BRACUNIVERSITYInspiring Excellence5. Mr. Mike Hunt wants to make an investment in the stock market. He has shortlisted stocksand wants to know the frequency of the prices. So, he created the following table where thenumber of stocks falling in the particular price categories.Stock Prices (Tk.) No. of StocksStock Prices (Tk.)No. of Stocks100 to 3001100 to 1300300 to 50081300 to 15009500 to 7001500 to 17004700 to 9001700 to 19003900 to 110021900 to 210011a. Represent the data set in a suitable graph with appropriate information (like title, axis,label etc.) and comments on the graph.b. How many stocks Mr. Rahman shortlisted that cost below 1900?c. Which class has the maximum and minimum no. of shares?d. Which class has the second maximum and second minimum no. of shares?3.1,

We need to analyze the data related to stock prices.

a. Represent the data set in a suitable graph with appropriate information (like title, axis, label etc.) and comments on the graph. b. How many stocks Mr. Rahman shortlisted that cost below 1900? c. Which class has the maximum and minimum no. of shares?

a. Represent the data set in a suitable graph with appropriate information (like title, axis, label etc.) and comments on the graph. b. How many stocks Mr. Rahman shortlisted that cost below 1900? c. Which class has the maximum and minimum no. of shares?

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