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rachel9

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The __________ is a graphical display providing cumulative values for frequencies, relative frequencies, or percentages.
 a. stem-and-leaf display
  b. dotplot
  c. line graph
  d. pie chart
  e. ogive

Question 2

The class interval is the:
 a. number of categories of the frequency distribution.
  b. number of data values falling within each class.
  c. lower and upper limits of each class.
  d. width of each class.
  e. mid-point of each class.



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Answer to Question 1

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