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grouped frequency distribution

grouped frequency distribution A grouped frequency distribution is a way of showing how often data occur by combining values into intervals or ranges instead of listing each exact value separately.

A grouped frequency distribution is a way of showing how often data occur by combining values into intervals or ranges instead of listing each exact value separately.

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