Day Hour 1 Hour 2 Hour 3 Hour 4 Hour 5 Range 1 5.543 5.698 5.605 5.653 5.668 0.155 5.6334 0.0607 5.585 5.771 5.692 5.718 5.720 5.6972 0.0689 0.186 3 5.752 5.636 5.660 5.680 5,565 5.6586 0.0679 0.187 4 5.697 5.613 5.575 5.615 5.646 5.6292 0.0455 0.122 5.630 5.770 5.649 5.713 5.650 5.6824 0.0581 0.140 6. 5.807 5.647 5.756 5.677 5.761 0.0657 0.160 5.7296 5.686 5.691 5.715 5.748 5.688 5.7056 0.062 0.0264 5.681 5.699 5.767 5.736 5.752 5.7270 0.0361 0.086 5.552 5.659 5.770 5.594 5.607 5.6364 0.0839 0.218 10 5.818 5.655 5.660 5.662 5.700 0.163 5.6990 0.0689 11 5.693 5.692 5.625 5.750 5.757 5.7034 0.0535 0.132 12 5.637 5.628 5.646 5.667 5.603 5.6362 0.0235 0.064 13 5.634 5.778 5.638 5.689 5.702 5.6882 0.0586 0.144 5.664 14 5.655 5.727 5.637 5.667 5.6700 0.0339 0.090 15 5.664 5.695 5.677 5.689 5.757 5.6964 0.0359 0.093 5.707 16 5.890 5.598 5.724 5.635 5.7108 0.1127 0.292 17 5.697 5.593 5.780 5.745 5.470 0.1260 0.310 5.6570 18 6.002 5.898 5.669 5.957 5.583 5.8218 0.1850 0.419 19 6.017 5.613 5.596 5.534 0.1968 0.483 5.795 5.7110 20 5.671 6.223 5.621 5.783 5.787 0.602 5.8170 0.2380 2.

Day Hour 1 Hour 2 Hour 3 Hour 4 Hour 5 Range 1 5.543 5.698 5.605 5.653 5.668 0.155 5.6334 0.0607 5.585 5.771 5.692 5.718 5.720 5.6972 0.0689 0.186 3 5.752 5.636 5.660 5.680 5,565 5.6586 0.0679 0.187 4 5.697 5.613 5.575 5.615 5.646 5.6292 0.0455 0.122 5.630 5.770 5.649 5.713 5.650 5.6824 0.0581 0.140 6. 5.807 5.647 5.756 5.677 5.761 0.0657 0.160 5.7296 5.686 5.691 5.715 5.748 5.688 5.7056 0.062 0.0264 5.681 5.699 5.767 5.736 5.752 5.7270 0.0361 0.086 5.552 5.659 5.770 5.594 5.607 5.6364 0.0839 0.218 10 5.818 5.655 5.660 5.662 5.700 0.163 5.6990 0.0689 11 5.693 5.692 5.625 5.750 5.757 5.7034 0.0535 0.132 12 5.637 5.628 5.646 5.667 5.603 5.6362 0.0235 0.064 13 5.634 5.778 5.638 5.689 5.702 5.6882 0.0586 0.144 5.664 14 5.655 5.727 5.637 5.667 5.6700 0.0339 0.090 15 5.664 5.695 5.677 5.689 5.757 5.6964 0.0359 0.093 5.707 16 5.890 5.598 5.724 5.635 5.7108 0.1127 0.292 17 5.697 5.593 5.780 5.745 5.470 0.1260 0.310 5.6570 18 6.002 5.898 5.669 5.957 5.583 5.8218 0.1850 0.419 19 6.017 5.613 5.596 5.534 0.1968 0.483 5.795 5.7110 20 5.671 6.223 5.621 5.783 5.787 0.602 5.8170 0.2380 2.

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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability

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