MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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ISBN: 9781119256830
Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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Question 16. Given a sample of n= 5 data values: X1 = 12, X2=23, x3 = 26, X4 =28, and x5 = 10 Find the following: E3(x;- 10)2 =1 QUESTION 3 Question 37. Amy noted the prices ($) of a random sample of n=9 items to be used by her in a project as: X1=87, x2 67, x3= 15, x4=20, x5 = 34, x6=54, x7=22, Xg 95, and xg=20. Find the maximum value. (Do not type $ or dollars in your answer). QUESTION 4 Question 17, Given a sample of n=5 data values: X1 = 12, x2= 23, x3=26, x4=28, and x5 =10 Up to three decimal places, find the following:
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Transcribed Image Text:Question 16. Given a sample of n= 5 data values: X1 = 12, X2=23, x3 = 26, X4 =28, and x5 = 10 Find the following: E3(x;- 10)2 =1 QUESTION 3 Question 37. Amy noted the prices ($) of a random sample of n=9 items to be used by her in a project as: X1=87, x2 67, x3= 15, x4=20, x5 = 34, x6=54, x7=22, Xg 95, and xg=20. Find the maximum value. (Do not type $ or dollars in your answer). QUESTION 4 Question 17, Given a sample of n=5 data values: X1 = 12, x2= 23, x3=26, x4=28, and x5 =10 Up to three decimal places, find the following:
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