Frequency Distribution Table:

This is a rough example for any assumed data

Here, number of observations, n = 33
The number of classes (k) will be,
2k ≥ n
 26 ≥ 33
That is the number of classes is, k = 6
And, the class width ( i ) will be,
𝐻−𝐿
i≥ , [ Here, H = highest observation = ……. , L = lowest observation = ……. ]
𝑘

 i ≥ 4.0011 (for example)

Thus, we will consider the class interval/width as, i = 5
Table: Frequency Distribution Table of Weekly Profits (in ‘000 tk.) of Some Roadside Shops.

Profit (in Tally marks Frequency Cumulative Relative

‘000 tk.) (fi) frequency (Fi) frequency
5 – 10 II 2 2 (2/33)=0.0606
10 – 15 IIII I 6 8 (6/33) =0.1818
15 – 20 IIII IIII II 12 20 0.3636
20 – 25 Do the rest from your 8 28 Do the rest …
25 – 30 given data set 4 32
30 – 35 1 33
Total N = 33