Final Answer:
To create a frequency table based on the amounts paid for textbooks, you would need to follow these steps.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Collect the data: Gather all the data points, which are the amounts each student paid for textbooks.
2. Determine the intervals: Based on the options provided, we have four intervals:
- $50 or less
- $51 to $100
- $101 to $150
- More than $150
3. Tally the data: Go through the data and for each amount paid by a student, put a tally mark in the corresponding interval. For example, if the amount is $45, you would put a tally in the "$50 or less" interval.
If it is $75, you would tally it in the "$51 to $100" interval.
4. Count the tallies: After going through all the data points, count the tallies in each interval to find the frequency for that interval.
5. Fill in the frequency table: Write the count of tallies as the frequency for its respective interval.
However, since the actual data points are not provided in your request, we can only assume that the frequencies you mentioned are the correct counts for each interval, based on the hypothetical data set.
Here is how the frequency table would look like with the information given:
- Frequency of students who paid $50 or less: 25
- Frequency of students who paid between $51 and $100: 30
- Frequency of students who paid between $101 and $150: 15
- Frequency of students who paid more than $150: 10
Without the actual amounts, I cannot verify these frequencies, but if you were to say these are the accurate counts for each interval, then the frequency table is already filled out with those values.
Each frequency corresponds to the number of students within that payment interval.
To complete such a task with actual data, you would need to compile a list of all the amounts paid and then go through the process as explained.