For the question as followed, just write the formula and the way you solve the problem:...

For the question as followed, just write the formula and the way you solve the problem:

Given a chart a, size = 50 (i.e. 50 values in chart a), and the range of the chart a is given

Divide the range into N = 10 equal-length segments (hereafter called “bins”) and for each bin, find its bound (aj , bj ) as well as its center cj for j = 1, 2,..., 10.

Sort the data and place each value "ai" into that bin whose lower bound is less than or equal to "ai" and whose upper bound is greater than "ai"; thereafter, for each bin count the number of "ai" assigned to the new declare variable.

Aj(j=1 to 50) = 1,2,3,4,and all the way to 50

i.e. A1=1,....., A45=45,....A48=48,...，A50=50

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milcah answered 9 months ago

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