Step 1:
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Class width should be an odd number.
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For instance: Get the first class limit add the class width to lowest value.
\1435 + 21 = 1456.
\Continue the process.
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Step 3:
\Class boundaries are the midpoints between the upper class limit of a class and the lower class limit of the next class in the sequence.
\Each class has an upper and lower class boundary.
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For instance : For the first class :1435 - 1456
\The lower class boundary is the mid point between 1434 and 1435.
\(1434 + 1435)/2 = 1434.5
\The upper class boundary is the mid point between 1456 and 1457.
\(1457 + 1458) = 1456.5
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Cntinue the process.
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