Based on the frequency distribution above, is 19 a:
Please, anyone, help me and please explain step by step the solution :D
In given data, the class of ages are 15-18, 19-22, 23-26 ,27-30, 31-34, 35-38.
Where 15,19,23,27,31,35 are lower class limits
18,22,26 etc are upper class limits
The smallest number within the class limit is lower class limit
Hence in class 19-22, 19 is lower class limit.
Hence correct answer is lower class limit.
Ages | Number of students |
---|---|
15-18 | 2 |
19-22 | 4 |
23-26 | 8 |
27-30 | 9 |
31-34 | 6 |
35-38 | 3 |
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Based on the frequency distribution above, is 19 a: Please, anyone, help me and please explain...
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