In a ‘less than’ cumulative frequency table

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Problem

In a ‘less than’ cumulative frequency table, the cumulative frequency corresponding to the upper-class limit 60 is 42. What does the number 42 represent? (a) Number of observations strictly greater than 6060 (b) Frequency of the class 50–6050\text{–}60 only (c) Number of observations less than or equal to 6060 (d) Number of observations strictly less than 6060

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