Question
Obtain the original frequency distribution from the following frequency distribution:
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Answer
$(i)$ “Less than’ type cumulative frequency distribution is given here. The orginal frequency distribution can be obtained from it as under :
$(i)$ “More than’ type cumulative frequency distribution is given here. The original frequency distribution can be obtained from it as under :
$(i)$ “More than’ type cumulative frequency distribution is given here. The original frequency distribution can be obtained from it as under :
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