Constructing a Grouped Frequency Distribution Table 

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Nuh uh

class mark? 70 + 74 = 144. 144 divided by 2 = 72 class mark. try to use the calculator bro.

Lol I'm a grade 7 student and this is what I'm studying also

this is for 10th graders

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It's really easy

​@@Skibidinoob223 How is this your topic broski?

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Yes po

Yes po

Hindi na po need i-round off kapag decimal ang sagot sa class marks

Di na po need

its round up not round off, any decimal number is equal to 1 ,so even if its 2.1 its counted as 3

you can use the formula 2^k > N, where N is the number of Sample and k is will be your classes

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Pwede rin siya! Pero that’s if nakuha mo na yung unang Class Boundary mo (from bottom to top) 😅 pero mas madali parin for the LL minus .5 siya while sa UL plus .5 lang din. Godbless!

Ay hindi po, nagkataon lang na pareho silang 5 :) Yung magkasunod na top at bottom lang ang isa subtract.

yes po.

Yes, dependent lang yung Upper class limit and Lower class limit mo sa Class width.

No you just round it of

actually you round it up. Rounding it up and rounding it off is similar but different. Rounding it up for example if the number is 4.1 it becomes 5 but if you say round it of 4.1 becomes 4 instead. So ye you round it up.

for the CLASS WIDTH po, always round up

divide the range and the class

as mentioned in the video, you divide range by classes.

dividing the class range to the number of classes and then round up the answer

Divide the range and the class po

you have to divide the range and class

given na po yun

Nasa given na po sa taas ng table

Sa 60 student if walang classes use 2^(k)>60 for example 2(6)>60 = 64>60

In this video, then number of classes is given. If the number of classes is not given, you may use 2^k rule to get the desired classes for your frequency distribution table.

yung tally po ang mga mark na ginagawa to keep count of the number of intervals that belong in each range of the class intervals po.

its like you're counting the amount of intervals that belong in each class

Yes, since I was his student I could confirm this

Yess. I have an exam about this tmrw.