Jim Smith, a marketing student, observed how much each customer spent in a local convenience store. $5.88 18.06 $ 19.54 13.52 $ 19.81 8.75 20.73 16.26 10.30 11.25 $ 10.12 2.05 6.67 13.80 a. Based on the above results, prepare a frequency distribution. Intervals $0-$5.99 $6.00 $11.99 $12.00-$17.99 $18.00 $23.99 Frequency

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