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The data below shows time taken (in minutes) for 50 students to travel to their school from home. Time (minutes) 23 16 16 17 12 18 17 32 11 27 11 16 22 18 20 21 15 21 17 34 32 14 18 21 29 22 12 30 27 16 27 20 21 14 28 17 17 17 20 26 13 20 27 26 17 18 21 21 36 29 1. Construct frequency distribution table for the above data by: a) Determine the appropriate number of classes using Sturges formula. b) Determine each class width. c) Determine appropriate class limits and class boundaries. d) Construct frequency distribution table. 2. Draw a histogram based on your frequency distribution table. 3. Give your comment about the distribution of the data based on your histogram. 4. Construct "Ogive (Less than)" for the above data.

          The data below shows time taken (in minutes) for 50 students to travel to their school from home.
Time (minutes)
23 16 16 17 12
18 17 32 11 27
11 16 22 18 20
21 15 21 17 34
32 14 18 21 29
22 12 30 27 16
27 20 21 14 28
17 17 17 20 26
13 20 27 26 17
18 21 21 36 29
1. Construct frequency distribution table for the above data by:
a) Determine the appropriate number of classes using Sturges formula.
b) Determine each class width.
c) Determine appropriate class limits and class boundaries.
d) Construct frequency distribution table.
2. Draw a histogram based on your frequency distribution table.
3. Give your comment about the distribution of the data based on your histogram.
4. Construct "Ogive (Less than)" for the above data.

The data below shows time taken (in minutes) for 50 students to travel to their school from home.
Time (minutes)
23 16 16 17 12
18 17 32 11 27
11 16 22 18 20
21 15 21 17 34
32 14 18 21 29
22 12 30 27 16
27 20 21 14 28
17 17 17 20 26
13 20 27 26 17
18 21 21 36 29
1. Construct frequency distribution table for the above data by:
a) Determine the appropriate number of classes using Sturges formula.
b) Determine each class width.
c) Determine appropriate class limits and class boundaries.
d) Construct frequency distribution table.
2. Draw a histogram based on your frequency distribution table.
3. Give your comment about the distribution of the data based on your histogram.
4. Construct "Ogive (Less than)" for the above data.

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