Frequency Distribution Table Powerpoint

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**Objective: The student will be able to organize the given data to a meaningful and understandable.
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The presentation contains:

Definition of a Frequency Distribution Table.

Types of Frequency Distribution Table:
a) Discrete Frequency Distribution Table (Ungrouped).
b) Continuous Frequency Distribution Table (Grouped).

Uses of Frequency Distribution Data.

5 steps to construct a Frequency Distribution Table with one example on ungrouped data and two examples on grouped data.

Steps include how to

• Draw the table arrange columns
• Fill in the data in the first column
• Tallying the observations in the second column
• Summing up in the third column.

Under Grouped data we have one example each on the types

Types of Grouped Data:
a) Continuous Interval Form (Exclusive Form). e.g. overlapping
b) Discontinuous Interval Form (Inclusive Form). e.g. non - overlapping

To understand in details the difference between two class intervals

• overlapping
• Non- overlapping

To know different terms with examples

• Class interval
• Lower class limit
• Upper class limit
• Width of class interval