The difference between the upper-class limit and lower class limit of a class interval is called * 2 points A. Frequency B. Width C. Grouped data D. Ungrouped data

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Sergey Podgornyy · Answer 1 · 2022-08-24T18:36:23+0000

I believe its B because the class limit of a class is a class size or size of a class. The width is just like saying, that it’s the size of something. Sorry if it’s wrong, I was just using context.

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