10.

Cell phone provider (AT&T, Verizon, and so on): Nominal level

The numbers of minutes used last month (200, 400, for example): Ratio level
Satisfaction with the service (Terrible, Adequate, Excellent, and so forth): Measurement level
surement level
 8 8 6 11 11 9
9 15 8 8 12 5

a. n = 36
2^𝑘>𝑛
2^𝑘>36
64 >36
2^6>36
k = 6

Min= 3
Max= 15
b. i ≥ (𝑀𝑎𝑥 𝑉𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒 −𝑀𝑖𝑛
𝑉𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒)/𝑘
i ≥ (15−3)/6

i ≥ 2
Class interval is 2
c. Quantity for the lower limit of the initial class is 3

FREQUENCY CUMULATIVE RELATIVE

d.
DISTRIBUTION FREQUENCY FREQUENCY

3 Up To 5 6 6 17%
5 Up To 7 5 11 14%
7 Up To 9 15 26 42%
9 Up To 11 6 32 17%
11 Up To 13 2 34 6%
13 Up To 15 2 36 6%
36 100%

e.
Investments Portofoli
20
15 3; 15
Frequency

10 FREQUENCY DISTRIB
5 1; 6 2; 5 4; 6
5; 2 6; 2
0
4 6 8 10 12 14 16
Investment Portofolio
 Fr
5; 2 6; 2
0
4 6 8 10 12 14 16
Investment Portofolio

the shape of the frequency distribution is fairly symmetric with the most frequency in middle cl
 8 5 11 4 8 5 14 7 12 8 6 11 9
9 8 5 9 10 11 3 9 8 6

RELATIVE
FREQUENCY
CUMULATIVE
17%
31%
72%
89%
94%
100%

oli

FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION

6; 2
16
 6; 2
16

the most frequency in middle class 7 up to 9

7
a. Chart Called is Frequency Polygon
b. 7 homes
c. the class interval is 50
d. 75% the houses sold for less than $ 200.000
e. One hundred seventy-five of the homes sold for less than $250.000
 738 436
418 1495
226 172
178 1199
1957 272
430 485
932 93
22 243
314 575
1067 506
64 265
941 744

n = 24
2^𝑘>𝑛
2^𝑘>24
32>24
2^5>24
k 5
Min 22
Max 1957
i ≥ (𝑀𝑎𝑥 𝑉𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒
−𝑀𝑖𝑛 𝑉𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒)/𝑘
i ≥ (1957−22)/5

i≥ 387

NUMBER OF FREQUENCY
a. CLASS OUTSTANDING DISTRIBUTION
SHARE
22 UP TO 409 22 - 409 10
409 UP TO 796 409 - 796 8
796 UP TO 1183 796 - 1183 3
1183 UP TO 1570 1183 - 1570 2
1570 UP TO 1957 1570 - 1957 1
TOTAL 24

22 - 409 409 - 796 796 - 1183

Westinghouse 22 FirstEnergy 418 DuPont 932
 Google Inc. 64 Pacific Gas and Electric 430 Apple 941
ITT Corporation 93 Costco 436 Facebook 1,067
DTE Energy 172 American Electric Power 485
Entergy 178 Public Service Electric & Gas 506
Harley-Davidson 226 Virginia Electric and Power 575
Ameren 243 Southwest Airlines 738
Consumers Energy 265 Starbucks 744
Eastman Kodak 272
Eversource 314

b. Frequency Distributor

NUMBER OF FREQUENCY
CLASS OUTSTANDING DISTRIBUTION
SHARE
22 UP TO 409 22 - 409 10
409 UP TO 796 409 - 796 8
796 UP TO 1183 796 - 1183 3
1183 UP TO 1570 1183 - 1570 2
1570 UP TO 1957 1570 - 1957 1
TOTAL 24

NUMBER OF FREQUENCY CUMULATIVE

c. CLASS OUTSTANDING DISTRIBUTION FREQUENCY
SHARE
22 UP TO 409 22 - 409 10 10
409 UP TO 796 409 - 796 8 18
796 UP TO 1183 796 - 1183 3 21
1183 UP TO 1570 1183 - 1570 2 23
1570 UP TO 1957 1570 - 1957 1 24
TOTAL 24

d. Cumulative Frequency Distribution

 NUMBER OF CUMULATIVE
CLASS OUTSTANDING FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY
SHARE
22 UP TO 409 22 - 409 10 10
409 UP TO 796 409 - 796 8 18
796 UP TO 1183 796 - 1183 3 21
1183 UP TO 1570 1183 - 1570 2 23
1570 UP TO 1957 1570 - 1957 1 24
TOTAL 24

