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A researcher reports the following frequency distribution for the time (in minutes) that college students spent...

  1. A researcher reports the following frequency distribution for the time (in minutes) that college students spent on social networking websites during class time. Identify three errors in this simple frequency distribution. (Privitera, 2012)

                             

Class Time

Frequency

0-9

14

9-20

18

21-40

26

40+

12

                        1.

                        2.

                        3.

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