onsider the following frequency table representing the distribution of hourly wages for first jobs of a certain population. Hourly Wage at First Job Class Frequency 6.4–7.16.4–7.1 9 7.2–7.9 12 8.0–8.7 5 8.8–9.5 12 9.6–10.3 4 Copy Data Step 1 of 2 : Determine the cumulative frequency for the third class.

onsider the following frequency table representing the distribution of hourly wages for first jobs of a certain population. Hourly Wage at First Job Class Frequency 6.4–7.16.4–7.1 9 7.2–7.9 12 8.0–8.7 5 8.8–9.5 12 9.6–10.3 4 Copy Data Step 1 of 2 : Determine the cumulative frequency for the third class.

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Author:Amos Gilat

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Class	Frequency
6.4–7.16.4–7.1	9
7.2–7.9	12
8.0–8.7	5
8.8–9.5	12
9.6–10.3	4

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