weightIntervalClass Midfrequencycum≤fcum≥ff.mFrequency%45≤5047.53329142.510.3450≤5552.571026367.524.1455≤6057.54141923013.7960≤6562.551915312.517.2465≤7067.5221101356.9070≤7572.55268362.517.2475≤8077.53293232.510.34Total 29 1782.5100 Question 1Use the data in the frequency distribution table above to calculate and interpret/describe the numerical measures.

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*Interval*	*Class Mid*	*frequency*	*cum≤f*	*cum≥f*	*f.m*	*Frequency%*
*45≤50*	*47.5*	3	3	29	*142.5*	*10.34*
*50≤55*	*52.5*	7	10	26	*367.5*	*24.14*
*55≤60*	*57.5*	4	14	19	*230*	*13.79*
*60≤65*	*62.5*	5	19	15	*312.5*	*17.24*
*65≤70*	*67.5*	2	21	10	*135*	*6.90*
*70≤75*	*72.5*	5	26	8	*362.5*	*17.24*
*75≤80*	*77.5*	3	29	3	*232.5*	*10.34*
*Total*		29			*1782.5*	*100*

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