http://www.ck12.org Chapter 7. Organizing and Displaying Data
TABLE7.16:
Bin Frequency
[ 40 − 50 ) 0
[ 50 − 60 ) 9
[ 60 − 70 ) 5
[ 70 − 80 ) 6
[ 80 − 90 ) 3
[ 90 − 100 ) 1
Guided Practice
The following table is the the number of minutes spent practicing per day by a professional violinist for each of the
last 80 days:
86 67 105 122 98 83 84 101 100 120
93 99 78 101 92 89 95 102 110 100
84 77 82 107 88 93 94 103 127 111
120 100 105 95 99 91 103 79 89 84
112 96 107 106 85 92 105 91 90 104
89 114 106 99 101 81 92 88 100 97
78 103 86 107 101 98 77 69 89 90
98 102 94 103 80 99 109 101 93 86
Display the results in a histogram using technology and construct a frequency distribution table using a bin size of
10.
Answer:
First, press
STAT
, choose Edit on the EDIT menu, and enter the data values into L1. Since there are so many data values, it’s a good
idea to then use 1-Var Stats to find the minimum and the maximum data values so that the correct settings for the
histogram can be entered in the WINDOW screen. To access 1-Var Stats, after returning to the main screen, press
STAT
and choose 1-Var Stats on the CALC menu. After pressing
ENTER
to choose 1-Var Stats, press
ENTER
again, and then use the down arrow to find the minimum and maximum values. You should see the following: