A Consider the following context Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch Fill in the missing information Lower Class Limits Upper Class Limits Lower Class Boundary Upper Class Boundary Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency Class Mark or Midpoint A 4 H N T 32 DD HH 5 9 4 5 9 5 6 24 14 7 B E J P 3 AA EE JJ C F K Q U 20 FF KK D 24 L R V BB 22 LL 25 G M S 3 CC GG MM XXXX XXXX XXXXXX TOTALS Y 100 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Fill in the missing Lower Class Limits (LCL's), in order, no insignificant digits, but include any negative signs if necessary B Consider the following context Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch Fill in the missing information Lower Class Limits Upper Class Limits Lower Class Boundary Upper Class Boundary Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency Class Mark or Midpoint A 4 H N T 32 DD HH 5 9 4 5 9 5 6 24 14 7 B E J P 3 AA EE JJ C F K Q U 20 FF KK D 24 L R V BB 22 LL 25 G M S 3 CC GG MM XXXX XXXX XXXXXX TOTALS Y 100 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Fill inin the missing Upper Class Limits (UCL's), in order, again being precise C Consider the following context Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch Fill in the missing information Lower Class Limits Upper Class Limits Lower Class Boundary Upper Class Boundary Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency Class Mark or Midpoint A 4 H N T 32 DD HH 5 9 4 5 9 5 6 24 14 7 B E J P 3 AA EE JJ C F K Q U 20 FF KK D 24 L R V BB 22 LL 25 G M S 3 CC GG MM XXXX XXXX XXXXXX TOTALS Y 100 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Fill in the missing Lower Class Boundaries (LCB's), in order, no insignificant digits, but include any negative signs if necessary D Consider the following context Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch Fill in the missing information Lower Class Limits Upper Class Limits Lower Class Boundary Upper Class Boundary Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency Class Mark or Midpoint A 4 H N T 32 DD HH 5 9 4 5 9 5 6 24 14 7 B E J P 3 AA EE JJ C F K Q U 20 FF KK D 24 L R V BB 22 LL 25 G M S 3 CC GG MM XXXX XXXX XXXXXX TOTALS Y 100 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Fill in the missing Upper Class Boundaries (UCB's), in order, and be precise E Consider the following context Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch Fill in the missing information Lower Class Limits Upper Class Limits Lower Class Boundary Upper Class Boundary Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency Class Mark or Midpoint A 4 H N T 32 DD HH 5 9 4 5 9 5 6 24 14 7 B E J P 3 AA EE JJ C F K Q U 20 FF KK D 24 L R V BB 22 LL 25 G M S 3 CC GG MM XXXX XXXX XXXXXX TOTALS Y 100 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Before completing the fifth sixth columns simultaneously, record the total number of data points for cell Y, at the bottom of the fifth column HINT This information is given in the context Again,be precise F Consider the following context Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch Fill in the missing information Lower Class Limits Upper Class Limits Lower Class Boundary Upper Class Boundary Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency Class Mark or Midpoint A 4 H N T 32 DD HH 5 9 4 5 9 5 6 24 14 7 B E J P 3 AA EE JJ C F K Q U 20 FF KK D 24 L R V BB 22 LL 25 G M S 3 CC GG MM XXXX XXXX XXXXXX TOTALS Y 100 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Fill in the missing Frequency and Relative Frequency, in order, and be precise HINTS Includethe percent symbol for answers in the Relative Frequency column The details in the Cumulative Frequency column may also help inform or reinforce your answers G Consider the following context Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch Fill in the missing information Lower Class Limits Upper Class Limits Lower Class Boundary Upper Class Boundary Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency Class Mark or Midpoint A 4 H N T 32 DD HH 5 9 4 5 9 5 6 24 14 7 B E J P 3 AA EE JJ C F K Q U 20 FF KK D 24 L R V BB 22 LL 25 G M S 3 CC GG MM XXXX XXXX XXXXXX TOTALS Y 100 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Fill in the missing Cumulative Frequency, in order, and be precise H Consider the following context Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch Fill in the missing information Lower Class Limits Upper Class Limits Lower Class Boundary Upper Class Boundary Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency Class Mark or Midpoint A 4 H N T 32 DD HH 5 9 4 5 9 5 6 24 14 7 B E J P 3 AA EE JJ C F K Q U 20 FF KK D 24 L R V BB 22 LL 25 G M S 3 CC GG MM XXXX XXXX XXXXXX TOTALS Y 100 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Fill in the missing Class Marks or Midpoints, in order, and be precise I An appropriately descriptive title for this frequency distribution table might be Number of CoronavirusPatients Successfully Treated and Released Daily Over the Past 25 Daysfrom Pine Grove Medical Center Agreeor disagree Agree Disagree J Consider the following context Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch Fill in the missing information Lower Class Limits Upper Class Limits Lower Class Boundary Upper Class Boundary Frequency Relative Frequency Cumulative Frequency Class Mark or Midpoint A 4 H N T 32 DD HH 5 9 4 5 9 5 6 24 14 7 B E J P 3 AA EE JJ C F K Q U 20 FF KK D 24 L R V BB 22 LL 25 G M S W CC GG MM XXXX XXXX XXXXXX TOTALS Y 100 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Reflect on this statement based on your completed table The number ofdays when at least 5but at most 9 successfully treated patients were released from Pine Grove Medical Center was twice the number ofof days when at least 10 but at most 14 successfully treated patients were released Agree or disagree Agree Disagree

