,Frequency distribution:shows how data are partitioned among several
categories by listing the categories along w/the
number frequency) of data values in each ofthem
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Helps us to understand the nature ofthe distribution of a data set
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Helpful in organizing and summarizing data
Lower class limits:smallest numbers thatcan belong to each of the
differentclasses
Upper class limits:largest numbers
class boundaries:numbers used to separate the classes two gaps
created by class limits
class midpoints:values in the middle of the classes
class width:difference between 2 consecutive lower class limits in
a
frequency distribution
class width = (max.data) -
(min.datal ->
round up
for move
A ofclasses
convenient #
Distribution:Each class
Relative
frequency/Percent frequency
frequency is replaced
by a relative
frequency/percentage
Relative
frequency for a class frequency
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for a class
Sum of all frequencies
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a sum oft he percentages freq. For a class 100%
x
must be very close to 100% sum of all frequencies