Project Part 2: Frequency Distribution 1) Using the 35 values you created for Project Part 1, you will create a Frequency Distribution of 10 classes. 233, 477, 103, 320, 63, 480, 230, 130, 1149, 450, 50, 124, 394, 2732, 125, 287, 821, 270, 2086, 685, 101, 527, 856, 564, 1554, 45, 607, 290, 108, 466, 1154, 1079, 460, 44, 233 2) Calculate your class width using your , if you get a decimal go up to the next whole number. Using the example from the Data Sets, Quinn's maximum is 524, and their minimum is 5, so . They will use 52 for the class width. 3) Find your Lower Bounds, and enter them into the Table Your First Lower Bound will be your minimum. Quinn's first class will start at 5. Your Second Lower Bound will be your first Lower Bound + class width, continue finding your Lower Bounds in this manner. Since Quinn started at 5 and used a class width of 52, their second class will start at 5 + 52 = 57. 4) Find your Upper Bounds, and enter into the Table Your First Upper Bound will be your second Lower Bound minus 1. Quinn's first Upper Bound will be 57 - 1 = 56, so their first class will go from 5 - 56. The Second Upper Bound will be your first Upper Bound + class width, continue finding your upper bounds in this manner. Quinn's second Upper Bound will be 56 + 52 = 108, and their second class will go from 57 - 108.

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