Height (in cm) Child No. Sex 1. Female 144.4 Male 152.1 3 Female 148.3 4 Female 148.1 Female 144.9 Male 146.8 7 Female 144.1 8 Female 143.1 Male 148.2 10 Female 148.4 11 Male 147.9 12 Female 145.6 13...

Roman, a health data officer, was tasked to create a report describing the height of all the children ages 12-15 years in a small town in Rome. He measured the height of all the 37 children (ages 12-15 years) in that small town.

Create a grouped frequency distribution for height(use only five classes). The columns of the frequency distribution table must contain the following.

• Class Limits


• Class Boundaries


• Midpoint


• Frequency


• Cumulative frequency

Extracted text: Height (in cm) Child No. Sex 1. Female 144.4 Male 152.1 3 Female 148.3 4 Female 148.1 Female 144.9 Male 146.8 7 Female 144.1 8 Female 143.1 Male 148.2 10 Female 148.4 11 Male 147.9 12 Female 145.6 13 Female 145.1 14 Male 146.2 15 Female 142.8 16 Male 145.8 17 Male 143.6 18 Male 142.7 19 Female 141.8 20 Female 134.3 21 Female 144.1 22 Female 144.3 23 Male 144.5 24 Female 157.6 25 Male 148.2 26 Male 144.7 27 Male 139.9 28 Female 141.2 29 Male 149.1 30 Female 149.9 31 Male 147.6 32 Female 151.9 33 Male 144.8 34 Female 144.9 35 Male 146.4 36 Male 140.7 37 Male 146.7