A frequency distribution
Options
AArranges observations in an increasing order
BArranges observation in terms of a number of groups
CRelates to a measurable characteristic
DAll of these
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Statistical Description of DataMTP May 19 Series IIQuestion 2725 of 295
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✅ Option d — All of these
All Options:
- AArranges observations in an increasing order
- BArranges observation in terms of a number of groups
- CRelates to a measurable characteristic
- DAll of these
Detailed Solution & Explanation
A frequency distribution is a tabular summary of data showing the frequency (number of occurrences) of items in each of several non-overlapping classes. It exhibits the following key properties:
1. **Order**: It organizes raw data systematically, typically arranging observations in an increasing order of magnitude.
2. **Grouping**: It groups a large number of individual observations into a manageable number of classes or groups to make the data understandable.
3. **Variable**: It relates to a measurable characteristic (a quantitative variable, such as height, weight, or test scores) or an attribute (qualitative characteristic).
Since a frequency distribution satisfies all these descriptions, the correct choice is Option D.
Hence, **Option D** is the correct answer.
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