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    This document contains the analysis of three datasets using R software. For the first dataset of lengths, the mean is 28.35, median is 28, most common value is 27, variance is 19.81842, standard deviation is 4.451789. For the second dataset of heights, the mean is 2.143333, median is 2.17, most common value is 2.17, variance is 0.01520952, standard deviation is 0.1233269. For the third dataset of frequencies, the mean is 44, median is 45.5, most common value is 50, variance is 50, standard deviation is 7.071068.

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    This document contains the analysis of three datasets using R software. For the first dataset of lengths, the mean is 28.35, median is 28, most common value is 27, variance is 19.81842, standard deviation is 4.451789. For the second dataset of heights, the mean is 2.143333, median is 2.17, most common value is 2.17, variance is 0.01520952, standard deviation is 0.1233269. For the third dataset of frequencies, the mean is 44, median is 45.5, most common value is 50, variance is 50, standard deviation is 7.071068.

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    Biostat Assignment Lab 1

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    This document contains the analysis of three datasets using R software. For the first dataset of lengths, the mean is 28.35, median is 28, most common value is 27, variance is 19.81842, standard deviation is 4.451789. For the second dataset of heights, the mean is 2.143333, median is 2.17, most common value is 2.17, variance is 0.01520952, standard deviation is 0.1233269. For the third dataset of frequencies, the mean is 44, median is 45.5, most common value is 50, variance is 50, standard deviation is 7.071068.

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    Question 1
    > x<-length<-c(24,31,22,34,30,29,40,32,30,27,27,32,29,25,27,27,24,21,31,25)
    >x
    [1] 24 31 22 34 30 29 40 32 30 27 27 32 29 25 27 27 24 21 31 25
    > mean(x)
    [1] 28.35
    > median(x)
    [1] 28
    > temp<-table(as.vector(x))
    > names(temp)[temp==max(temp)]
    [1] "27"
    > var(x)
    [1] 19.81842
    > sd(x)
    [1] 4.451789
    > summary(x)
    Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
    21.00 25.00 28.00 28.35 31.00 40.00

    Question 2
    > x<-length<-c(1.97,2.10,2.13,1.85,2.08,2.17,2.22,2.21,2.17,2.25,2.09,2.39,2.20,2.17,2.15)
    >x
    [1] 1.97 2.10 2.13 1.85 2.08 2.17 2.22 2.21 2.17 2.25 2.09 2.39 2.20 2.17 2.15
    > mean(x)
    [1] 2.143333
    > median(x)
    [1] 2.17
    > temp<-table(as.vector(x))
    > names(temp)[temp==max(temp)]
    [1] "2.17"
    > var(x)
    [1] 0.01520952
    > sd(x)
    [1] 0.1233269
    > summary(x)
    Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
    1.850 2.095 2.170 2.143 2.205 2.390

    Question 3
    > x<-frequency<-c(52,50,32,44,39,38,50,47)
    >x
    [1] 52 50 32 44 39 38 50 47
    > mean(x)
    [1] 44
    > median(x)
    [1] 45.5
    > temp<-table(as.vector(x))
    > names(temp)[temp==max(temp)]
    [1] "50"
    > var(x)
    [1] 50
    > sd(x)
    [1] 7.071068
    > summary(x)
    Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
    32.00 38.75 45.50 44.00 50.00 52.00

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