In a frequency distribution, the width of each interval is generally the same for each interval. What is this property called?
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Frequency Distributions
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Given the following frequency distribution for exam scores: : students, : students, : students, : students, which of the following represents the correct cumulative frequency for the class interval ?
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First, understand that the cumulative frequency for a class interval is the total number of observations up to and including that interval.
Identify the frequencies for all class intervals up to and including 70-79: 50-59 has 3 students, 60-69 has 5 students, and 70-79 has 8 students.
Add these frequencies together to find the cumulative frequency for the 70-79 interval: calculate \$3 + 5 + 8$.
This sum represents the total number of students who scored 79 or below, which is the cumulative frequency for the 70-79 class interval.
Compare this cumulative frequency with the given options to determine the correct answer.
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