Hello there, I am all new to statistics. I know there are some functions in Maple that can calculate for example binomial possibilities. I have looking into it without luck, how should it be done? "What is the probability of getting just a six in seven throws?" I know the chance is 1/6 * (6/5)^6 * 7 Can anyone help? - Jonas

Hello there, I was wondering, is there some way to make the following task any easier? It requires a lot of work to plot this. I want to be able to do it in maple, easily, otherwise there must be other programs where vector plotting is easier? I really want to be able to do this easier. Thanks a lot. You can see the picture uploaded. http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/4193/vectorplot.png Also the necessary text i written below. We have the points A(-3,5), B(-1,8), C(3,6), D(8,-4) Draw vector AB, BC, CD and DA and determinate their coordinates. AB = 2,3 BC = 4,-2 CD = 5,-10

Hello there, I uploaded a Maple-document with all the information. http://d3.myfreefilehosting.com/d1/Tangent%20determination.mw Please have a look, greetings, Jonas F

Hello, Can you set Maple to use degrees instead of radians instead of converting all the time? I have tried to search for it, but I did not understand those methods that were written. Greetings, Jonas

Hello there, I can plot a set of data into a boxplot, but I am unable to plot a boxplot directly from a set of descriptors including quartiles, minimum and maximum. Say I have these data: 3, 12, 13, 16, 20 - 3 being the minimum, 20 the max, and 12,13,16 are my quartiles (lower, median, and upper). Is there a way to plot these into a boxplot? a) Make a box plot of the results for each of the two classes and describe the difference between the two classes of performance test. Loading Statistics with(stats);