7. For a normal distribution, the histogram will be bell-shaped and the normal quantile plot will have data points follow a straight-line pattern. 8. From the table, NR² (right chi-squared) is found to be 38.4158. So, it can be assumed that N² (left chi-squared) will be -38.4158. 9. Subtracting the lower class limit from the upper class limit will give the class width of any class in a frequency distribution table.

7. For a normal distribution, the histogram will be bell-shaped and the normal quantile plot will have data points follow a straight-line pattern. 8. From the table, NR² (right chi-squared) is found to be 38.4158. So, it can be assumed that N² (left chi-squared) will be -38.4158. 9. Subtracting the lower class limit from the upper class limit will give the class width of any class in a frequency distribution table.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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