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Question 4 Here is a data set that has a nearly normal distribution. data data data data 38.23 70.99 39.87 57.1 52.53 40.87 52.36 42.95 25.01 33.24 31.48 65.44 45.56 51.27 56.13 48.64 33.8 54.79 51.01 66.32 37.95 78.01 49.71 51.98 53.31 35.43 70.96 37.49 38.53 56.77 44.68 56.84 51.95 56.12 48.9 60 56.17 47 39.48 65 In building a frequency table for this data set, you need to know how many values are in the class from 60 to 65. You decided that each class will include the lower class limit, but not the upper class limit. So, how many values are there in the interval [60,65), which includes 60 but NOT 65? hint: it will help to paste the data into statcrunch, stack it into a single column, and sort it in ascending order frequency = Question Help: Video Message instructor Submit Question Jump to Answer Question 5

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Here is a data set that has a nearly normal distribution.
data data data data
38.23 70.99 39.87 57.1
52.53 40.87 52.36 42.95
25.01 33.24 31.48 65.44
45.56 51.27 56.13 48.64
33.8 54.79 51.01 66.32
37.95 78.01 49.71 51.98
53.31 35.43 70.96 37.49
38.53 56.77 44.68 56.84
51.95 56.12 48.9 60
56.17 47 39.48 65
In building a frequency table for this data set, you need to know how many values are in the class from 60
to 65. You decided that each class will include the lower class limit, but not the upper class limit. So, how
many values are there in the interval [60,65), which includes 60 but NOT 65?
hint: it will help to paste the data into statcrunch, stack it into a single column, and sort it in ascending
order
frequency = 
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Question 4
Here is a data set that has a nearly normal distribution.
data data data data
38.23 70.99 39.87 57.1
52.53 40.87 52.36 42.95
25.01 33.24 31.48 65.44
45.56 51.27 56.13 48.64
33.8 54.79 51.01 66.32
37.95 78.01 49.71 51.98
53.31 35.43 70.96 37.49
38.53 56.77 44.68 56.84
51.95 56.12 48.9 60
56.17 47 39.48 65
In building a frequency table for this data set, you need to know how many values are in the class from 60
to 65. You decided that each class will include the lower class limit, but not the upper class limit. So, how
many values are there in the interval [60,65), which includes 60 but NOT 65?
hint: it will help to paste the data into statcrunch, stack it into a single column, and sort it in ascending
order
frequency =
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