Frequency and Histogram of Household Grocery Spending

Frequency and Histogram of Household Grocery Spending

Secondary 2

The following shows the amount, $\({x}\), spent on groceries each week by \({30}\) households.

\(105\)

\(411\)

\(52\)

\(425\)

\(150\)

\(78\)

\(257\)

\(351\)

\(450\)

\(175\)

\(150\)

\(318\)

\(180\)

\(134\)

\(57\)

\(318\)

\(300\)

\(190\)

\(350\)

\(342\)

\(520\)

\(412\)

\(475\)

\(97\)

\(175\)

\(283\)

\(144\)

\(278\)

\(185\)

\(200\)

  1. Using the class intervals \(0 < x\le 100\) , \(100 < x\le 200\) and so on, construct a frequency table for the data.
  2. Using the grid below, draw a histogram to illustrate the data.
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Answer:(i) Frequencies \(4,11,4,5,5,1\) for \(0<x\le100,\ldots,500<x\le600\) (ii) Histogram bars over the same intervals with heights \(4,11,4,5,5,1\)

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