Lower limit of first class:
শ্রেণি ব্যবধান: Lower limit of second class:
Comma-separated frequencies:
How many times the length of smallest square to assume as 'unit' along the x-axis? Or, how many units to assume as the length of smalest square along the x-axis?
Reset all scalings How many times the length of smallest square to assume as 'unit' along the y-axis? Or, how many units to assume as the length of smallest square along the y-axis?
Enter a value here to adjust the height of the graph. E.g., if you erase 1 and enter 0.5, the graph-height will be halved. The same logic applies for values geatèr than 1.
শ্রেণিব্যাপ্তির ধরন: বিচ্ছিন্ন অবিচ্ছিন্ন
Name of the variable along the x-axis that is to appear in the description: Continuous class intrvals Upper limits of classes Upper limits of class intervals
Want to show the 'Continuous class intervals' column in the cumulative frequency distribution table? yes no
Name of the variable along the x-axis that is to appear in the graph itself: Upper limits of classes Continuous class intrvals Upper limits of class intervals
Coordinates of points to be shown on the curve: Not to be shown To be shown
লেখের নিচের অংশ আচ্ছাদিত চাই না চাই
Frequency distribution table To be shown Not to be shown
Number labels along the x-axis have to be: Horizontal Vertical
Scaling along x-axis Not to be shown To be shown
Description of graph needs to be shown Before the graph After the graph
The graph needs to be Colored B/W
The first line-segment of the ogive curve has to be Solid Dashed
Show solution Here is the cumulative frequency distribution table to draw the ogive curve:
N.B. Unless the class-width is a multiple of 5, you can't change the x-axis scaling by pressing any button. For such class-widths, the x-axis scalings are fixed, with the values depending on the class-width. For your ínformation,
Watch the following video tutorial to learn how to use this app.
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