Data for yield stresses of reinforcing bars in MPa have been presented in terms of frequency distribution below. Represent these data graphically in terms of histograms, frequency polygon, and ogives. Table 2.3-12: Frequency table for yield stresses of reinforcing bars in MPa. Classes Frequency 350 365 1 365 380 1 380 395 2 410 425 395 9 410 8 425 440 8 440 455 9 455 470 1 470 485 1

Data for yield stresses of reinforcing bars in MPa have been presented in terms of frequency distribution below. Represent these data graphically in terms of histograms, frequency polygon, and ogives. Table 2.3-12: Frequency table for yield stresses of reinforcing bars in MPa. Classes Frequency 350 365 1 365 380 1 380 395 2 410 425 395 9 410 8 425 440 8 440 455 9 455 470 1 470 485 1

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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