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    Bean Bio Report

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    The document describes an experiment measuring the length of bean seeds. A table shows the raw data and a bar graph visualizes it. The conclusion states that the standard deviation of 0.917 indicates low variation in the data, meaning the lengths were close to the mean and less dispersed. The bar graph showed the distribution was not normal, skewed, or bimodal, as the shape had no distinct peak or pattern.

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    The document describes an experiment measuring the length of bean seeds. A table shows the raw data and a bar graph visualizes it. The conclusion states that the standard deviation of 0.917 indicates low variation in the data, meaning the lengths were close to the mean and less dispersed. The bar graph showed the distribution was not normal, skewed, or bimodal, as the shape had no distinct peak or pattern.

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    The document describes an experiment measuring the length of bean seeds. A table shows the raw data and a bar graph visualizes it. The conclusion states that the standard deviation of 0.917 indicates low variation in the data, meaning the lengths were close to the mean and less dispersed. The bar graph showed the distribution was not normal, skewed, or bimodal, as the shape had no distinct peak or pattern.

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    Bean Bio Report

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    Andrea Gulli
    The document describes an experiment measuring the length of bean seeds. A table shows the raw data and a bar graph visualizes it. The conclusion states that the standard deviation of 0.917 indicates low variation in the data, meaning the lengths were close to the mean and less dispersed. The bar graph showed the distribution was not normal, skewed, or bimodal, as the shape had no distinct peak or pattern.

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    Andrea Gulli

    13/03/2011

    Variation of the length of bean seeds


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    Conclusion: In this experiment, I measured the length of beans to find out the variation in the data. The way we measured the variation of the data was through standard deviation. The measure we got was of 0.917. This meant that the variation of the data was low, therefore it was less volatile and there was less dispersion. The data was also closer to the mean because of the standard deviation being low. I made a bar graph of the raw data to check what the distribution was. From the results I found out that there was no particular distribution since it wasnt normal, skewed or bimodal. The shape of the bar graph does not have a peak or any kind of parabola and the length vary all the time.

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