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    To Find the Mean for Grouped Data, We Take the Sum
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To Find the Mean for Grouped Data, We Take the Sum

Question 23

Question 23

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To find the mean for grouped data, we take the sum of all the frequencies, multiply this by the midpoint
of each class and then divide boor the sample size.

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