Grouped Frequency Distribution Table from a Data set

This video will help you to create any grouped frequency distribution table

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Thank you,you explained it very clearly

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Very clear explanation. I was struggling. Thank you Sir

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Glad it helped

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NOW THIS MAKES SENSE THANK YOU❤

[@dpamgr386]

thankyou sir i understand cleary

[@yestodream]

Thank u much that's really helpful
Can u do for us how to draw a chart ?
I have a problem with the numbers in the frequency line sometimes I don't know if I start with 2 or 1 or other numbers

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Very nice

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Thank you! Very clear explanation.

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Glad it was helpful!

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this helps a lot, thanks

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Glad it helped!

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What if they did not ask any classes?

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Thank you so much for your explaination

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You are welcome!

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Rrb ntpc one has asked on frequency

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Voice is not clear at all

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Thank you.

[@GrittyBong]

How would you accommodate 79.8 in your definition of class?

[@animethighs9966]

Can anyone explain how he went from 80 to 92 when he added 13? How’s that possible?

[@janelleconcepcion8797]

He started counting from 80. He made 80 the starting point with 80 counting as number 1, 81 as number 2 and so forth until he got to the number 92 which then counts as number 13.