NUMBER OF CUMULATIVE
e. CLASS OUTSTANDING FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY
SHARE
22 UP TO 409 22 - 409 10 10
409 UP TO 796 409 - 796 8 18
796 UP TO 1183 796 - 1183 3 21
1183 UP TO 1570 1183 - 1570 2 23
1570 UP TO 1957 1570 - 1957 1 24
TOTAL 24

75% of the companies have less than 796 of outstanding shares

NUMBER OF CUMULATIVE
f. CLASS OUTSTANDING FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY
SHARE
22 UP TO 409 22 - 409 10 10
409 UP TO 796 409 - 796 8 18
796 UP TO 1183 796 - 1183 3 21
1183 UP TO 1570 1183 - 1570 2 23
1570 UP TO 1957 1570 - 1957 1 24
TOTAL 24

Based on the data above, the largest number of outstanding shares is in class 22 - 409 in 10 companies. Wh
1570 -1957, there is only one company that has the highest number of outstanding shares of 1,957 by the C
that 75% of the outstanding shares are in the classes 22-409 and 409-796, where there are 18 companies wh
shares outstanding. This indicates that more than 50% of companies have not too many shares outstanding.
 1183 - 1570 1570 - 1957
Dow Chemical 1,199 Chevron 1,957
Home Depot 1,495

FREQUENCY POLYGON
12

10

8
Frequency

6 FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION

0
200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2200
Number of Outstanding Share

CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY POLYGON

30

25
20
ncy
 CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY POLYGON
30
25

20
Frequency

15 CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY

10

0
200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2200
Number of Outstanding Share

RELATIVE
RELATIVE
FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY
CUMULATIVE
42% 42%
33% 75%
13% 88%
8% 96%
4% 100%
100%

g shares
RELATIVE
RELATIVE
FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY
CUMULATIVE
42% 42%
33% 75%
13% 88%
8% 96%
4% 100%
100%

09 in 10 companies. While the highest class, namely class

hares of 1,957 by the Chevron company. The data shows
re are 18 companies whose shares range from 22-796
any shares outstanding.
YGON

FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION

00 2000 2200

POLYGON
 POLYGON

CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY

2000 2200
 n= 50
2^𝑘>𝑛
2^𝑘>50
2^6>50
64>50
k = 6
Min = 1
Max = 246

i ≥ (𝑀𝑎𝑥 𝑉𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒
−𝑀𝑖𝑛 𝑉𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒)/𝑘
i≥
(246−1)
/6
i≥
245/6
i≥ 40.83333 Pembulatan 41

FARM (In CUMULATIVE

CLASS FREQUENCY
1000) FREQUENCY

0 Up To 41 0-41 28 28
41 Up To 82 41-82 19 47
82 Up To 123 82-123 2 49
123 Up To 164 123-164 0 49
164 Up To 205 164-205 0 49
205 Up To 246 205-246 1 50
TOTAL 50

FREQUENCY AND RELATIVE FREQUENCY CUMU

POLYGON FREQU
30 60% 60
25 50% 50
20 40%
40
equency

FREQUENCY
15 30% RELATIVE FREQUENCY
Axis Title 30
10 20%
 FREQUENCY AND RELATIVE FREQUENCY CUMU
POLYGON FREQU
30 60% 60
25 50% 50
20 40%
40

Frequency
FREQUENCY
15 30% RELATIVE FREQUENCY
Axis Title 30
10 20%
20
5 10%
0 0% 10
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 0
0
FARM
In 1.000

Based on the data above, the largest number of farms is in the class 0-41,000 hectares, totaling 28 farm. tha
class, namely 205,000 - 246,000, has only one farms with a percentage of 2%. The data shows that there ar
sample)
 1 2 3 4
1 50 12 5 28
2 8 48 3 75
3 77 25 13 20
4 88 1 75 246
5 32 42 7 31

RELATIVE
RELATIVE
FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY
CUMULATIVE
56% 56%
38% 94%
4% 98%
0% 98%
0% 98%
2% 100%
100%

CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY AND RELATIVE

FREQUENCY CUMULATIVE POLYGON
60 120%
50 100%
40 80% CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY
RELATIVE FREQUENCY
Axis Title 30 60% CUMULATIVE
 CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY AND RELATIVE
FREQUENCY CUMULATIVE POLYGON
60 120%
50 100%
40 80% CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY
RELATIVE FREQUENCY
Axis Title 30 60% CUMULATIVE
20 40%
10 20%
0 0%
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Axis Title

ctares, totaling 28 farm. that is, 56%. Meanwhile, Farms which is in the highest
The data shows that there are more small farms than large ones (based on the existing
 5 6 7 8 9 10
59 19 35 22 80 5
25 77 46 68 10 69
35 6 52 61 36 38
59 50 44 98 74 2
28 9 8 44 25 37