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What is the difference between a class boundary and a class limit? well, before we go ahead and look at these, let me just talk a little bit about the two.
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So if we have a frequency distribution, you can have classes.
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And so i'm going to say we have a class maybe from, let's go two to ten, and then that would be like 11 to 19.
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I'm sorry, my mind went blank for a second.
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And then we would go, here would be 20 to 30 to 28.
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28.
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So there we would have our classes.
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So that means our class limits are 210, 11, 19, 20, and 38.
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Now the boundaries is the average value between the lower class limit and the upper class limit before it.
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So that's going to be like 10 .5, 10 .5.
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This would be 19 .5, 19 .5.
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And if we continued, then that would end up being 28 .5 and this would end up being 1 .5.
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So those are the differences there.
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These are our boundaries and then these are our limits.
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Okay, limits boundaries.
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Now let's look at our questions.
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Class limits are possible data values.
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So that first one, that would be true because we're looking at anything between 2 and 10.
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So if the first one be true, class limits specify the span of data values that fall within a class...