FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION TABLE

1. FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION - is an overview of all distinct values in some variable and the number of times they occur. That is, a
frequency distribution tells how frequencies are distributed over values. Frequency distributions are mostly used for summarizing
categorical variables.
2. CLASS INTERVAL - refers to the numerical width of any class in a particular distribution. It is defined as the difference between the
upper-class limit and the lower class limit
3. CLASS MARK – midpoint of class interval.
4. CLASS BOUNDARIES - are the data values which separate classes. TRUE class interval.
5. CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY- is the sum of the class and all classes below it in a frequency.
6. RELATIVE CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY showcases the percentile of the given data
SCORES OF 50 STUDENTS IN 3RD PERIODICAL TEST
18 41 33 51 20 40 27 30 35 37
46 20 52 36 52 28 47 32 43 13
41 27 41 41 44 24 32 7 42 10
35 41 38 32 37 23 37 32 37 29
49 34 45 37 54 37 44 31 38 17
Constructing frequency distribution table
1. n = ____________ (total number of data)
2. HV = __________ (Highest Value)
3. LV = ___________ ( Lowest Value)
4. Range = _________ (Range= highest value – lowest value)
range
5. Class size ( i ) = _________ i = DCI = 10
desired class interval( DCI )
FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION TABLE CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY TABLE
CLASS F LESS THAN GREATER
CLASS TALLY FREQUENCY CLASS CLASS INTERVAL CUMULATIVE THAN
INTERVAL (F) BOUNDARIES MARKS FREQUENCY ( CUMULATIVE
( CB ) (X) ¿ CF ) FREQUENCY (
¿ CF ¿

RELATIVE FREQUENCY TABLE

CLASS F RELATIVE PERCENT OF LESS THAN GREATER THAN
INTERVAL FREQUENCY RELATIVE RELATIVE RELATIVE
(RF) FREQUENCY ( FREQUENCY ( FREQUENCY (
%R F¿ ¿% R F¿ ¿% R F¿

PERFORMANCE TASK 1 (1 whole sheet of paper) Construct frequency distribution table, cumulative frequency table and relative
frequency table.
Statistics Examination Scores of 50 Students

96 69 63 69 70 76 39 82 95 88
57 77 88 43 55 94 73 66 69 98
84 81 82 71 77 90 76 86 59 63
71 85 49 93 92 72 68 73 89 75
79 90 74 75 78 60 48 90 64 69