The number of lemonades sold from Kaylee's Lemonade stand are as follows: 35 28 28 26...

The number of lemonades sold from Kaylee's Lemonade stand are as follows:

35	28	28	26	34	33	29	29	35	24
26	28	28	31	29	28	26	30	27	34
33	31	28	34	34	21	31	28	35	21

Using the 2^k rule, what is the optimum number of classes needed to create a frequency distribution:

	a.	7
	b.	6
	c.	4
	d.	5

What is the median number of glasses sold?

The most frequently observed value is known as the:

The range of data is:

The 75th percentile as calculated in the text is:

The 90th percentile exceeds:

The average value from above is:

The standard deviation of the standard is:

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35	28	28	26	34	33	29	29	35	24
26	28	28	31	29	28	26	30	27	34
33	31	28	34	34	21	31	28	35	21

35	28	28	26	34	33	29	29	35	24
26	28	28	31	29	28	26	30	27	34
33	31	28	34	34	21	31	28	35	21

35	28	28	26	34	33	29	29	35	24
26	28	28	31	29	28	26	30	27	34
33	31	28	34	34	21	31	28	35	21