Daily wages (in ₹) of 60 workers in a small factory were grouped into equal class…

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Daily wages (in ₹) of 60 workers in a small factory were grouped into equal class intervals of width ₹100. Parts of the ‘less than’ and ‘more than’ cumulative frequency tables are given below. (i) ‘Less than’ cumulative frequencies Upper wage limit (₹): 100 200 300 400 500 Cumulative frequency (<): 5 17 35 — 60 (ii) ‘More than’ cumulative frequencies Lower wage limit (₹): 0 100 200 300 400 Cumulative frequency (>): 60 — 43 25 5 Answer the following: (a) Calculate the missing cumulative frequencies in both tables. (b) Using your results, determine the frequency of each wages class. (c) Verify that the total number of workers obtained equals 60.

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