Grouped frequency distribution table


Complete the following:

1. If the scores in a sample have been organized into a frequency distribution table, the number of scores (n) can be obtained by adding the values in the f column.

True

False

2. To find â?'X for the scores in a frequency distribution table, you simply add the values in the X column.

True

False

3. A grouped frequency distribution table lists one interval as, 20?24. The width of this interval is 4 points.

True

False

4. In a negatively skewed distribution, the scores pile up on the right-hand side and taper off toward the left-hand side.

True

False

5. For this distribution, the individual with the highest score has a value of

X = 25

X = 24

X = 6

cannot be determined from the information given

6. What type of frequency distribution graph is shown in the figure on the left side?

cumulative graph

bar graph

histogram

polygon

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7. What type of frequency distribution graph is shown in the figure on the right side?

cumulative graph

histogram

bar graph

polygon

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8. What is the best description for the shape of this distribution?

normal

positively skewed

negatively skewed

symmetrical

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9. In this distribution, how many individuals had a score of X = 2?

3
1
0
2

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10. What shape would you expect for the distribution of scores from a very easy exam for a large class of students?

positively skewed

symmetrical

negatively skewed

normal

 

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