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Activity # 3
Frequency Distribution Table

Name: QUEENIE E. BUTALID Score:_________________________

Problem: Make a frequency distribution table of the following ungrouped data:

Ungrouped Data
48 51 48 45 52 55 41 47
48 48 55 42 66 55 56 56
56 41 47 68 65 57 55 42
41 54 44 62 71 38 82 28
66 62 39 54 37 62 78 57
Solution:
1. Make an array. Arrange numbers from lowest to highest. (You may use excel in sorting the numbers)
28 45 54 62
37 47 55 62
38 47 55 62
39 48 55 65
41 48 55 66
41 48 56 66
41 48 56 68
42 51 56 71
42 52 57 78
44 54 57 82

2. Range = highest value – lowest value

Range = 54
Highest
3. Number of Class Intervals (k) Value
k = 1 + 3.322 log n (Sturges’ mathematical formula)
k = 1 + 3.322 log 40 = 6.3 (round up)
k=7 The number of class intervals is
only an estimate. If the
computed k = 7, sometimes the
actual k = 8. This usually
4. Size of the class interval (i) happens if we have an outlier.

i = Range/k = 54/ 7= 7.71 (round off)

Use i = 8

5. Make the frequency Distribution Table

Frequency Distribution Table
Class Intervals Frequency Classmark (x)
28-35 1 31.5
36-43 8 39.5
44-51 9 47.5
52-59 12 55.5
60-67 6 63.5
68-75 2 71.5
76-82 2 79.5

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Activity # 4
Frequency Polygon and Histogram

Name: QUEENIE E. BUTALID Score:_________________________

Problem: Make a frequency polygon and histogram.

Data: Refer to your Frequency Distribution Table in Activity #3 Free online calculator/grapher:
https://mathcracker.com/frequency-polygon-graph-maker
Frequency Polygon

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Frequency Histogram

Free online calculator/grapher:

https://www.meta-chart.com/histogram

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