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Mustangs Coast to Coast
7/10/12, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Blue Notch
What the heck? Isn't there like a lab session or something? Or a TA? What about doing it on something like HP ratings or track times? That might be a little more fun.
That would be interesting but it needs to be smaller whole numbers that are easier to graph and to chart and whatnot ...
I have no idea
7/10/12, 10:01 PM
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David, I have no idea what the relative one is or how you find that...I just ordered the book and should have it by Monday but I have had this professor before and he's not one to really sit down and help and guide us with anything...heck we have our first test on Monday and he wasn't even here yesterday to teach us!
7/10/12, 10:01 PM
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The whole number part sucks.
7/10/12, 10:04 PM
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Google is your friend too. There's tons of sites with guides to help you work through whatever problems you have. Of course some professors are picky about doing things 'their way'.
7/10/12, 10:05 PM
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It needs to be simple meaning the class width needs to be an odd number and so on and so forth, he doesn't want crazy decimal values like 3.87 or whatever...he said if if it is done with 5s and 0s it would be ok like 10.5 for example
7/10/12, 10:06 PM
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this may be of some help
http://www.cliffsnotes.com/study_gui...Id-267439.html
whereas a histogram simply counts the number of occurrences, a relative histogram compares the number of occurrences of one item, to the total number of occurrences in a given set.
http://www.cliffsnotes.com/study_gui...Id-267439.html
whereas a histogram simply counts the number of occurrences, a relative histogram compares the number of occurrences of one item, to the total number of occurrences in a given set.
7/10/12, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by StangMahn
this may be of some help
http://www.cliffsnotes.com/study_gui...Id-267439.html
whereas a histogram simply counts the number of occurrences, a relative histogram compares the number of occurrences of one item, to the total number of occurrences in a given set.
http://www.cliffsnotes.com/study_gui...Id-267439.html
whereas a histogram simply counts the number of occurrences, a relative histogram compares the number of occurrences of one item, to the total number of occurrences in a given set.
7/10/12, 10:29 PM
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I'll think later. 
7/11/12, 06:18 AM
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7/11/12, 06:45 AM
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someone shoot me.....
I need 30 whole number samples as in gas prices or shoe sizes or height or whatnot...with that I have to do 5 different things that need to be presented which are :
1) raw data
2) organized data
3) histogram and relative
4) frequency polygon and relative
5) ogive (cumulative) and relative
I have no idea what the heck to do....
1) raw data
2) organized data
3) histogram and relative
4) frequency polygon and relative
5) ogive (cumulative) and relative
I have no idea what the heck to do....
Isn't that the solicitation you were saying you weren't supposed to be doing?
Not a fan of ginger ale but Rum
....at this time last night I was having my rum and coke...I am SO glad you included the picture...that could have been bad
Morning all!
