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    This document provides instructions for analyzing final exam mark data from a module. Students are asked to: import final exam mark data from a file into R and rename the mark column; determine how many students took the exam and calculate summary statistics (mean, median, variance, IQR, range) of the final marks; create a histogram of the final marks by probability and label the x-axis, with the histogram using the default number of bins unless the breaks argument is used to specify a different number of bins.

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    This document provides instructions for analyzing final exam mark data from a module. Students are asked to: import final exam mark data from a file into R and rename the mark column; determine how many students took the exam and calculate summary statistics (mean, median, variance, IQR, range) of the final marks; create a histogram of the final marks by probability and label the x-axis, with the histogram using the default number of bins unless the breaks argument is used to specify a different number of bins.

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    This document provides instructions for analyzing final exam mark data from a module. Students are asked to: import final exam mark data from a file into R and rename the mark column; determine how many students took the exam and calculate summary statistics (mean, median, variance, IQR, range) of the final marks; create a histogram of the final marks by probability and label the x-axis, with the histogram using the default number of bins unless the breaks argument is used to specify a different number of bins.

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    Tutorial 1 Group Work

    The marks of a final exam of a module are recorded in the file final_marks.

    1. Import the data into R. Re-name the second column of the data as “mark”.
    2. How may student took the exam? Derive some summaries of the final mark (mean, median, variance,
    IQR and range).
    3. Create a histogram of the final marks (by probability) and label its x-axis. By default, how many bins
    that the created histogram has? Do you know how to change the number of bins? Hint: argument
    breaks should be used if you want to change the number of bins of a histogram.

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