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requency tables and histograms are common methods for describing data. Excel now has the FREQUENCY function that is simple to use and can offer insights into how your data is $0$ EREQUENCY needs are two simple parameters: $1)$ the data you wish to analyze and $2)$ a list of the upper range for each frequency bin.

The data you need to analyze is the Sales $($ $ $)$ column in Table$1.$ The bin ranges are in cells F$15$:F$19.$ Note that the numbers in F$15$:F$19$ are the upper boundary of each bin range.

In cell G$15,$ use the FREQUENCY function to create a frequency table. In cell G$21,$ count the total number of records. Enter your values below:

$\backslash$table$[[$Lower Bin,Upper Bin,Frequency$],[0,600,$