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Mathematics, 06.01.2021 18:10 zandariouslee

The frequency distribution representing the number of frequent flier miles accumulated by employees at Brumley Statistical Consulting Inc. is given below.: Frequent Flier Miles(000) Frequency
0 up to 3 5
3 up to 6 12
6 up to 9 23
9 up to 12 8
12 up to 15 2
Total 50

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a. How many employees accumulated less than 3,000 miles?
b. Convert the frequency distribution to a cumulative frequency distribution.
c. Portray the cumulative distribution in the form of a cumulative frequency polygon.
d. Based on the cumulative frequency polygon, about 75 percent of the employees accumulated how many miles or less?

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