Difference = 537-91= 446
if you want 10 class differences then the width of the class interval = 446/10= 44.6 next integer = 45
which is not the class limit
The lower class limit will be 91 and the upper class will be 91+45 = 136.( 91 -- 136) first class interval and its class limit
So, 44.6 is not a correct class limit.
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