MCQ
'Less than type' and 'more than type' distribution are types of
- AClass distribution
- BCumulative class distribution
- ✓Cumulative frequency distribution
- DUpper limit distribution
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Answer
Correct option: C.
Cumulative frequency distribution
(c)
'Less than type' and 'More than type' distribution are types of cumulative frequency distribution.
'Less than type' and 'More than type' distribution are types of cumulative frequency distribution.
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