Probability and Statistics ---### Class Frequency Distribution AnalysisUse the given frequency distribution to find the:(a) **Class width.**(b) **Class midpoints.**(c) **Class boundaries.**| Temperature (°F) | Frequency ||------------------|:---------:|| 32-34 | 1 || 35-37 | 3 || 38-40 | 5 || 41-43 | 11 || 44-46 | 7 || 47-49 | 7 || 50-52 | 1 |#### (a) What is the class width?| | ||:----------------:|:----------:|| Box for input... | (Type an integer or a decimal.) |#### (b) What are the class midpoints? Complete the table below. (Type integers or decimals.)| Temperature (°F) | Frequency | Midpoint ||------------------|:---------:|:--------:|| 32-34 | 1 | || 35-37 | 3 | || 38-40 | 5 | || 41-43 | 11 | || 44-46 | 7 | || 47-49 | 7 | || 50-52 | 1 | |#### (c) What are the class boundaries? Complete the table below. (Type integers or decimals.)| Temperature (°F) | Frequency | Class boundaries ||------------------|:---------:|:----------------:|| 32-34 | 1 | || 35-37 | 3 | || 38-40 | 5 | || 41-43 | 11 | || 44-46 | 7 | || 47-49 | 7 | || 50-52 | 1 | |---In this activity, students will determine the class width, midpoints, and boundaries from the given frequency distribution chart. - **Class Width**: The difference between the

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