Suppose the data on house prices will be grouped into five classes. The width of the classes for a frequency distribution or histogram is the closest to .

The width of the classes for a frequency distribution or histogram is the closest to 25 .          

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The following data represent the recent sales price (in $1,000s) of 24 homes in a Midwestern city.  

187 125 165 170 230 139 195 229

239 135 188 210 228 172 127 139

122 181 196 237 115 199 170 239  

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Suppose the data on house prices will be grouped into five classes. The width of the classes for a frequency distribution or histogram is the closest to ?

Solution:

The formula to find the width of the class is:

Width of class = (maximum value − minimum value) / (number of classes)

maximum value from the given data is: 239

minimum value from the given data is: 115

So width of the classes for a frequency distribution or histogram is calculated as:

Width = (239 − 115) / 5

          = 124 /5

          = 24.8

This can be rounded up to 25

So Width = 25

the answer is c

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