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Question

Construct the frequency distribution table from the following cumulative frequency table:

Ages	No. of students
Below $4$	$0$
Below $7$	$85$
Below $10$	$140$
Below $13$	$243$
Below $16$	$300$

$(i)$ State the number of students in the age group $10 - 13.$
$(ii$) State the age$-$group which has the least number of students.

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Answer

The frequency distribution table is

$C. I$	$c.f$
$4 - 7$	$85$
$7 - 10$	$55$
$10 - 13$	$103$
$13 - 16$	$57$

$(i)$The number of students in the age group is $10 -13$ is $103$
$(ii)$The age group which has the least number of students is $7 - 10$

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