Math, asked by Raen, 1 year ago

What does L mean in this image?

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Answered by Anonymous

$\huge\mathfrak\pink{anSwEr}$

here L means lower limit of the class interval....

like..

is the class interval is 15-20

then its liwer limit or L is 15

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Raen: I really don't think so. Can you justify why? We use the class mark, don't we?

meghathakur2808: This answer is absolutely correct

Raen: I disagree. I don't find it plausible... Until of course you explain why.

meghathakur2808: As your wish

Answered by Anonymous

Here L means sum from F3X3 to F(n-1)X(n-1).

And in deno sum from de to f(n-1).

Raen: Okay. I see... But does it have any expanded form? Any reason for thee specific usage of the letter L instead of any other?

Raen: Oh. Thanks.

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