Frequency Distribution Tables and Pie Charts

1.	Recalling data and its types
2.	Data in tabular form
3.	Grouped and ungrouped data
4.	Construction of frequency distribution tables using ungrouped data
5.	Classes and class intervals
6.	Conversion of discontinuous data into continuous data
7.	Introduction to pie charts
8.	Construction of pie charts

1.	Find the limit Difficulty: easy	1
2.	Find the class interval Difficulty: easy	1
3.	Find the range Difficulty: medium	3
4.	Convert the following Difficulty: medium	4
5.	Observe the pie-chart Difficulty: medium	5
6.	Get inferences from the given data Difficulty: hard	5
7.	Convert to frequency tables Difficulty: hard	12
8.	Find the central angles of a pie chart Difficulty: hard	5

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Training test

Difficulty: medium

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Methodical recommendation

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