Long description: Block22_1_Fig12

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Two bar charts labeled Data Set A and Data Set B show the frequency of data points across an x-axis ranging from one to thirteen.

Alt text: Two bar charts labeled Data Set A and Data Set B show the frequency of data points across an x-axis ranging from one to thirteen.

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  • The top chart, labeled Data Set A, displays bars at x-coordinates 5 through 9, with the frequency for each bar appearing to be one.
  • The spacing indicated above the bars in Data Set A is labeled as \(s = 1.41\).
  • The bottom chart, labeled Data Set B, displays three distinct sets of bars.
  • The first set is at x-coordinates 1 through 3, with the frequency for each bar appearing to be one.
  • The second set is at x-coordinates 6 through 8, with the frequency for each bar appearing to be one, and the spacing is indicated as \(s = 4.95\).
  • The third set is at x-coordinates 11 through 13, with the frequency for each bar appearing to be one, and the spacing is indicated as \(s = 4.95\).

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