Questions: Consider the following frequency distribution table for a set of quiz scores: × f 56 45 35 23 12 How many individuals took the quiz?

Consider the following frequency distribution table for a set of quiz scores: × f 56 45 35 23 12 How many individuals took the quiz?
Transcript text: Consider the following frequency distribution table for a set of quiz scores: × f 56 45 35 23 12 How many individuals took the quiz?
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Solution Steps

To find the total number of individuals who took the quiz, sum up all the frequencies given in the table.

Step 1: Identify the Frequencies

The frequencies given in the table are: \(56, 45, 35, 23, 12\).

Step 2: Sum the Frequencies

To find the total number of individuals who took the quiz, sum the frequencies: \[ 56 + 45 + 35 + 23 + 12 \]

Step 3: Calculate the Total

Perform the addition: \[ 56 + 45 = 101 \] \[ 101 + 35 = 136 \] \[ 136 + 23 = 159 \] \[ 159 + 12 = 171 \]

Final Answer

The total number of individuals who took the quiz is \(\boxed{171}\).

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