The accompanying table gives the number of copies sold for 30 top-selling novels. Use data given in the table to construct a frequency distribution with a first class (in millions) of 50 - 99. Copies Sold (millions) 500 120 70 200 100 70 200 100 70 200 100 70 200 90 70 180 90 66 Construct a frequency distribution. Copies Sold (millions) Number of Books 50 - 99
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