Albany State University Histogram and Frequency Polygon Analysis

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Question Description

I’m working on a economics question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

Height of students in statistics

Fall 2004, Height in Inches

63

62

70

74

68

62

67

70

72

65

73

60

65

69

69

67

65

62

70

64

63

75

72

60

67

63

64

67

65

68

Construct Tally Sheet

Frequency Distribution Table
Class, absolute, relative, and percentage distribution
Histogram and Frequency Polygon
Cumulative distribution, less than and percentiles included

Tags: Business statistics Frequency Polygon Frequency Distribution Table
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