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The difference between upper limit and lower limit of a class is called

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AClass Interval
BClass boundaries
CMid-Value
DFrequency
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Correct Answer

✅ Option a — Class Interval

All Options:

  • AClass Interval
  • BClass boundaries
  • CMid-Value
  • DFrequency

Detailed Solution & Explanation

For any class in a frequency distribution table: - The **lower limit** is the smallest data value that can belong to the class. - The **upper limit** is the largest data value that can belong to the class. - The difference between these two values is defined as the size, width, or length of the class, which is called the **Class Interval** (Option A). In continuous series, the boundaries are the actual dividing points, but the term representing the difference between the limits or boundaries is universally referred to as the class interval. Hence, **Option A** is the correct answer.

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