. Summarize data in a frequency distribution table using a 5-gram interval. B. Illustrate data in a frequency histogram using a 5-gram interval. C. Compute for relative frequency of 3rd interval and cumulative relative frequency of the 4th interval.

. Summarize data in a frequency distribution table using a 5-gram interval. B. Illustrate data in a frequency histogram using a 5-gram interval. C. Compute for relative frequency of 3rd interval and cumulative relative frequency of the 4th interval.

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7. I am producing 400-gram loaf breads in one of my production lines and measured the
weights of 28 loaf breads from the same batch as shown in table below. (*see attached image for the table.)
A. Summarize data in a frequency distribution table using a 5-gram interval.
B. Illustrate data in a frequency histogram using a 5-gram interval.
C. Compute for relative frequency of 3rd interval and cumulative relative frequency of the 4th interval.

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