(i) 'Inclusive' Method Under the inclusive' method of classification, the upper limit of one class is...

 

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(i) 'Inclusive' Method Under the inclusive' method of classification, the upper limit of one class is included in that class itself. The following example illustrates the method: 10 Income (Rs.) No. of Persons 10,000-14,999 50 lamazs aw 100 15,000-19,999 visini aslo s tele-oved sulav 20,000-24,999 valimis.ET-88 lo bastant OT-08200 eants srl bus 3 Benlo 25,000-29,999 a at Isvisin ar is 108 od v storify 08 30,000-34,999 35,000-39,999 enio 109T100 Jag of bre 39 grit to 150 40 10 ne solem of yeason at ibTotal 550 AH Dodien: OT (i) 'Inclusive' Method Under the inclusive' method of classification, the upper limit of one class is included in that class itself. The following example illustrates the method: 10 Income (Rs.) No. of Persons 10,000-14,999 50 lamazs aw 100 15,000-19,999 visini aslo s tele-oved sulav 20,000-24,999 valimis.ET-88 lo bastant OT-08200 eants srl bus 3 Benlo 25,000-29,999 a at Isvisin ar is 108 od v storify 08 30,000-34,999 35,000-39,999 enio 109T100 Jag of bre 39 grit to 150 40 10 ne solem of yeason at ibTotal 550 AH Dodien: OT

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Answer In the class 1000014999 we include persons whose income is between Rs 10000 and Rs 14999 ... View the full answer