By Team Aakash Byju's | 28th October 2022

Lower Class Limit in a Continuous Frequency Distribution of a Class Is

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A.

B.

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Your options are

The correct answer is option   B. 2(Mid-value of the class) –       (Upper-class limit of the      class).

Brief Explanation

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For a continuous frequency distribution of a class, let a be the lower-class limit, b be the upper-class limit and m be the mid-value of the class.

We know that the mid-value of the class is defined as

Since we need to find the lower-class limit of the class, we shall isolate the term b in the previous equation.

Therefore, 2m = a + b or  b = 2m–  a  i.e.,, the lower-class limit = 2(mid-value of the class) – (upper-class limit of the class).

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