Question 1 The following data give the heights in centimeters of a group of people. Height in centimeters 152 171 178 157 171 149 158 166 150 175 153 162 152| 165 190 | 166 144 167 152 182 167 166 154...


In (b), (c) and (d), use class intervals of width 10 centimeters, starting from 140 cm.


Question 1<br>The following data give the heights in centimeters of a group of people.<br>Height in centimeters<br>152<br>171<br>178<br>157<br>171<br>149<br>158<br>166<br>150<br>175 153<br>162 152| 165<br>190 | 166<br>144<br>167<br>152<br>182<br>167<br>166<br>154<br>170<br>154<br>162<br>156<br>180<br>153<br>166<br>157<br>184<br>161<br>161<br>159<br>152<br>(a) Construct a stem-and-leaf graph for the given data.<br>(b) Draw a table with the relative frequencies and cumulative frequencies (in percentages) for all<br>class intervals.<br>(c) Construct a histogram for the given data, showing relative frequencies as percentages on the<br>y (vertical) axis.<br>(d) Draw a cumulative frequency polygon for the data.<br>(e) Comment on the skewness of the data.<br>In (b), (c) and (d), use class intervals of width 10 centimeters, starting from 140 cm.<br>

Extracted text: Question 1 The following data give the heights in centimeters of a group of people. Height in centimeters 152 171 178 157 171 149 158 166 150 175 153 162 152| 165 190 | 166 144 167 152 182 167 166 154 170 154 162 156 180 153 166 157 184 161 161 159 152 (a) Construct a stem-and-leaf graph for the given data. (b) Draw a table with the relative frequencies and cumulative frequencies (in percentages) for all class intervals. (c) Construct a histogram for the given data, showing relative frequencies as percentages on the y (vertical) axis. (d) Draw a cumulative frequency polygon for the data. (e) Comment on the skewness of the data. In (b), (c) and (d), use class intervals of width 10 centimeters, starting from 140 cm.

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