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Unscramble terms about grouped data and distributions.

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Unscramble terms about grouped data and distributions.

by JOHN ARON FERNANDEZ
1

An interval of data that corresponds to a quarter of observations when data are arranged in order.

  
  
2

The smallest value that can belong to a class interval.

  
  
3

A consecutive range of values used to group data in a frequency distribution.

  
  
4

The number of observations falling within a particular class interval.

5

The width or span of a class interval (difference between its upper and lower boundaries).

  
  
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