Listed below are the recorded battery life durations (in hours) of 14 different laptop models tested under similar conditions. Find the range, variance, and standard deviation for the given sample data. Include appropriate units in your results. (Be sure to use the correct formula between Sample and Population for parts b and c.) Battery Life (hours):6.5, 7.2, 5.8, 8.1, 3.0, 4.5, 5.2, 6.0, 7.8, 8.5, 6.3, 4.8, 3.0, 3.0, 3.0 A. RangeB. VarianceC. Standard Deviation
Identify the A. lower class limits B. upper class limits C…
Identify the A. lower class limits B. upper class limits C. class width D. class midpoints E. class boundaries for the given frequency distribution. Age when Award Was Won–Frequency 25-37——————————– 7 38-50——————————– 12 51-63——————————— 6 64-76——————————— 9 77-89——————————– 15
Click on the dicot root.
Click on the dicot root.
microscope image leaf.jpgThis is a microscopic view of a thi…
microscope image leaf.jpgThis is a microscopic view of a thin cross section of a leaf. Class?
Picture11.jpgThis is a peach pit. What is the botanical name…
Picture11.jpgThis is a peach pit. What is the botanical name for the visible structure here?
microsope image 2.pngThis is the center of a dicot root. The…
microsope image 2.pngThis is the center of a dicot root. The large red cells in the center are what tissue type?
ivy root.jpgThis ivy has these ragged looking growths coming…
ivy root.jpgThis ivy has these ragged looking growths coming out of the stem above the ground. In general, what are these called?
What did American workers often seek through strikes in the…
What did American workers often seek through strikes in the late 19th century?
What was a significant outcome of the Great Railroad Strike…
What was a significant outcome of the Great Railroad Strike of 1877?
A store reports monthly inventory as shown in Table 2. The c…
A store reports monthly inventory as shown in Table 2. The company’s inventory carrying cost % is 15%. Table 2. Inventory by category each month in thousands of US dollars. Category Jan Feb Mar April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Gold $100.00 $181.05 $83.01 $125.57 $188.15 $195.12 $144.21 $166.43 $94.69 $180.41 $115.45 $39.09 Diamonds $75.00 $114.00 $43.91 $45.54 $50.20 $136.08 $19.11 $19.95 $2.43 $9.82 $89.24 $128.86 Platinum $90.00 $21.75 $39.72 $35.40 $15.85 $83.10 $98.22 $18.84 $83.10 $169.02 $117.57 $173.22 Other stones $30.00 $22.65 $22.10 $46.21 $20.94 $47.16 $9.14 $23.37 $37.90 $52.46 $39.89 $19.38 Other metals $40.00 $61.71 $71.39 $38.92 $23.27 $14.84 $18.70 $70.22 $34.42 $56.66 $58.83 $5.96 Which value best describes the store’s inventory investment?