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Description: The table gives some information about the delays (in minutes) of 80 flights.Delay(n minutes)FrequencyCumulative frequency10 - 19161620 - 29264230 - 392340 - 49107550 - 59580The number of flights which delayed 39 minutes or less than 39 minutes is:6

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he table gives some information about the delays (in minutes) of 80 flight Delay (n minutes) Frequency Cumulative frequency 10 - 19 16 16 20 - 29 26 42 30 - 39 23 40 - 49 10 75 50 50 80

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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