Question
Obtain an exclusive continuous frequency distribution from the following data.
Less than weight (kg.)
$30$
$35$
$40$
$45$
$50$
$55$
$60$
$65$
$70$
Cumulative frequency
$0$
$17$
$25$
$40$
$48$
$54$
$57$
$59$
$60$

Answer

Given data is ‘less than’ type cumulative frequency distribution.
Class length = Difference between two adjoining upper boundary points $= 35 – 30 = 5$
Now, lower boundary point of a class = upper boundary point – class length
∴ for initial class, lower boundary point $= 30 – 5 = 25$ and we get initial class $25 – 30.$
In this manner we will obtain class for each upper boundary point.
We find the frequency of a class as follows :
Frequency of a class = (‘less than ‘ cumulative frequency of a class) – (‘less than’ cumulative frequency of preceeding class)
Class frequency for upper boundary point $35 = 17 – 0 = 17$
In this manner, we will obtain the class frequency for each upper boundary point.
For the given data exclusive continuous frequency distribution is obtained as follows:
'Weight ‘less than’ in kg ‘Less than’ cumulative frequency cf Weight(in kg) Frequency f
$30$ $0$ $25-30$ $= 0$
$35$ $17$ $30-35$ $17- 0 = 17$
$40$ $25$ $35-40$ $25 – 17 = 8$
$45$ $40$ $40-45$ $40 – 25 = 15$
$50$ $48$ $45-50$ $48 – 40 = 8$
$55$ $54$ $50-55$ $54 – 48 = 6$
$60$ $57$ $55-60$ $57 – 54 = 3$
$65$ $59$ $60-65$ $59 – 57 = 2$
$70$ $60$ $65-70$ $60 – 59 = 1$
$–$ $–$ Total $n = 60$

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