Question
Create a histogram for the data set. Click and drag on the horizontal axis to adjust the heights of the bars.
81, 65, 2, 24, 25, 44, 97, 12, 38, 37
81, 65, 2, 24, 25, 44, 97, 12, 38, 37
Answers
GPT-5 mini
Here’s a simple histogram for your data set. I used 5 equal-width bins (range = 95, bin width ≈ 19) starting at the minimum value 2.
Sorted data: 2, 12, 24, 25, 37, 38, 44, 65, 81, 97
Bins and counts (bin intervals shown as [inclusive, exclusive) except the last which includes the max):
- [2, 21): 2 values -> 2, 12
- [21, 40): 4 values -> 24, 25, 37, 38
- [40, 59): 1 value -> 44
- [59, 78): 1 value -> 65
- [78, 98]: 2 values -> 81, 97
ASCII histogram (each * = 1 observation):
[2,21) | **
[21,40) | ****
[40,59) | *
[59,78) | *
[78,98] | **
If you want different bar heights, change the bin boundaries or the number of bins (e.g., 4 bins, 10 bins, or custom cut points). Tell me how you’d like to adjust the bins (number of bins or specific boundaries) and I’ll redraw the histogram.
Sorted data: 2, 12, 24, 25, 37, 38, 44, 65, 81, 97
Bins and counts (bin intervals shown as [inclusive, exclusive) except the last which includes the max):
- [2, 21): 2 values -> 2, 12
- [21, 40): 4 values -> 24, 25, 37, 38
- [40, 59): 1 value -> 44
- [59, 78): 1 value -> 65
- [78, 98]: 2 values -> 81, 97
ASCII histogram (each * = 1 observation):
[2,21) | **
[21,40) | ****
[40,59) | *
[59,78) | *
[78,98] | **
If you want different bar heights, change the bin boundaries or the number of bins (e.g., 4 bins, 10 bins, or custom cut points). Tell me how you’d like to adjust the bins (number of bins or specific boundaries) and I’ll redraw the histogram.