La Tarea 6 consiste en realizar un estudio estadístico aplicando cada uno de los pasos vistos en la clase sincrónica de acuerdo con la siguiente información: Peso en Kilogramos (Kg) de una muestra de 50 estudiantes de grado sexto:

65 42 55 61 48 45 51 52 49 50

46 45 40 45 42 64 50 44 54 57

58 59 54 61 53 58 56 53 59 54

59 64 55 41 62 44 60 58 52 51

50 53 68 66 64 50 58 57 59 55

1) Calcular: a) Rango, b) # de intervalos, c) Amplitud de los intervalos.

2) Elaborar la Tabla de Frecuencias completa.

3) Realizar los gráficos de barras y circular usando la frecuencia porcentual (%).

4) Redactar una interpretación (conclusión).

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