If there are no gaps between consecutive classes, the limits are called: * A. Class limits B. Class boundaries C. Class intervals D. Class marks
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- Class boundaries: The values that separate one class from another in a frequency distribution. - Class intervals: The range of values that belong to a particular class in a frequency distribution. - Class marks: The midpoint or average of the upper and lower Show more…
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