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Which type of graph represents the frequency distribution of a data set?
Which type of graph represents the frequency distribution of a data set?
What is the purpose of a frequency distribution table?
What is the purpose of a frequency distribution table?
What does the frequency (f) of a class represent in a frequency distribution?
What does the frequency (f) of a class represent in a frequency distribution?
What does the class width represent in a frequency distribution?
What does the class width represent in a frequency distribution?
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What does the lower class limit represent in a frequency distribution?
What does the lower class limit represent in a frequency distribution?
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Study Notes
Graphs and Frequency Distribution
- A histogram represents the frequency distribution of a data set.
Frequency Distribution Table
- The purpose of a frequency distribution table is to organize and display data to show how many times each data point or range of data points occurs.
Frequency (f) in Frequency Distribution
- The frequency (f) of a class in a frequency distribution represents the number of data points that fall within a specific class or range of values.
Class Width in Frequency Distribution
- The class width in a frequency distribution represents the range of values in each class or interval.
Lower Class Limit in Frequency Distribution
- The lower class limit in a frequency distribution represents the lowest value in a class or interval.
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Quiz: Frequency Distributions and Graphs in Descriptive Statistics Test your knowledge on frequency distributions, histograms, and measures of variation in descriptive statistics. Learn how to count tally marks, create frequency histograms, and analyze frequency distributions. This quiz will help you understand the properties and importance of these graphical representations in data analysis.