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Construct a frequency distribution for the set of data below. Use four classes, beginning with "10 up to 18," then "18 up to 24," then "24 up to 30," and finally "30 up to 36."

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16	35	28	13	32
28	22	13	21	20
33	17	33	15	23
35	31	29	14	25
25	32	31	27	32

	Frequency Distribution
	Class Interval	Tally	Frequency
a.	______________	_______________________________	_________
b.	______________	_______________________________	_________
c.	______________	_______________________________	_________
d.	______________	_______________________________	_________
			--------------
	Total		_________

e.	Compute the mean of the data set. Check your work by adding both the row totals and the column totals.

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