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Listed below are the ages of Dortmund College Students 27,31,19,21,26,25,20,18,17,45,23,26,21,20,19,25,24,26,51,39,17 Create a frequency table with 3...

Listed below are the ages of Dortmund College Students

27,31,19,21,26,25,20,18,17,45,23,26,21,20,19,25,24,26,51,39,17

Create a frequency table with 3 classes

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