Question

Most extreme values which are never included in a class interval is called:
a. class intervals
b. class limits
c. class boundaries
d. none of these


















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Answer 1

Answer:

c...

this is correct..,.

Answer 2

Most extreme values which are never included in a class interval

Explanation:

c. class boundaries

• Class boundaries are considered because the end points of an interval.
• It also contains the category interval specified the Lower class boundary (LCB) is that the LCL minus one-half the tolerance and therefore the upper class boundary (UCB) is that the UCL plus one-half the tolerance.
• Class interval is that the numerical width of any class during a particular distribution and also defined because the difference between the upper class limit and lower class limit.  
• The lower class limit of a category is that the smallest data value that may go in the category and therefore the upper limit of a category is that the largest data value that may get in the category.