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Prepare a frequency distribution table for the scores given:

42,22,55,18,50,10,33,29,17,29,29,27,34,15,40,42,40,41,35,27,


44,31,38,19,54,55,38,19,20,30,42,59,15,19,27,23,40,32,28,51.


Take the class intervals as 10-20, 20-30, 30-40, 40-50, 50-60. From


the frequency distribution table answer the following questions:


(i) What does the frequency corresponding to the class interval 20-30 indicate?


(ii) In which class intervals are the scores 10, 20 and 30 included?


(iii) Find the range of the scores.


(i) The frequency corresponding to the class interval 20-30 indicate that there are 10 values lying between 20 and 30 and which is highest of all.


(ii) 10 will be included in 10-20, 20 will be included in 20-30 and 30 will be included in 30-40.


(iii) Since the intervals includes data values from 10 to 59.


⇒ Range = 59-10


⇒ Range = 49


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