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Following table gives the distribution of students of sections A and B of a class according to the marks obtained by them. Section A Section B Marks Frequency Marks Frequency 0 – 15 5 0 – 15 3

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Following table gives the distribution of students of sections A and B of a class according to the marks obtained by them.

Section A Section B
Marks Frequency Marks Frequency
0 – 15 5 0 – 15 3
15 – 30 12 15 – 30 16
30 – 45 28 30 – 45 25
45 – 60 30 45 – 60 27
60 –75 35 60 – 75 40
75 – 90 13 75 – 90 10

Represent the marks of the students of both the sections on the same graph by two frequency polygons. What do you observe?

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Solution

Firstly, we find the mid marks of the given sections A and B by using the formula

Class mark = `("Lower limit" + "Upper limit")/2`

So, the new table for section A and section B is shown below:

Section A Section B
Marks Mid marks Frequency Marks Mid marks Frequency
0 – 15 7.5 5 0 – 15 7.5 3
15 – 30 22.5 12 15 – 30 22.5 16
30 – 45 37.5 28 30 – 45 37.5 25
45 – 60 52.5 30 45 – 60 52.5 27
60 –75 67.5 35 60 – 75 67.5 40
75 – 90 82.5 13 75 – 90 82.5 10

We can draw a frequency polygon by plotting the class marks along the horizontal axis and the frequency along the vertical axis.

Now, plotting all the points A(7.5, 5), B(22.5, 12), C(37.5, 28), D(52.5, 30), E(67.5, 35), (F(82.5, 13) for section A.

Also, plotting all the points H(7.5, 3), I(22.5, 16), J(37.5, 25), K(52.5, 27), L(67.5, 40) and M(82.5, 10) for section B.


It is clear from the graph that maximum marks 67.5 score by 40 students in section B.

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Chapter 14: Statistics & Probability - Exercise 14.4 [Page 149]

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NCERT Exemplar Mathematics Exemplar [English] Class 9
Chapter 14 Statistics & Probability
Exercise 14.4 | Q 9. | Page 149

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