2. R&E stock brokering company has randomly selected a group of 20 customers if they would like to invest their savings in low, medium, high and very high risk stocks. Responses are as follows: Very high Medium low Medium High High low Medium Medium Very high low Medium Very high low Medium Medium low High High low A. Construct the frequency table. B. What is the relative frequency of customers who prefer investing in high risk stocks? Comment on the results. C. What is the percentage (%) of customers who prefer investing in low and Medium risk stocks? Comment on the results. D. What is the best presentation for the above data? Justify your choice? Comment on the results.

2. R&E stock brokering company has randomly selected a group of 20 customers if they would like to invest their savings in low, medium, high and very high risk stocks. Responses are as follows: Very high Medium low Medium High High low Medium Medium Very high low Medium Very high low Medium Medium low High High low A. Construct the frequency table. B. What is the relative frequency of customers who prefer investing in high risk stocks? Comment on the results. C. What is the percentage (%) of customers who prefer investing in low and Medium risk stocks? Comment on the results. D. What is the best presentation for the above data? Justify your choice? Comment on the results.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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