Question Q1) The frequency distribution of monthly wages in pounds sterling of 65 employees atthe P and R company are showing in table below Wages | Number of employees 50.0059.99 3 60.00-69.99 10 70.00-79.99 16 80.00 14 90.00-99.99 ] 100.00-109.99 5 110.00-119.99 2 Determine the followings a) The lower mit of the sixth class b) The upper limit of the fourth class ¢) The class mark (or class midpoint) d) The class boundaries of the fifth class €) The size of the fifth class interval ) less than ogive g more than ogive :::QuestionQ1) The frequency distribution of monthly wages in pounds sterling of 65employees at the P and R company are showing in table belowNumber ofemployees8Wages50.00-59.9960.00-69.991070.00-79.9980.00-89.9990.00-99.99100.00-109.99110.00-119.991614102Determine the followings:a) The lower limit of the sixth class.b) The upper limit of the fourth class.c) The class mark (or class midpoint)d) The class boundaries of the fifth class.e) The size of the fifth class interval.f) less than ogiveg) more than ogive1 Add fileView folder

Question Q1) The frequency distribution of monthly wages in pounds sterling of 65 employees atthe P and R company are showing in table below Wages | Number of employees 50.0059.99 3 60.00-69.99 10 70.00-79.99 16 80.00 14 90.00-99.99 ] 100.00-109.99 5 110.00-119.99 2 Determine the followings a) The lower mit of the sixth class b) The upper limit of the fourth class ¢) The class mark (or class midpoint)

Question Q1) The frequency distribution of monthly wages in pounds sterling of 65 employees atthe P and R company are showing in table below Wages | Number of employees 50.0059.99 3 60.00-69.99 10 70.00-79.99 16 80.00 14 90.00-99.99 ] 100.00-109.99 5 110.00-119.99 2 Determine the followings a) The lower mit of the sixth class b) The upper limit of the fourth class ¢) The class mark (or class midpoint)

Intermediate Algebra

19th Edition

ISBN:9780998625720

Author:Lynn Marecek

Publisher:Lynn Marecek

Chapter12: Sequences, Series And Binomial Theorem

Section12.3: Geometric Sequences And Series

Problem 12.58TI: What is the total effect on the economy of a government tax rebate of $500 to each household in...

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