The data displayed below represents the electricity cost during a recent month for a random sample of 50 one-bedroom apartments in a large city.
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96
|
171
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202
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178
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147
|
102
|
153
|
197
|
127
|
82
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|
157
|
185
|
90
|
116
|
172
|
111
|
148
|
213
|
130
|
165
|
|
141
|
149
|
206
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175
|
123
|
128
|
144
|
168
|
109
|
167
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|
95
|
163
|
150
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154
|
130
|
143
|
187
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166
|
139
|
149
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|
108
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119
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183
|
151
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114
|
135
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191
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137
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129
|
158
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1 Using seven classes of equal width organize the above data as a less-than cumulative frequency distribution.
2 Draw to scale the less-than ogive for the above data.
3 Use the ogive to determine:
4. The percentage of apartments for which the electricity cost is in the range $115 - $135.
5. The mid- 75 percentage range.