construct a histogram and scatter plot with the following data, analyse and explain the trends and their meanings in order to answer the theory: parental smoking affects the birth weight and gestational period of a newborn baby. ABCDF1Birth weight BirthweightGestational Gestational period2.651.92333332.92.05393542.922.37343753.032.5139396.3.112.66373573.152.74403983.22.7541409.3.232.783837103.2734038113.353.144141123.423.183838133.633.193841143.653.324240153.773.324039163.933.413839173.943.534240184.073.554441194.13.594140204.323.644040214.553.86443922 (non smoker)3.87(non-smoker45234.574124(smoker)(smoker)25

construct a histogram and scatter plot with the following data, analyse and explain the trends and their meanings in order to answer the theory: parental smoking affects the birth weight and gestational period of a newborn baby.

construct a histogram and scatter plot with the following data, analyse and explain the trends and their meanings in order to answer the theory: parental smoking affects the birth weight and gestational period of a newborn baby.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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