LECTURE 2 Discrete Quantitative Data A simple frequency distribution, frequency bar char can be used to organize the discrete quantitative variable. Example.

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LECTURE 2 Discrete Quantitative Data A simple frequency distribution, frequency bar char can be used to organize the discrete quantitative variable. Example 1: Suppose that we are interest in the number of children that a Saudi Women has and we take a sample of 16 women and obtain the following data on the number of children:

a) Prepare a simple frequency distribution for this data b) Construct a frequency bar char Solution: the population: All Saudi women, sample size: 16 women, variable: number of children that a Saudi woman has, Type of variable: discrete quantitative. (a)Frequency distribution