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, E l . H i learn-us-east-'I-prod-fleelu'l-xy1has.s.amazonaws.com Cl 0 E El 3. a} Examine the 100 sorted numbers in L1, and determine which number represents the 85'h percentile. P35 = b} Explain in a sentence how you determined which pulse rate represents the 85th percentile. c} How did your answer for P35 compare to the answer you obtained theoretically in #1? d} What is the percentage error in your simulated answer as compared to the theoretical answer? Recall, .5" lat dThgor t'cai %ETTOT = u . 100% Theoretical 4. Using StatCrunch, enter your 100 pulse rates into the first column labeled Va r1. Change the Varl heading to Pulse Rates (bpm). Print out a histogram of your data. Use a convenient starting point and reasonable class width. Attach your graph to this investigation. a} Describe the shape of your graph {on the graph sheet itself.) b) Using a ruler, draw a vertical line where you think p. is located. Write its value on the x-axis. c} Using pencill sketch the distribution curve right on the graph. E l . H i learn-us-east-'I-prod-fleelu'l-xythai.s.amazonaws.com Cl 0 :71 c} Using pencil, sketch the distribution curve right on the graph. d) Darken any points of inflection that you see on the curve. Drop vertical lines from each inflection point to the x-axis. Label the numerical value of each intersection point on the x-axis. e) estimate the value of a. Show or explain how you came up with that estimate. 5. Redo the procedure you did in #2 {You can skip the storing of a seed step}, but this time generate a sample of 200 numbers. 6. a} Examine the 200 sorted numbers in L1, and determine which number represents the 85'h percentile. P35 = b) Explain in a sentence how you determined which pulse rate represents the 85'\" percentile. c) How did your answer for Pas compare to the answer you obtained theoretically in #1? d} What is the percentage error in your simulated answer as compared to the theoretical answer? e} What effect does sample size appear to have on the accuracy of your simulated answer {if any)