Questions: Construct a cumulative frequency distribution using 6 classes. Cumulative frequency Less than 53.5 Less than 63.5 Less than 73.5 Less than 83.5 Less than 93.5 Less than 103.5 Less than 113.5

Construct a cumulative frequency distribution using 6 classes.
Cumulative frequency
Less than 53.5
Less than 63.5
Less than 73.5
Less than 83.5
Less than 93.5
Less than 103.5

Less than 113.5
Transcript text: Construct a cumulative frequency distribution using 6 classes. Cumulative frequency Less than 53.5 Less than 63.5 Less than 73.5 Less than 83.5 Less than 93.5 Less than 103.5 $\square$ $\square$ Less than 113.5 $\square$
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the Class Boundaries

The given table provides class boundaries and frequencies. The class boundaries are:

  • \(73.5-83.5\) with frequency 5,
  • \(83.5-93.5\) with frequency 5,
  • \(93.5-103.5\) with frequency 2,
  • \(103.5-113.5\) with frequency 2.
Step 2: Calculate Cumulative Frequencies

To construct the cumulative frequency distribution, we sum the frequencies up to each class boundary:

  • Less than \(53.5\): 0 (no data below this boundary),
  • Less than \(63.5\): 0 (no data below this boundary),
  • Less than \(73.5\): 0 (no data below this boundary),
  • Less than \(83.5\): 5 (frequency of the first class),
  • Less than \(93.5\): \(5 + 5 = 10\) (sum of the first two classes),
  • Less than \(103.5\): \(10 + 2 = 12\) (sum of the first three classes),
  • Less than \(113.5\): \(12 + 2 = 14\) (sum of all classes).
Step 3: Fill in the Cumulative Frequency Table

The cumulative frequency distribution is as follows:

  • Less than \(53.5\): \(\square\) 0,
  • Less than \(63.5\): \(\square\) 0,
  • Less than \(73.5\): \(\square\) 0,
  • Less than \(83.5\): \(\square\) 5,
  • Less than \(93.5\): \(\square\) 10,
  • Less than \(103.5\): \(\square\) 12,
  • Less than \(113.5\): \(\square\) 14.

Final Answer

Less than \(53.5\): \(\boxed{0}\)
Less than \(63.5\): \(\boxed{0}\)
Less than \(73.5\): \(\boxed{0}\)
Less than \(83.5\): \(\boxed{5}\)
Less than \(93.5\): \(\boxed{10}\)
Less than \(103.5\): \(\boxed{12}\)
Less than \(113.5\): \(\boxed{14}\)

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