Lecture:

Frequency Distribution Table

Suppose that the serum cholesterol (in mg/dL) of 120 randomly selected residents of a barangay in
Manila were determined and results are as follows:

100.2 137.1 146.7 157.3 166.8
177.8
105.4 137.8 148.4 157.4 166.9
178.2
111.3 138.0 149.1 158.1 167.1
178.8
114.6 139.7 149.8 158.4 167.9
182.2
118.4 140.1 150.4 159.3 168.6
182.5
122.6 140.4 150.5 159.4 169.0
182.6
124.1 141.8 150.6 159.4 169.7
184.0
125.4 141.9 152.8 160.3 169.8
186.2
126.2 142.8 153.0 160.9 171.2
187.4
127.9 142.9 153.5 162.4 172.6
188.9
129.7 143.6 153.5 162.5 173.7
190.1
130.4 144.1 153.6 162.8 174.3
190.7
131.1 144.4 155.0 163.4 175.7
191.2
131.8 144.7 155.4 163.7 175.7
192.2
133.5 144.8 155.5 163.8 175.9
195.1
133.9 144.9 156.0 165.0 176.3
200.0
134.0 145.4 156.3 165.1 176.4
200.0
135.3 146.4 157.0 165.3 176.5
202.3
135.9 146.4 157.0 165.6 177.1
203.4
136.8 146.6 157.2 166.6 177.7
204.3

The Frequency Distribution Table:

LB

SUMS:

Class
intervals
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-

cf<

cfp<

cf

cfp


Complete the given the frequency distribution table below,

LB

Class
intervals
12.5 - 16.6
16.7 - 20.8
20.9 25.0
25.1 - 29.2
29.3 - 33.4
33.5 - 37.6
37.7 - 41.8
41.9 46.0
46.1 - 50.2
50.3 - 54.4

cf<

cfp<

cf

cfp

5
9
11
13
10
7
5
2
1