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In a cumulative 'less than' distribution, the classes are labeled using A. Class marks B. Upper...

In a cumulative 'less than' distribution, the classes are labeled using

A. Class marks

B. Upper class marks

C. Class boundaries

D. Lower class marks

I have already used:

(B) Upper Class Marks

(C) Class Boundaries

Both B and C were marked wrong. Please assist.

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Answer #1

Generally, Upper Class Boundaries are used to label a less than distribution but they are represented with the word Less than as in “Less than 20.5”. Since they have not provided that option so we can make use of Class marks to represent classes.

Hence the correct option should be A. Class marks

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