5. Complete the Cumulative Frequency Table 5 and construct a Cumulative Frequency Line Graph (Ogive Line Graph) for table 6. Label both the horizontal and vertical axis. Table 5 Child's Child's Age Freq (x) Cumulative Age Freq (x) 3 2 x52 3 6 x53 4 3 154 5 6 26. Complete the Cumulative Frequency Table 6 and construct a Cumulative Frequency Line Graph (Ogive Line Graph) for Table 6. Label both the horizontal and vertical axis. Table 7 x: NFL x: NFL Age at Cumulative Freq (x) Age at retirement Freq (x) retirement 20 - 24 5 Is 24 25 - 29 25 X's 29 30 - 34 40 X s 34 35 - 39 30 x s 39 40 - 44 10 Is 447. The data below represents the age of each child served by a local program. Complete the Class Frequency Table 7A and the Cumulative Frequency Table 7B. The lower class limit for the first class is 1 and the upper class limit for the first class is 3. Construct a Cumulative Frequency Line Graph (Ogive Line Graph) for Table 7B. 12 15 16 12 10 12 5 11 6 5 6 13 15 5 10 18 13 12 5 1 13 10 9 Table 7A Table 7B x: Child's x: Child's Age Freq (x) Cumulative Age Freq (x) @wort VT to x's 3 $5 6 x59 x s 12 X's 15 x 5 188. A statistics class reported the numbers of hours of TV that they had watched during finals week. Use the data to complete a Class Frequency Table BA and a Cumulative Frequency Table 8B. The first lower class limit is 1 and the second lower class limit is 6. Construct a Cumulative Frequency Line Graph (Ogive Line Graph) for Table 8B. 10 9 16 18 19 24 22 16 22 23 22 18 2 18 3 17 6 19 22 19 10 8 23 7 11 13 6 24 23 22 21 20 7 24 17 15 22 Table 8A Table 8B x: hours x: hours of TV Cumulative Freq (x) of TV watched watched Freq (x) X5 5 Is 10 Ste X's 15 * $ 20 x s 25