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frequency cum frequency frequency cum frequency frequency cum frequency frequency cum frequency frequency cum frequency 10 graphs are shown below. Each frequency polygon shows the same information as one of the cumulative frequency graphs. Match each of the letters A-E with the numbers 1-5 A B C D E

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