QUESTION/PROBLEM . IF YOU HAVE THESE 17 DATA AND YOU NEED 6 CLASSES, STATE THE C
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QUESTION/PROBLEM . IF YOU HAVE THESE 17 DATA AND YOU NEED 6 CLASSES, STATE THE CLASS WIDTH IN ITS PROPER FORMAT 1,3,5,7,9,22,33,44,55,66,87,88,89,91,92,95,96 (I AM NOT ASKING FOR YOU TO BUILD A TABLE, I ONLY WANT TO KNOW THE CLASS WIDTH-CONSULT THE POWER POINTSROUND APPROPRIATELY | IF YOUR LOWEST DATA VALUE = 25 AND YOUR HIGHEST DATA VALUE = 99, STATE THE RANGE OF YOUR DATA IN ITS PROPER FORMAT NO TABLE-JUST A SINGLE VALUE 2. IN QUESTION 1, IF WE WERE TO BUILD ATABLE, WHAT WOULD BE THE FREQUENCY BETWEEN A LOWER CLASS LIMIT OF 33 AND AN UPPER CLASS LIMIT OF 48 3. YOU ONLY NEED TO LOOK AT THE DATA SCORES TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION FILL IN ONLY THE BLANK VALUE IN THIS CHART CONSULT THE POWER POINTS OR THE WORKSHEETS TO DO THIS 4. CLASS CLASS LOWER UPPER CLASS LOWER UPPERCLASS LIMIT | LIMIT | BOUNDARY |BOUNDARY! WIDTH | MIDPOINT I FREQUENCY CLASS CLASS 65 80 FILL IN ONLY THE BLANK VALUE IN THIS CHARTExplanation / Answer
(1)
Minimum data value = 1
Maximum data value = 96
So,
Range = 96 - 1 = 95
Number of classes = 6
So,
Class width = Range/ Number of classes = 95/6 = 15.8333
Since the width is to be a whole number for easily forming the classes:
Class width = 16
(2)
Lowest data value = 25
Highest data value = 99
Range = Highest - Lowest = 99 - 25 = 74
(3)
Frequency of class with Lower class limit = 33 and upper class limit = 48 is given by: 2
(4)
CLASS CLASS CLASS LOWER CLASS CLASS CLASS FREQUENCY
LOWER UPPER BOUNDARY UPPER WIDTH MIDPOINT
LIMIT LIMIT BOUNDARY
65 80 64.5 80.5 15 72.5 1