Survey of Adult Males' Heights Set 1 Heights Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency 63-65 1 1/28 1 66-68 5 5/28 6 69-71 11 11/28 17 72-74 10 10/24 27 75-77 1 1/28 28 Set 2 Heights Frequency 66-68 8 69-71 6 72-74 6 75-77 7 78-80 1 1) The instructor suspects that one of the sets consists of heights actually obtained from randomly selected adult males, but the other set consists of numbers that were fabricated. Examine the data generated from Set #1 and #2 and identify the set you believe to be false. Explain your reasons clearly using complete sentences.

Survey of Adult Males' Heights Set 1 Heights Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency 63-65 1 1/28 1 66-68 5 5/28 6 69-71 11 11/28 17 72-74 10 10/24 27 75-77 1 1/28 28 Set 2 Heights Frequency 66-68 8 69-71 6 72-74 6 75-77 7 78-80 1 1) The instructor suspects that one of the sets consists of heights actually obtained from randomly selected adult males, but the other set consists of numbers that were fabricated. Examine the data generated from Set #1 and #2 and identify the set you believe to be false. Explain your reasons clearly using complete sentences.

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Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

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ISBN:9780079039897

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Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.6: Summarizing Categorical Data

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