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Use cs = read.table(”Concr.Strength.1s.Data.txt”, header = T) to read into the R object cs data on 28- day compressive-strength measurements of concrete cylinders using water/cement ratio 0.4 (see footnote 5 in Exercise 1 in Section 1.5). Then use the commands attach(cs); sum(Str < =="" 44)/length(str);="" sum(str=""> = 47)/length(Str) to obtain the proportion of measurements that are less than or equal to 44, and greater than or equal to 47. What do these sample proportions estimate?
Exercise 1
Use cs = read.table(”Concr.Strength.1s.Data.txt”, header = T) to read into the R object cs data on 28-day compressive-strength measurements of concrete cylinders using water/cement ratio 0.4.8 Then use the commands attach(cs); hist(Str, freq = FALSE); lines(density(Str)); stem(Str) to produce a histogram with the smooth histogram superimposed, and a stem and leaf plot.
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