TODAY Moms and Parenting.com surveyed 6,000 parents to determine how much money they were willing to spend on gifts for each one of their children during the holiday season. The following frequency distribution represents the results of the survey: Classes $ amount) 1 100 Frequency 1134 101 200 201 - 300 1458 301 400 401 500 501 and above 588 Determine the missing frequency for the second class 750 468 937 O 1524 O 1602 1000

TODAY Moms and Parenting.com surveyed 6,000 parents to determine how much money they were willing to spend on gifts for each one of their children during the holiday season. The following frequency distribution represents the results of the survey: Classes $ amount) 1 100 Frequency 1134 101 200 201 - 300 1458 301 400 401 500 501 and above 588 Determine the missing frequency for the second class 750 468 937 O 1524 O 1602 1000

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Author:Amos Gilat

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