MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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You are given the frequency distribution table for the amounts spent on video rentals (in dollars) during 2012 by 30 households randomly selected from those who rented videos in 2012:

 

Amount Spent on Video Rentals (in dollars)

Frequency

1-200

20

201-400

4

401-600

3

601-800

2

801-1000

1

 

Prepare the cumulative frequency, cumulative relative frequency, and cumulative percentage distributions. Find the cumulative frequency, cumulative relative frequency, and cumulative percentage for the class corresponding to 201-400.

Round your answer for the cumulative relative frequency to three decimal places and your answer for the cumulative percentage to one decimal place.

Cumulative frequency = Enter you answer; Cumulative frequency

Cumulative relative frequency = Enter you answer; Cumulative relative frequency

Cumulative percentage = Enter you answer; Cumulative percentage

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