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Answer:

answer is mentioned in the pdf .Your answer is incorrect

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User Abestrad
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Answer:

See attached image and explanation below

Explanation:

For the first table:
The cumulative frequency for each class interval is obtained by adding that class frequency to the sum of all frequencies less than that class interval

So the table will look as in the first image attached

The second table talks about cumulative relative frequency and it uses the same technique as above but we are dealing with relative rather than absolute frequencies

The second image shows the correct values

Your relative frequency table (the third image you posted) is correct

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