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Create a frequency distribution table for each of the following.

1.The heights in centimeters of twenty students are given below.
Construct a frequency table for the data.

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The frequency of the data sets is defined as the number of times the data is repeated in the given dataset. The frequency of the given data is calculated in the table below.

What is the frequency of the data sets?

The frequency of the data sets is defined as the number of times the data is repeated in the given dataset.

Height (cm)              Frequency

146           --             2

147           --              1  

148           --              1                

149           --              1                  

150           --             2                  

151            --              1                      

152           --             6                                  

153           --             2                                      

154          --              3                                                  

155          --              1          

As we can see that the height of 146 cm is repeated two times so its frequency is 2. From this concept, all the frequencies are calculated above.

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