Statistics 13 –SS II August 2, 2010. Sale prices of shoes; n=50 pairs 106129 98113109104 76117 76106 65115 67125 95 80107 89 67 42 90 88143 89 93102 86132107.

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Statistics 13 –SS II August 2, 2010

Sale prices of shoes; n=50 pairs

Ordered Data PriceRankPriceRankPriceRankPriceRankPriceRank

Frequency Table IntervalFrequencyRel. Frequency 40 <= X < <= X < <= X < <= X < <= X < <= X < <= X < <= X < Total