-74
66 64-71 61-65
74 72-80 70-74
68 64-71 66-69 Over 50 Count
44 38-45 42-46 46
55 46-54 52-55
78 72-80 75-79
69 64-71 66-69
98 90-98 94-98
67 64-71 66-69
82 81-89 80-83
77 72-80 75-79
79 72-80 75-79
62 55-63 61-65
38 38-45 38-41
88 81-89 84-88 answer (a) : No, the
76 72-80 75-79
99 90-98 94-98 answer( b) : No, the *7-interval distrib
84 81-89 80-83
47 46-54 42-46 answer c : The *13-interval distributio
60 55-63 56-60
42 38-45 38-41
66 64-71 61-65
74 72-80 70-74
91 90-98 89-93
71 64-71 70-74
83 81-89 80-83
80 72-80 75-79
68 64-71 66-69
65 64-71 61-65
51 46-54 47-51
56 55-63 52-55
73 72-80 70-74
55 46-54 52-55
Relative Frequency Frequency 13 intervals Relative Frequency Frequency
0.06 3 38-41 0.04 2
0.14 7 42-46 0.04 2
0.14 7 47-51 0.06 3
0.26 13 52-55 0.1 5
0.18 9 56-60 0.06 3
0.14 7 61-65 0.16 8
0.08 4 66-69 0.12 6
70-74 0.1 5
75-79 0.1 5
80-83 0.1 5
84-88 0.04 2
89-93 0.04 2
94-98 0.04 2

Percentage Over 50 In Compliance Column1


92 FALSE

answer (a) : No, the program *is not in compliance* with the policy since not maximum participants are not older than 50, which

b) : No, the *7-interval distribution* is sufficient for answering part (a). The 13-interval distribution provides more detail, but it doesn't

: The *13-interval distribution* would give a better estimate of the number of participants between 45 and 50 due to its finer level of d
not older than 50, which does

e detail, but it doesn't

ue to its finer level of d

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