Analytical Chem istry - DePauw University

Chapter 4 Evaluating Analytical Data93Table 4.13 Masses for a Sample of 100 Circulating U. S. PenniesPenny Mass (g) Penny Mass (g) Penny Mass (g) Penny Mass (g)1 3.126 26 3.073 51 3.101 76 3.0862 3.140 27 3.084 52 3.049 77 3.1233 3.092 28 3.148 53 3.082 78 3.1154 3.095 29 3.047 54 3.142 79 3.0555 3.080 30 3.121 55 3.082 80 3.0576 3.065 31 3.116 56 3.066 81 3.0977 3.117 32 3.005 57 3.128 82 3.0668 3.034 33 3.115 58 3.112 83 3.1139 3.126 34 3.103 59 3.085 84 3.10210 3.057 35 3.086 60 3.086 85 3.03311 3.053 36 3.103 61 3.084 86 3.11212 3.099 37 3.049 62 3.104 87 3.10313 3.065 38 2.998 63 3.107 88 3.19814 3.059 39 3.063 64 3.093 89 3.10315 3.068 40 3.055 65 3.126 90 3.12616 3.060 41 3.181 66 3.138 91 3.11117 3.078 42 3.108 67 3.131 92 3.12618 3.125 43 3.114 68 3.120 93 3.05219 3.090 44 3.121 69 3.100 94 3.11320 3.100 45 3.105 70 3.099 95 3.08521 3.055 46 3.078 71 3.097 96 3.11722 3.105 47 3.147 72 3.091 97 3.14223 3.063 48 3.104 73 3.077 98 3.03124 3.083 49 3.146 74 3.178 99 3.08325 3.065 50 3.095 75 3.054 100 3.104Table 4.14 Frequency Distribution for the Data in Table 4.13Mass Interval Frequency (as %) Mass Interval Frequency (as %)2.991–3.009 2 3.104–3.123 193.010–3.028 0 3.124–3.142 123.029–3.047 4 3.143–3.161 33.048–3.066 19 3.162–3.180 13.067–3.085 15 3.181–3.199 23.086–3.104 23