The data shown represents the number of outdoor drive in movies in the United St

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The data shown represents the number of outdoor drive in movies in the United States for a 14 year period. Check for normality
0, 2084,837,848,826,859,1497,1014,815,750,910,899,637,87,737
Please help me... i need each step for this.
Any help will greatly be appreciated. Thanks in advance!!! The data shown represents the number of outdoor drive in movies in the United States for a 14 year period. Check for normality
0, 2084,837,848,826,859,1497,1014,815,750,910,899,637,87,737
Please help me... i need each step for this.
Any help will greatly be appreciated. Thanks in advance!!!
0, 2084,837,848,826,859,1497,1014,815,750,910,899,637,87,737
Please help me... i need each step for this.
Any help will greatly be appreciated. Thanks in advance!!!

Explanation / Answer

normal

x <- c(0, 2084,837,848,826,859,1497,1014,815,750,910,899,637,87,737 )

shapiro.test(x)

        Shapiro-Wilk normality test

data: x
W = 0.85402, p-value = 0.01981

since p-value

when we remove 0 , then it is not normal

y <- c (2084,837,848,826,859,1497,1014,815,750,910,899,637,87,737 )
> shapiro.test(y)

        Shapiro-Wilk normality test

data: y
W = 0.81169, p-value = 0.006987

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