Exam 3: Frequency Distributions and Percentiles
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One benefit to using a frequency distribution table or graph is that it makes it easier to
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What is the most frequently occurring score in the following frequency distribution? 

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In a cumulative frequency distribution created from the following simple frequency distribution,the score "5" would have a cumulative frequency of 

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The _____ of a polygon above any score corresponds to that score's _____.
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Using the frequency distribution below,what is the total frequency of the scores 6 and 7? 

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A graph of a frequency distribution shows the scores on the
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The proportion of area under the normal curve that is directly above a score is the _____ of the score.The percentage of the normal curve to the left of a score is the _____ of the score.
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