Find the unknown entries in the following distribution table.
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To find A
We know that the first digit of frequency is also the first digit of cumulative frequency so from this we can say that a = 12
To find B
We know that a + b = 25
12 + b = 25
b = 25 - 12
b = 13
OR
25 - a = b
25 - 12 = b
13 = b
To find C
25 + 10 = c
35 = c
To find D
we know that c + d = 43
35 + d = 43
d = 43 - 35
d = 8
OR
43 - c = d
43 - 35 = d
8 = d
To find E
48 - 43 = e
5 = e
To find F
48 + 2 = F
50 = F
Verification:-
We also know that the last digit of cumulative frequency is always equal to the sum of frequency
= 12 + b + 10 + d + e + 2
= 12 + 13 + 10 + 8 + 5 + 2
= 50
Our last digit of cumulative frequency is also 50 that's mean our ans / table is correct
A = 12 , B = 13 , C = 35 , D = 8 , E = 5 and F = 50
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