Find the class width, class midpoints of each respective class, and class boundaries and list them in ASCENDING ORDER, from the frequency distribution below.
Find the relative frequencies (round to nearest hundredth of a percent) and find the cumulative requencies from the frequency distribution below.
Use the indicated data and construct the frequency distribution. Analysis of Last Digits Heights of statistics students were obtained by the author as part of an experiment conducted for class. The last digits of those heights are listed below. Construct a frequency distribution with 10 classes. 0000000001123334555555555555555668889
Construct a frequency distribution from the following data below in terms of ages using 5 or 6 classes. If you have determined that 5 classes are appropriate, then enter in NA for the boxes for : 6th class and frequency. If you have determined that 6 classes are appropriate, then complete the boxes as they are given. Use the dash to separate the lower-class limit and upper-class limit for each class. DO NOT SPACE UNNECESSARILY! 21,47,38,53,22,36,51,27,26,28,31,27,28,23,36,24,28,31,40,25,34,35,29,25,28,53,22,26,45,43,27,44,38,28,24,31,39,29,65,35,70?