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A. Consider the following context: Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information -- the numbers of patients successfully treated and released

A. Consider the following context:Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information -- the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus. The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch. Fill in the missing information.

Lower Class Limits	Upper Class Limits	Lower Class Boundary	Upper Class Boundary	Frequency	Relative Frequency	Cumulative Frequency	Class Mark or Midpoint
A	4	H	N	T	32%	DD	HH
5	9	4.5	9.5	6	24%	14	7
B	E	J	P	3	AA	EE	JJ
C	F	K	Q	U	20%	FF	KK
D	24	L	R	V	BB	22	LL
25	G	M	S	3	CC	GG	MM
XXXX	XXXX	XXXXXX	TOTALS	Y	100%	XXXXXXX	XXXXXXX

Fill in the missing Lower Class Limits (LCL's), in order, no insignificant digits, but include any negative signs if necessary.

B. Consider the following context:Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information -- the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus. The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch. Fill in the missing information.

Lower Class Limits	Upper Class Limits	Lower Class Boundary	Upper Class Boundary	Frequency	Relative Frequency	Cumulative Frequency	Class Mark or Midpoint
A	4	H	N	T	32%	DD	HH
5	9	4.5	9.5	6	24%	14	7
B	E	J	P	3	AA	EE	JJ
C	F	K	Q	U	20%	FF	KK
D	24	L	R	V	BB	22	LL
25	G	M	S	3	CC	GG	MM
XXXX	XXXX	XXXXXX	TOTALS	Y	100%	XXXXXXX	XXXXXXX

Fill inin the missing Upper Class Limits (UCL's), in order, again being precise.

C. Consider the following context:Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information -- the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus. The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch. Fill in the missing information.

Lower Class Limits	Upper Class Limits	Lower Class Boundary	Upper Class Boundary	Frequency	Relative Frequency	Cumulative Frequency	Class Mark or Midpoint
A	4	H	N	T	32%	DD	HH
5	9	4.5	9.5	6	24%	14	7
B	E	J	P	3	AA	EE	JJ
C	F	K	Q	U	20%	FF	KK
D	24	L	R	V	BB	22	LL
25	G	M	S	3	CC	GG	MM
XXXX	XXXX	XXXXXX	TOTALS	Y	100%	XXXXXXX	XXXXXXX

Fill in the missing Lower Class Boundaries (LCB's), in order, no insignificant digits, but include any negative signs if necessary.

D. Consider the following context:Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information -- the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus. The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch. Fill in the missing information.

Lower Class Limits	Upper Class Limits	Lower Class Boundary	Upper Class Boundary	Frequency	Relative Frequency	Cumulative Frequency	Class Mark or Midpoint
A	4	H	N	T	32%	DD	HH
5	9	4.5	9.5	6	24%	14	7
B	E	J	P	3	AA	EE	JJ
C	F	K	Q	U	20%	FF	KK
D	24	L	R	V	BB	22	LL
25	G	M	S	3	CC	GG	MM
XXXX	XXXX	XXXXXX	TOTALS	Y	100%	XXXXXXX	XXXXXXX

Fill in the missing Upper Class Boundaries (UCB's), in order, and be precise.

E. Consider the following context:Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information -- the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus. The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch. Fill in the missing information.

