In: Statistics and Probability
he upper boundaries for a distribution of waiting times (in seconds) in a grocery store aisle are 44, 55, 66, and 77. List the value for each lower boundary in this distribution.
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upper boundaries are 77, 66, 55, 44
SOLUTION:
From given data,
upper boundaries for a distribution of waiting times (in seconds) in a grocery store aisle are 44, 55, 66, and 77. List the value for each lower boundary in this distribution.
The class width is obtained as below:
From the information , the upper limits are given as, 44,55,66,77.
It is evident that the upper limit of a certain step is the lower limit of the next step.
The class width can be obtained by the subtraction of the upper class limits.
C = x i+1 - xi
= 55 - 44
= 11
The class width would be same for all the class intervals.
The lower limits are obtained as shown below:
The upper limits are obtained as 44,55,66,77.
The class width is 11.
The lower limit corresponding to the upper limit 44 is.
x1 = x i+1 - ci
= 44 - 11
= 33
The lower limit corresponding to the upper limit 55 is,
x2 = x i+1 - ci
= 55 - 11
= 44
The lower limit corresponding to the upper limit 66 is,
x3 = x i+1 - ci
= 66 - 11
= 55
The lower limit corresponding to the upper limit 77 is,
x4 = x i+1 - ci
= 77 - 11
= 66
The lower limits are 33 , 44 , 55 , 66 . The table is
Lower boundary | Upper boundary |
66 | 77 |
55 | 66 |
44 | 55 |
33 | 44 |