S1-histograms
Maths and statistics discussion, revision, exam and homework help.
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Re: S1-histogramsYou've worked out the frequency density, as shown from part b, you work out the no. of people per frequency density which is 2. Therefore you just multiply your answer by 2.(Original post by otrivine)
hi can someone please help me on question 4)c Ex 4E? this is the edexcel S1 book
i tried to do this but is wrong
(35-30)x5+(40-35)x10= 75 -
Re: S1-histogramsso is it 75+40?(Original post by TenOfThem)
Look at the people who threw less than 10
(10-0)x2 = 20 but you are told it is 40 -
Re: S1-histogramsThe area of the bar from 0 to 10 metre is 20unit^2.(Original post by otrivine)
so is it 75+40?
It has 40 people, so 1unit^2 = 2 people.
The area you have found for the bar between 30 and 40 is 75unit^2.
We know 1unit^2 = 2 people
So 75unit^2 = 75 * 2 =150people -
Re: S1-histogramsi get it so what did u do to get 2 people what did u divide?(Original post by raheem94)
The area of the bar from 0 to 10 metre is 20unit^2.
It has 40 people, so 1unit^2 = 2 people.
The area you have found for the bar between 30 and 40 is 75unit^2.
We know 1unit^2 = 2 people
So 75unit^2 = 75 * 2 =150people -
Re: S1-histograms20 squares = 40 people(Original post by otrivine)
i get it so what did u do to get 2 people what did u divide?
1 square = ??? -
Re: S1-histogramsCommon sense.(Original post by otrivine)
i get it so what did u do to get 2 people what did u divide?
If 20unit^2 = 40 people
1unit^2 = 40/20 people
1unit^2 = 2people
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Re: S1-histogramsyep thanks(Original post by raheem94)
Common sense.
If 20unit^2 = 40 people
1unit^2 = 40/20 people
1unit^2 = 2people
Do you get it?