Part 1 of 4 (a)How many values are in the class  28.5  -  33.5 ?     The number of values in the class  28.5  -  33.5  is    .         Part 2 of 4         (b)How many values fall between  23.5  and  43.5 ?     The number of values that fall between  23.5  and  43.5  is    .           (c)How many values are below  38.5 ?     The number of values that are below  38.5  is    .         Part 4 of 4         (d)How many values are above  33.5 ?     The number of values that are above  33.5  is

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