Question
Convert the following frequency distribution to exclusive form :
Class-intervalFrequency
30 - 347
35 - 399
40 - 4413
45 - 496
50 - 543
55 - 5910
Use this table to find :
(i) The true class-limits of the fourth class-interval
(ii) The class-boundaries of the fifth class-interval
(iii) The class-mark of the third class-interval
(iv) The class-size of the sixth class-interval.

Answer

Class-intervalFrequency
29.5 - 34.57
34.5 - 39.59
39.5 - 44.513
44.5 - 49.56
49.5 - 54.53
54.5 - 59.510
(i) 44.5 - 49.5 (ii) 49.5 - 54.5
(iii) 42 (iv) 5

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