At a recent transfer student event held at MPC, students were asked their major field of...

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a).the frequency table be:-

b).i am using minitab to make the Pareto chart.

steps:-

copy the data in two column of minitab named subject and frequency stat quality tools Pareto chart in attribute data select subjects frequencies in frequency tick the option do not combine ok.

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***here i have A DOUBT, WHETHER THERE WILL BE ANY COMMA BETWEEN ENGINEERING MATH AND SOCIOLOGY MATH..here there is no comma between them...if there exists a comma between them then please mention it in the comment box.

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