Lower Class Limits	Upper Class Limits	Lower Class Boundary	Upper Class Boundary	Frequency	Relative Frequency	Cumulative Frequency	Class Mark or Midpoint
A	4	H	N	T	32%	DD	HH
5	9	4.5	9.5	6	24%	14	7
B	E	J	P	3	AA	EE	JJ
C	F	K	Q	U	20%	FF	KK
D	24	L	R	V	BB	22	LL
25	G	M	S	3	CC	GG	MM
XXXX	XXXX	XXXXXX	TOTALS	Y	100%	XXXXXXX	XXXXXXX

Before completing the fifth sixth columns simultaneously, record the total number of data points for cell Y, at the bottom of the fifth column. HINT:This information is given in the context. Again,be precise.

F. Consider the following context:Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information -- the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus. The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch. Fill in the missing information.

Lower Class Limits	Upper Class Limits	Lower Class Boundary	Upper Class Boundary	Frequency	Relative Frequency	Cumulative Frequency	Class Mark or Midpoint
A	4	H	N	T	32%	DD	HH
5	9	4.5	9.5	6	24%	14	7
B	E	J	P	3	AA	EE	JJ
C	F	K	Q	U	20%	FF	KK
D	24	L	R	V	BB	22	LL
25	G	M	S	3	CC	GG	MM
XXXX	XXXX	XXXXXX	TOTALS	Y	100%	XXXXXXX	XXXXXXX

Fill in the missing Frequency and Relative Frequency, in order, and be precise. HINTS: Includethe percent symbol for answers in the Relative Frequency column.The details in the Cumulative Frequency column may also help inform or reinforce your answers.

G. Consider the following context:Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information -- the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus. The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch. Fill in the missing information.

Lower Class Limits	Upper Class Limits	Lower Class Boundary	Upper Class Boundary	Frequency	Relative Frequency	Cumulative Frequency	Class Mark or Midpoint
A	4	H	N	T	32%	DD	HH
5	9	4.5	9.5	6	24%	14	7
B	E	J	P	3	AA	EE	JJ
C	F	K	Q	U	20%	FF	KK
D	24	L	R	V	BB	22	LL
25	G	M	S	3	CC	GG	MM
XXXX	XXXX	XXXXXX	TOTALS	Y	100%	XXXXXXX	XXXXXXX

Fill in the missing Cumulative Frequency, in order, and be precise.

H. Consider the following context:Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information -- the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus. The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch. Fill in the missing information.

Lower Class Limits	Upper Class Limits	Lower Class Boundary	Upper Class Boundary	Frequency	Relative Frequency	Cumulative Frequency	Class Mark or Midpoint
A	4	H	N	T	32%	DD	HH
5	9	4.5	9.5	6	24%	14	7
B	E	J	P	3	AA	EE	JJ
C	F	K	Q	U	20%	FF	KK
D	24	L	R	V	BB	22	LL
25	G	M	S	3	CC	GG	MM
XXXX	XXXX	XXXXXX	TOTALS	Y	100%	XXXXXXX	XXXXXXX

Fill in the missing Class Marks or Midpoints, in order, and be precise.

I. An appropriately descriptive title for this frequency distribution table might be ...

Number of CoronavirusPatients Successfully Treated and Released Daily Over the Past 25 Daysfrom Pine Grove Medical Center

Agreeor disagree?

Agree

Disagree

J. Consider the following context:Pine Grove MedicalCenter issued the following pandemic related good news information -- the numbers of patients successfully treated and released over the past 25 days who had previouslytested positive for the coronavirus. The data was organized into the following frequency distribution table but many values got accidentally deleted in a computer glitch. Fill in the missing information.

Lower Class Limits	Upper Class Limits	Lower Class Boundary	Upper Class Boundary	Frequency	Relative Frequency	Cumulative Frequency	Class Mark or Midpoint
A	4	H	N	T	32%	DD	HH
5	9	4.5	9.5	6	24%	14	7
B	E	J	P	3	AA	EE	JJ
C	F	K	Q	U	20%	FF	KK
D	24	L	R	V	BB	22	LL
25	G	M	S	W	CC	GG	MM
XXXX	XXXX	XXXXXX	TOTALS	Y	100%	XXXXXXX	XXXXXXX

Reflect on this statement based on your completed table.

The number ofdays when at least 5but at most 9 successfully treated patients were released from Pine Grove Medical Center was twicethe number ofof days when at least 10 but at most 14 successfully treated patients were released.

Agree or disagree?

Agree

Disagree