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ok! it is correct!
we have to draw a graph like this: |dw:1440089197964:dw|
here is the first step: |dw:1440089292916:dw|
here is my answer: the cumulative frequency at the k-interval, is the sum of the single frequencies from the first interval frequency to the k-th interval frequency
with that answer, I gave the method in order to draw the cumulative frequency graph
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that graph above is the graph of the cumulative frequency, which is different from the graph of the single frequencies
here is the graph of the single frequencies: |dw:1440089801414:dw|
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