Ahamed opened a restaurant 5 years ago, he made a survey of how the people rated his food according to the Price of the Meal. The following table shows the result of the survey among 105 people. 52 Good 60 Good 77 Very Good 80 Very Good 33 Good 37 Good 6 Very Poor 8 Poor 46 Good 98 Excellent 82 Very Good 63 Good 50 Good 19 Poor 63 Very Good 69 Very Good 57 Good 28 Good 88 Excellent 29 Good 98 Excellent 2 Very Poor 68 Very Good 2 Very Poor 53 Good 96 Excellent 94 Excellent 36 Good 28 Good 74 Very Good 33 Good 52 Good 90 Excellent 49 Good 5 Very Poor 50 Good 69 Very Good 62 Very Good 36 Good 71 Very Good 88 Excellent 33 Good 27 Good 87 Excellent 6 Very Poor 90 Excellent 32 Good 50 Good 21 Poor 49 Good 50 Good 30 Good 18 Poor 95 Excellent 11 Poor 27 Good 48 Good 36 Good 50 Good 13 Poor 45 Good 88 Excellent 61 Very Good 24 Good 62 Very Good 81 Excellent 14 Poor 21 Poor 18 Poor 69 Very Good 66 Very Good 2 Very Poor 46 Good 62 Good 85 Excellent 74 Very Good 83 Excellent 1 Very Poor 32 Good 69 Very Good 30 Good 5 Very Poor 14 Poor 78 Very Good 13 Poor 59 Good 34 Good 81 Excellent 74 Very Good 82 Excellent 67 Very Good 55 Good 87 Excellent 82 Excellent 27 Good 60 Good 9 Very Poor 72 Very Good 1 Very Poor 93 Excellent 74 Very Good 62 Very Good 99 Excellent 71 Very Good 36 Good A) Construct a frequency distribution table on Qualitative Data. B) Construct a frequency distribution table on Quantitative Data of 10 classes. C) Find Cumulative Frequency, Relative Frequency and Percent Relative Frequency for each D) Interpret your result by Histogram and Frequency Polygon.

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Ahamed opened a restaurant 5 years ago, he made a survey of how the people rated his food according to the Price of the Meal. The following table shows the result of the survey among 105 people.

52	Good	60	Good	77	Very Good	80	Very Good	33	Good
37	Good	6	Very Poor	8	Poor	46	Good	98	Excellent
82	Very Good	63	Good	50	Good	19	Poor	63	Very Good
69	Very Good	57	Good	28	Good	88	Excellent	29	Good
98	Excellent	2	Very Poor	68	Very Good	2	Very Poor	53	Good
96	Excellent	94	Excellent	36	Good	28	Good	74	Very Good
33	Good	52	Good	90	Excellent	49	Good	5	Very Poor
50	Good	69	Very Good	62	Very Good	36	Good	71	Very Good
88	Excellent	33	Good	27	Good	87	Excellent	6	Very Poor
90	Excellent	32	Good	50	Good	21	Poor	49	Good
50	Good	30	Good	18	Poor	95	Excellent	11	Poor
27	Good	48	Good	36	Good	50	Good	13	Poor
45	Good	88	Excellent	61	Very Good	24	Good	62	Very Good
81	Excellent	14	Poor	21	Poor	18	Poor	69	Very Good
66	Very Good	2	Very Poor	46	Good	62	Good	85	Excellent
74	Very Good	83	Excellent	1	Very Poor	32	Good	69	Very Good
30	Good	5	Very Poor	14	Poor	78	Very Good	13	Poor
59	Good	34	Good	81	Excellent	74	Very Good	82	Excellent
67	Very Good	55	Good	87	Excellent	82	Excellent	27	Good
60	Good	9	Very Poor	72	Very Good	1	Very Poor	93	Excellent
74	Very Good	62	Very Good	99	Excellent	71	Very Good	36	Good

A) Construct a frequency distribution table on Qualitative Data.

B) Construct a frequency distribution table on Quantitative Data of 10 classes.

C) Find Cumulative Frequency, Relative Frequency and Percent Relative Frequency for each

D) Interpret your result by Histogram and Frequency Polygon.

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