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Represent the following data by histogram: Price of Sugar (per kg in ₹) Number of Weeks 18 – 20 4 20 – 22 8 22 – 24 22 24 – 26 12 26 – 28 6 28 – 30 8 - Algebra Mathematics 1

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Represent the following data by histogram:

Price of Sugar (per kg in ₹) Number of Weeks
18 – 20 4
20 – 22 8
22 – 24 22
24 – 26 12
26 – 28 6
28 – 30 8
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