The heights of 50 students are given by the table below classes Frequencies [150,155[ [155,160[ [160,165[ [165,170[ [170.175[ [175,180] 6. 12 15 1) What is the population? The character and its type? The range? 2) Draw the table of frequencies, %RF and ICF 3) Draw the histogram of ICF and the corresponding polygon.

The heights of 50 students are given by the table below classes Frequencies [150,155[ [155,160[ [160,165[ [165,170[ [170.175[ [175,180] 6. 12 15 1) What is the population? The character and its type? The range? 2) Draw the table of frequencies, %RF and ICF 3) Draw the histogram of ICF and the corresponding polygon.

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

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Chapter8: Areas Of Polygons And Circles

Section8.1: Area And Initial Postulates

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