TIME LLFREQUENCY (f)fx m(т - и)2fx (т - и)4TIME ULmm – µ5079464.5258.0135.214 -70.7145000.51020002.04180109894.5756.0135.214 -40.7141657.65313261.224135.214 -10.714135.214 19.286135.214 49.28611013910124.51245.0114.7961147.95914016913154.52008.5371.9394835.2041701994184.5738.02429.0829716.327220229224.5673.5135.214 89.2867971.93923915.81611242567972878.57113Steps required to create bell graph fromthis spreadsheet please

We are given an ungrouped frequency distribution of 42 observations. Mean, μ=∑i=1nxifi∑i=1nfi…

TIME UL FREQUENCY (f) fx m (m - u)2 fx (m -)² TIME LL m 5000.510 20002.041 135.214-70.714 135.214 -40.714 135.214 -10.714 135.214 19.286 135.214 49.286 50 79 64.5 258.0 80 109 94.5 756.0 1657.653 13261.224 139 1245.0 114.796 1147.959 110 10 124.5 140 169 13 154.5 2008.5 371.939 4835.204 170 199 184.5 738.0 2429.082 9716.327 4 220 229 3. 224.5 673.5 135.214 89.286 7971.939 23915.816 42 5679 72878.571 Steps required to create bell graph from this spreadsheet please

TIME UL FREQUENCY (f) fx m (m - u)2 fx (m -)² TIME LL m 5000.510 20002.041 135.214-70.714 135.214 -40.714 135.214 -10.714 135.214 19.286 135.214 49.286 50 79 64.5 258.0 80 109 94.5 756.0 1657.653 13261.224 139 1245.0 114.796 1147.959 110 10 124.5 140 169 13 154.5 2008.5 371.939 4835.204 170 199 184.5 738.0 2429.082 9716.327 4 220 229 3. 224.5 673.5 135.214 89.286 7971.939 23915.816 42 5679 72878.571 Steps required to create bell graph from this spreadsheet please

Functions and Change: A Modeling Approach to College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337111348

Author:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

Publisher:Bruce Crauder, Benny Evans, Alan Noell

Chapter1: Functions

Section1.2: Functions Given By Tables

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