Let x be the class mark and y be the upper limit of a class-interval in a continuous frequency distribution .
The lower limit of the class is:
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y-x
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The first one is wrong, the correct answer is 2x-y
Step-by-step explanation:
Let lower limit = a
We know that,
Class mark = (lower limit+upper limit)/2
So,
x=(a+y)/2
2x=a+y
a=2x-y
Lower limit is 2x-y
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