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Activity Sheet Frequency Distribution

This document contains two examples of constructing frequency distribution tables from raw data. The first example categorizes 36 customers into civil status categories of single, married, or widow. The frequency distribution table shows the number of customers in each category and their relative frequencies. The second example examines amounts spent on food and drink by 40 cinema visitors. It constructs a frequency distribution table grouping the amounts into ranges and showing the frequency, relative frequency, and cumulative frequency for each range.

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Activity Sheet Frequency Distribution

This document contains two examples of constructing frequency distribution tables from raw data. The first example categorizes 36 customers into civil status categories of single, married, or widow. The frequency distribution table shows the number of customers in each category and their relative frequencies. The second example examines amounts spent on food and drink by 40 cinema visitors. It constructs a frequency distribution table grouping the amounts into ranges and showing the frequency, relative frequency, and cumulative frequency for each range.

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Topic: Frequency Distribution

Learning Outcome: To compare and contrast raw data and a frequency distribution.
Construct a frequency distribution table for the following:
1.Thrity-six customers were categorized according to civil status. The data set is
Single Single Married Married Single Married Married Single Widow
Married Married Single Single Widow Single Single Widow Single
Widow Widow Single Married Single Married Married Married Single
Single Single Married Married Married Single Single Single Single

Solution:
Class Tally Frequency Relative
Frequency
Single |||||-|||||-|||||-||| 18 0.5
Married |||||-|||||-||| 13 0.361
Widow ||||| 5 0.139
Total 36 36 1.000
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2. The food services department of WSS Cinema is studying the amount spend by an
individual during his visit per day on food and drink. A sample of 40 individuals who visited
the cinema yesterday revealed they spent the following amounts.

P100 P122 P138 P145 P155 P165 P170 P180 P186 P200
110 126 139 148 160 165 170 182 190 205
115 128 140 150 160 165 175 184 193 210
120 130 142 155 163 168 178 185 195 220

Solution:

Class Tally Class Frequenc Relative Cumulative Midpoint


Boundaries y Frequency Frequency
100-120 |||| 99.5-120.5 4 0.1 4 110
121-141 |||||-|| 120.5-141.5 7 0.175 11 131
142-162 |||||-||| 141.5-162.5 8 0.2 19 152
163-183 |||||-|||||-| 162.5-183.5 11 0.275 30 173
184-204 |||||-|| 183.5-204.5 7 0.175 37 194
205-225 ||| 204.5-225.5 3 0.075 40 215
Total 40 40 1.000

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