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10 4 20 9 30 4 40 8 50 5 60 3 70 5 80 4 90 2 100 6 More 0: Bin Frequency

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The document shows the marks obtained by 50 students in different subjects. It then groups the marks into bins of 10 marks each from 0-100 and calculates the frequency of students falling in each bin. The highest frequency is for the bin of 20 marks, with 9 students' marks falling in that range. The lowest frequency is for marks above 100, with no students' marks in that range.

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10 4 20 9 30 4 40 8 50 5 60 3 70 5 80 4 90 2 100 6 More 0: Bin Frequency

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The document shows the marks obtained by 50 students in different subjects. It then groups the marks into bins of 10 marks each from 0-100 and calculates the frequency of students falling in each bin. The highest frequency is for the bin of 20 marks, with 9 students' marks falling in that range. The lowest frequency is for marks above 100, with no students' marks in that range.

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The document shows the marks obtained by 50 students in different subjects. It then groups the marks into bins of 10 marks each from 0-100 and calculates the frequency of students falling in each bin. The highest frequency is for the bin of 20 marks, with 9 students' marks falling in that range. The lowest frequency is for marks above 100, with no students' marks in that range.

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10 4 20 9 30 4 40 8 50 5 60 3 70 5 80 4 90 2 100 6 More 0: Bin Frequency

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Arpan joardar
The document shows the marks obtained by 50 students in different subjects. It then groups the marks into bins of 10 marks each from 0-100 and calculates the frequency of students falling in each bin. The highest frequency is for the bin of 20 marks, with 9 students' marks falling in that range. The lowest frequency is for marks above 100, with no students' marks in that range.

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STUDENTS NAME MARKS OBTAINED

STD1 66
STD2 52
STD3 28 CLASS INTERVAL UPPER LIMIT
STD4 50 0-10 10
STD5 31 11-20 20
STD6 13 21-30 30
STD7 94 31-40 40
STD8 49 41-50 50
STD9 42 51-60 60
STD10 35 61-70 70
STD11 22 71-80 80
STD12 36 81-90 90
STD13 77 91-100 100
STD14 17
STD15 2
STD16 49
STD17 54
STD18 75
STD19 1
STD20 67 Bin Frequency
STD21 89 10 4
STD22 29 20 9
STD23 24 30 4
STD24 73 40 8
STD25 68 50 5
STD26 63 60 3
STD27 93 70 5
STD28 56 80 4
STD29 67 90 2
STD30 25 100 6
STD31 77 More 0
STD32 58
STD33 4
STD34 61
STD35 82
STD36 63
STD37 61
STD38 29
STD39 87
STD40 52
STD41 76
STD42 44
STD43 94
STD44 47
STD45 56
STD46 60
STD47 79
STD48 81
STD49 47
STD50 79
FREQUENCY
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5 60
4 4 4
4 70
3 80
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2 90
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