Question
Differentiate between inclusive and exclusive continuous frequency distribution.
| No. | Inclusive Continuous Frequency Distribution | No. | Exclusive Continuous Frequency Distribution |
| $1.$ | It is carried out for the discrete raw data having large value of range. | $1.$ | It is carried out for the continuous raw data. |
| $2$ | The upper limit of each class and the lower limit of its succeeding class are not equal. | $2.$ | The upper limit of each class and the lower limit of its succeeding class are equal. |
| $3.$ | The upper limit of a class is Included in that class. For example, $20-24, 25-29, 30-34, ....$etc. Here, upper limit $24$ is included in the class $20-24$. | $3.$ | The upper limit of a class is excluded from that class. For example, $20 - 25. 25-30, 30-35,....$ etc. Here, upper limit $25$ is excluded from the class $20-25$ and is included it its succeeding class $25-30.$ |
| $4.$ | Class limits and class boundary points are not same. | $4.$ | Class limits are the class boundary points. |
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Lower boundary point or more than that
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$44.5$
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$49.5$
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$54.5$
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$59.5$
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$64.5$
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$69.5$
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$74.5$
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$79.5$
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Cumulative frequency
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$500$
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$470$
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$390$
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$290$
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$240$
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$90$
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$10$
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$0$
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