6. Regarding the frequency table in statistics, which statement best describes the group frequencydistribution table?A. In a group frequency distribution table, the class boundaries usually contain discrete variables.B. In a frequency distribution table used to make a histogram, the lower-class and upper-class limitscan contain none overlap discrete variables.C. In a group frequency distribution table, the class width of each class is different.D. The classes of a frequency distribution table contain lower-class and upper-class boundaries, andthe lower-class boundary of the preceding class overlaps with the next class.E. Answers A, B, C, and D are correct.7. Which statement is correct about statistics?A. Bar charts can contain lower and upper-class boundaries and are suitable for describing nominaldata.B. Ordinal data are suitable for making histograms and bar graphs.C. The study of statistics involves math and relies on categorical variables.D. It is possible to make a histogram when the lower and upper-class boundaries are determined.E. Answers A, B, C, and D are correct.8. Which of the following statements is true?A. A Standard distribution curve is also known as the Gaussian distribution curve and is determinedbased on relative frequency.1110B. A standard distribution curve usually contains classes with overlapping discrete variables andlacks classes with overlapping continuous variables.C. Histograms and bar graphs show similar distribution displays because they contain classgrouping.D. Answers A, B, and C are correct.E. Answers A and B are correct.9. A true or false question.The levels of measurement are nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio scales, and nominal scales areused to measure variables, such as gender, handedness, favorite color, religion.A. TrueB. FalseT

6. Regarding the frequency table in statistics, which statement best describes the group frequency distribution table? A. In a group frequency distribution table, the class boundaries usually contain discrete variables. B. In a frequency distribution table used to make a histogram, the lower-class and upper-class limits can contain none overlap discrete variables. C. In a group frequency distribution table, the class width of each class is different. D. The classes of a frequency distribution table contain lower-class and upper-class boundaries, and the lower-class boundary of the preceding class overlaps with the next class. E. Answers A, B, C, and D are correct.

6. Regarding the frequency table in statistics, which statement best describes the group frequency distribution table? A. In a group frequency distribution table, the class boundaries usually contain discrete variables. B. In a frequency distribution table used to make a histogram, the lower-class and upper-class limits can contain none overlap discrete variables. C. In a group frequency distribution table, the class width of each class is different. D. The classes of a frequency distribution table contain lower-class and upper-class boundaries, and the lower-class boundary of the preceding class overlaps with the next class. E. Answers A, B, C, and D are correct.

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