1. The following data are the numbers of cycles to failure of aluminium test coupons subjected to repeated alternating stress at 21,000 psi, 18 cycles per second. 1115 865 1015 885 1594 1000 1416 1501 1310 2130 845 1223 2023 1820 1560 1238 1540 1421 1674 375 1315 1940 1055 990 1502 1109 1016 2265 1269 1120 1764 1468 1258 1481 1102 1910 1260 910 1330 1512 1315 1567 1605 1018 1888 1730 1608 1750 1085 1883 706 1452 1782 1102 1535 1642 Construct a stem-and-leaf display for these data.

1. The following data are the numbers of cycles to failure of aluminium test coupons subjected to repeated alternating stress at 21,000 psi, 18 cycles per second. 1115 865 1015 885 1594 1000 1416 1501 1310 2130 845 1223 2023 1820 1560 1238 1540 1421 1674 375 1315 1940 1055 990 1502 1109 1016 2265 1269 1120 1764 1468 1258 1481 1102 1910 1260 910 1330 1512 1315 1567 1605 1018 1888 1730 1608 1750 1085 1883 706 1452 1782 1102 1535 1642 Construct a stem-and-leaf display for these data.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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