Question

How do you work out cumulative frequency??? :)

Answer 1

is by adding each frequency from a frequency distribution table to sum of its predecessos. the last value must equal to the total observe.

For example:

match table is 11, 8, 10, 7

so the cumulative total will be

11

11+8=19

19+10=29

29+7=36

this mean that the total of the match table is the sum of all numbers and each must equal to the cumulative data

Answer 2

Frequency refers to the number of times an event or outcome occurs. The cumulative frequency at a point x is the sum of the individual frequencies up to and at point x. Typically, cumulative frequency gives us the number of times an outcome occurs that is above or below a given value.

Hope I helped.