The following marks were recorded from 25 pupils who did Basic Mathematics
examination.
50 46 40 39 43 60 94 97 96 63
60
20 59 63 55 45 62 92 1 86 82 73
47
(i) Group the score in interval of class mark 25, 35, 45 And prepare a
frequency distribution table for he given data.
(ii) Calculate mean, mod and median mark.

c

explanation:

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