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HI6007 STATISTICS Task 1: Frequency Distribution Tables for Startup

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Step 1: Formulation of Null and Alternative Hypothesis Null Hypothesis (H0): X1= X2= X3= X4= X5 Alternative Hypothesis (H1): At a bare minimum, the startup costs on an average of one particular business differes from the other startup costs on an average Step 2: Significance Level at which the given test ought to be performed has been taken ass 5% or =0.05 Step 3:

HI6007 STATISTICS Task 1: Frequency Distribution Tables for Startup

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Task 1
1) The given question aims at various descriptive statistics related to central tendency and
dispersion. These have been computed by using inbuilt excel functions and the results thus
obtained are summarized in the tabular format illustrated below.
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2) (a) The given class range is 0 to 30. Based on the instructions outlined in this regards, the
following frequency distribution tables for the startup costs of different businesses can be
obtained as has been represented.
(b) Considering the relative frequency table that have been plotted in part (a), the corresponding
histograms for each of the costs has been highlighted below.
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