have random values betwn 1-100. want to divide 3 categories low,med,high using stat.hw i div with fairness?
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If you want to take help of stats then use the concept of quartiles.\n\nHere you will get three categories but they will not be equal.\nFirst one will contain lower 25% of values,\nSecond one will contain mid 50% of values,\nWhile last one will contain upper 25% of values.\n\n\nBy the way do you have any information about RUCHA VAIDYA smallest yet the brightest star? She has acted in movies like Ek Ajnabee and Main Aisa Hi Hoon. She has also done innumerable ads on TV. Please reply if you have any information about her. Absolutely any Kind of good information about her (even anything personal) is acceptable. Please answer my this question from celebrity or movies section. Please Please Please reply
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undefined, because 3-3 = 0
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Place the cursor in the first column of the row column descriptions, nagivate to DATA>FILTER->Auto Filter (select).  Now move to the column with say Pet type and Select "Kitten".  Move to the column with Stock balances and select Custom->Less than or equal To and enter 100. I hope this helps and answers the question.
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Make the mixed fraction into a fraction like 1 3/4 converts to 7/4  Then divide the bottom number into the top number
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on a graph...when it's 1/2 or 0.5 then graph the point half way between the two lines (between 0 and 1)...if it's 1/3 then split the box into three sections...etc etc.
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Just have a variable called max and min\nfor the first number then enter just set that to max and min\nthen for each additional number\nif num > max then max=num\nif num < min and num <> -99 then min=num
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Succinctly, for the normal ditribution, the three averages are equal, that is the mean, median and mode are all the same. Not so in other cases.
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Use a calculator and raise it to the 1/3 power.\nDon't try to do it by hand...
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First, you need to arrange the numbers in ascending order:\n\n3, 4, 8, 8, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 16\n\nthe pth percentile = "(n+1) / (100/p)"th number in the list\n\nQ1 = 25% = (10+1) / (100/25) = the "2.75"th # = .75*4+.25*8 = 5\n\nQ2 = 75% = (10+1) / (100/75) = the "8.75"th # = .25*13+.75*14 = 13.75
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There is no one answer to this question as it depends on the data being represented.\n\nfor example demonstrating the ditribution of a population such as percentages of ethnic minorities it might be more suitable to use a piechart as each wedge is clearly showing the amount of the whole,\n\nhowever comparing the reults of a survey it might be more suitable to use a bar chart as you may wish to be show a comparison between the results instead of as a proportion
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Step 1:\nType in the decimal value\n\nStep 2:\nhit the "times" (x) key\n\nStep 3:\nType in 100\n\nStep 4:\nHit the "equals" (=) key\n\nStep 5: \nWrite down the number on the screen\n\nStep 6:\nPut your "percent" (%) symbol after the number\n\nStep 7:\nRepeat as needed
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take away the percent sign, move decimal 2 to the left.ie: 25% = .25\noops... sorry, reverse that.
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You'll use Z-scores and the Z-table. Z-scores convert deviations to standard deviation units. \n\nIn this case, you're looking for the range of scores that makes up the middle 88% of the distribution - 44% on either side of the mean. \n\nThe z-score is 1.56 (look in the table for the z-score that cuts off 44% of the distribution.) This tells you that 44% of the scores fall between the mean and 1.56 standard deviation units above the mean - and 44% of all scores fall between the mean and 1.56 standard deviation units below the mean. \n\nNow, since each standard deviation unit in this particular distribution is 4ml (as per your question), 1.56 standard deviation units is equal to 1.56 x 4, which is equal to 6.24ml.\n\nBack to the problem - your range is 6.24 ml above and below the mean - which is 250ml - therefore the range of volumes is from 6.24ml less than 250 to 6.24ml more than 250 - or in other words - 243.76ml to 256.24 ml.\n\nHope that helped!
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subract 32 then divide by 1.8 (or mulitply by 5/9 --- same thing)
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"mode"\n"display digits"\n"float 12" (or however many you want - 12 is the highest)
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I'll do it in Visual Basic. You figure out how to convert it.\n\nFunction GradeIsB(intGrade As Integer) As Boolean\nDim blOut As Boolean = False\nIf intGrade >= 80 And intGrade <= 89 Then\nblOut = True\nEnd If\nReturn blOut \nEnd Function\n\nTo use:\n\nDim myGrade As Integer = 87\n\nIf GradeIsB(myGrade) Then\nConsole.Write("It's a B!")\nElse\nConsole.Write("Not a B")\nEnd If
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Ten numbers per line, add 'em up and divide by 10.\n\nYou should get these means for the four sets:\n\n0.138, 0.172, 0.184, 0.156\n\nBe careful, since not all the numbers may show up on Yahoo unless you put your mouse pointer on the line.