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Chapter 2, Problem 16BSC

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QUESTION:

Relative Frequencies for Comparisons. In Exercises 15 and 16, construct the relative frequencies and answer the given questions.

White Blood Cell Counts Construct one table (similar to Table 2­9 on page 50) that includes relative frequencies based on the frequency distributions from Exercises 9 and 10, and then compare the white blood cell counts of females and males. Are there notable differences?

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QUESTION:

Relative Frequencies for Comparisons. In Exercises 15 and 16, construct the relative frequencies and answer the given questions.

White Blood Cell Counts Construct one table (similar to Table 2­9 on page 50) that includes relative frequencies based on the frequency distributions from Exercises 9 and 10, and then compare the white blood cell counts of females and males. Are there notable differences?

ANSWER:

Answer :

Step 1 of 2 :

Given, White blood cell count of males and the frequency

White blood cell count of males

Frequency

3 - 4.9

8

5 - 6.9

15

7 - 8.9

11

9 - 10.9

5

11 - 12.9

1

We have to find the relative frequency for comparison

The total frequency = 82

Relative frequency =

Example :

               Relative frequency =

                                               = 20

class width : the difference between the upper and lower class limit.

Example : 4.9 - 3

                  = 1.9

class midpoints : (lower class limit + upper class limit)/ 2 

Example : (3+4.9)/2

              = 3.95

 class boundaries :

Upper class boundary = Upper limit + ()  unit of measurement

Ex: 4.9 is the upper class limit and unit of measurement is 0.1

Therefore ,

Upper class boundary = 4.9 + ()  0.1

                                    = 4.95

Lower class boundary = Lower limit + ()  unit of measurement

Ex: 4.9 is the upper class limit and unit of measurement is 0.1

Therefore ,

Upper class boundary = 3 + ()  0.1

                                    = 3.05

White blood cell count of males

Frequency

Relative frequency

Class width

Class midpoints

Class boundaries

3 - 4.9

8

20

1.9

3.95

(3.05 , 4.95)

5 - 6.9

15

37.5

1.9

5.95

(5.05 , 6.95)

7 - 8.9

11

27.5

1.9

7.95

(7.05 , 8.95)

9 - 10.9

5

12.5

1.9

9.95

(9.05 , 10.95)

11 - 12.9

1

2.5

1.9

11.95

(11.05 , 12.95)

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