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CHAPTER 2-2: FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION
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a)Identify the Class Width for the given frequency distribution.
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CHAPTER 2-2: FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION

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a)Identify the Class Width for the given frequency distribution for "Native Born Bachelor's". b)Identify the Class Boundaries for "Native Born Bachelor's". c)Identify the Class midpoints for "Native Born Bachelor's". d)Identify the Upper Class Limits for "Native Born Bachelor's". e)Identify the Lower Class Limits for "Native Born Bachelor's". </text>

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a.) = 9 b.) = 39.5 c.) = 40-49 d.) = 39, 49, 59 e.) = 30, 40, 50, 60 </text>

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a)Identify the Class Width for the given frequency distribution. b)Identify the Class Boundaries. c)Identify the Class midpoints. d)Identify the Upper Class Limits. e)Identify the Lower Class Limits. </text>

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