Grouped Frequency Distributions: Constructing a Grouped Frequency Distribution - Example 1 Part 1 

The video was great! I learned how to construct a frequency distribution table with clear cut directions that I was able to understand. Thanks a lot Jonathan!!

Thank you so much. i was struggling to construct the frequency also but now i know thanks.

your video helped me a lot for a test tomorrow. thanks!

Very good video. The noticeable minor errors made me more attentive. I think you purposely made the mistakes. Kudos and good job.

Great Video! I understood everything despite the calculation error. 72/6=`12.0

Great video. it really helped

Awesome video ever... I understand how to construct group frequency distribution

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Fantastic! Thanks Jonathan

great content

amazing and helpful video thank you sir i appreciate 👏👏

This is absolutely amazing, this is a really helpful video. But for the observations that are at least 5 but less than 18, why is 17 not counted?

Great video

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Thank you so much

Well explained

Nice one Jonathan

If the data values have decimal do we also make the width a whole number?

where did u get the sample size number 52?? i was confused by that

You can also use largest-smallest/k

72 divided by 6 is 12 sir not 12.6

72/6 = 12 and not 12.6...

Thanks

I think the 73 is not the largest number but the 76

why do the classes over lap ?

I'm thinking that for 2k you double then square, double then square as these aren't a continuous set of squared numbers in the column.

Hey u lost me for a bit for the first one its 5-18 so it should have been 5 frequencies if u had included 17 but u counted it in the other range of 18 to 31

Please help me with the number of classes😭

Could the narrator please explain how (72/6)=12.66?

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Sir, if n=19 then k rule is not right why.....?

typing error 76/6=12.666667 in your calculator

Nice video but you are wrong.. 72 divided by 6 = 12 not 12.6666

72/6 =12 dude

Why 1 to the power of 2 is equal to 2? And 3 to the power of 2 is equal to 8? It should be 1 and 9 . Correct me if im wrong.

the values 5-18 are 5 not 4

hi there is an error in the calculation. it 72/6=12 but you calculate 76/6=12.6666667. lost me there

please solve thisdifficult question 7. Following table shows the scores obtained bystudents of nutrition: 60 94 75 82 72 57 92 75 85 77 91 72 85 64 78 75 62 49 70 94 72 84 55 90 88 81 64 91 79 66 68 67 74 45 76 73 68 85 73 83 85 71 87 57 82 78 68 70 71 78 69 98 65 61 83 84 69 77 81 87 79 64 72 55 76 68 93 56 67 71 83 72 82 78 62 82 49 63 73 89 78 81 93 72 76 73 90 76 For the scores present above: a) Construct a frequencydistribution of grouped scores having approximately15 intervals. List both apparent and real limits of each interval. b) By using frequency distribution, computed in part (a), determine 40th percentile; P40. c) Also, calculate percentile rank of a score 41&76.

72/6=12

What is "n" represent????

72÷6 ????

72 ÷ 6 = 12

I thought classes were not supposed to overlap

Great vid but sound like asmr as well

interesting rule of thumb

u are wrong 72/6=12

in his calculator he calculate 76/6 loooool instead of 72/6

72/6 is 12 not 12.666666666

I think the 73 is not the largest number but the 76