Find the cumulative percents for each class by dividing each cumulative frequency by 200 (the total frequencies)
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Find the cumulative percents for each class by dividing each cumulative frequency by 200 (the total frequencies) and multiplying by 100%. (For the first class, it would be 24/200 ×100% = 12%.) Place these values in the last column.
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Elementary Statistics A Step By Step Approach
ISBN: 9780077665807
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