Class Interval Class Boundaries Class Mark, x i Frequency, f i Relative Freq’y. %

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Class Interval Class Boundaries Class Mark, x i Frequency, f i Relative Freq’y. %

Class Interval Class Boundaries Class Mark, x i Frequency, f i Relative Freq’y. %

Class Interval Class Boundaries Class Mark, x i Frequency, f i Relative Freq’y. %

Class Interval Class Boundaries Class Mark, x i Frequency, f i Relative Freq’y. %

Class Interval Class Boundaries Class Mark, x i Frequency, f i Relative Freq’y. %

Class Interval Class Boundaries Class Mark, x i Frequency, f i Relative Freq’y. %

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Class IntervalClass Boundaries Class Mark, x i Frequency, f i Relative Freq’y. % 0.72 – – – – – –

Class Interval Class Boundaries Class Mark, x i Freq’y, f i Cumulative Frequency, cf i Relative Cum. Freq’y. % 0.72 – – – – – –