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The document discusses grouped data frequency distribution tables. It provides examples of raw data and instructions for organizing the data into frequency distribution tables with classes and frequencies. It also gives examples of constructing these tables from different data sets.

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May 8

The document discusses grouped data frequency distribution tables. It provides examples of raw data and instructions for organizing the data into frequency distribution tables with classes and frequencies. It also gives examples of constructing these tables from different data sets.

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GROUPED DATA

FREQUENCY
DISTRIBUTION
TABLE
A B
1. It is the difference between two a. Frequency
consecutive lower limits.

2. It refers to the smallest data b. Range


value that can be included in the
class.
3. It is the difference between the c. Lower limit
highest and the lowest value.
4. It refers to the largest data value d. Class width
that can be included in a class

5. It is how often something occurs. e. Upper limit


Steps in making Frequency Distribution Table
for Grouped Data

Step 1: Find the range


Step 2: Decide the number of classes
Step 3: Divide the range by the number of
desired classes
Ages of 40 women when each had a boyfriend

18 20 20 20 20 21 20 17 19 20
13 18 22 26 20 19 22 16 18 27
16 23 24 17 25 24 16 20 26 15
21 17 23 16 21 17 26 16 23 19
LIST OF SHOE SIZES OF 35 BOYS

7 5 4 4 6 5 4
8 5 5 4 3 5 6
5 3 6 3 2 8 5
6 6 7 4 7 4 5
4 4 2 5 5 6 4
Group 1 and 3- Organize the data Group 2 and 4- Organize the data
using a Grouped Frequency using a Grouped Frequency
Distribution Table Distribution Table

Number of pets each household Data of Periodical Test of 42 Grade 7


owned Students
1 3 7 5 2 35 36 34 37 44 38 43
6 7 2 6 2 45 42 43 41 41 37 40
5 6 1 2 4 37 37 36 28 35 30 42
6 3 3 3 3 48 34 46 36 45 36 43
1 3 2 1 3
42 42 43 32 42 33 41
4 2 3 6 1
32 31 34 29 36 30 38
7 5 4 7 2
Mrs. Llanera, your Science teacher wants to know the
frequency of her 40 students who got 90 and above. Help your
teacher to find out the number of students who got the 90 and
above grade using a Grouped Frequency Distribution Table.
Below is the data of their grades

88 90 90 90 90 91 90 87 89 90
93 88 82 86 82 89 92 96 88 87
86 93 84 87 95 84 86 90 86 95
91 87 83 96 91 87 96 86 83 89
Evaluation
Organize the data using:
Grouped Frequency Data Distribution Table

Data of Mathematics Summative Test Scores of 42 Grade 7


Students
35 36 34 37 44 38 43
45 42 43 41 41 37 40
37 37 36 28 35 30 42
48 34 46 36 45 36 43
42 42 43 32 42 33 41
32 31 34 29 36 30 38
Assignment
Construct a grouped data frequency distribution table using
the data provided below.

Data represents the ages of 40 men when they got married

28 30 30 30 30 31 30 27 29 30
23 28 32 36 30 29 32 26 28 37
26 33 34 27 35 34 26 30 36 25
31 27 33 26 31 27 36 26 33 29

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