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ASSESSMENT 1.1
1)

4)

Distance (km)

Frequency

1.1 2.0

2.1 3.0

11

3.1 4.0

31

4.1 5.0

35

5.1 6.0

16

6.1 7.0

7.1 8.0

Plot an ogive to estimate the number of students who

weight more than 62kg.
Weight (kg)

Frequency

41 45

46 50

51 55

56 60

11

61 65

66 70

71 75

Sketch an ogive and find total of students that have

the distance from home to school at least 6.5km.
5)
2)

The table below shows score of 80 students in Maths and

Pictograph below represents 400 houses that were built

in a city.

English test.

a)

Draw the symbols in November.

b)

Summarize the information below in a pie

Score

Mathematics

English

51 - 60

61 70

12

10

71 80

18

33

81 90

25

31

October

91 -100

17

November

chart.
September

December
Complete the cumulative frequency distributions below.

Symbol of 20 houses

Cumulative frequency
Score

Mathematics

51 - 60

61 - 70

20

6)

Construct less than ogive for frequency distribution below.

Referring to the ogive, estimate the number of students

71 - 80

a)

weight less than 125pound

81 - 90

b)

weight more than 140 pound.

91 - 100

3)

English

80

Pie chart below represents types of vehicle crossing a

bridge. Total of vehicles are 720.
Bus 10%
Lorry

Frequency

95.5 113.5

113.5 131.5

131.5 149.5

a)

Find the number of lorry

149.5 167.5

b)

Find the angle represent

167.5 185.5

Total

24

Car 45%

total of cars.
Van 25%

Class Boundaries

c)

Calculate the difference

between lorry and bus

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7)

Construct a histogram based on frequency distribution

below.

11) Using classes 6 10, 11 15 and beyond, express the given data
Class

Frequency

25

10

35

40

25

28

11

69

18

10

12

20

39

34

10 13

20

40

13

36

14

15

18

14 17

25

18

30

15

15

15

40

18 21

15

30

22 - 25

in a frequency distribution.

12) Construct a cumulative frequency distribution.

8)

9)

Group the following data in a frequency distribution.

0.97

0.71

1.05

0.78

1.52

1.37

1.24

1.76

0.77

0.88

0.91

1.02

0.78

0.84

0.91

0.93

1.12

1.25

154

1.26

0.86

0.97

0.74

0.51

1.37

149

0.33

1.18

0.21

1.62

0.41

0.47

0.69

0.88

1.47

1.02

1.77

0.69

0.51

0.57

1.08

1.51

1.32

0.66

0.73

0.51

1.27

1.16

1.78

0.63

1.61

0.47

1.57

1.26

1.43

0.67

0.46

0.36

1.16

1.96

2.12

1.82

148

165

149

154

162

160

159

151

163

166

160

157

153

151

161

147

157

153

165

153

161

161

156

159

148

153

162

167

Construct a polygon frequency for the data.

Class

Frequency

51 - 55

56 60

61 - 65

66 70

20

71 - 75

17

76 - 80

81 - 85

86 - 90

91 - 95

96 - 100

10) Identify the class width.

13) Plot a line graph.

Years

Cars (million)

Motorcycle (million)

1971

2.6

3.8

1972

2.4

4.1

1973

3.6

4.9

1974

5.2

5.3

1975

4.7

6.2

14) Construct a histogram using 30 32 as the first class.

Class

Frequency

30

50

46

42

33

50

43

59

51

38

50

56

36

36

44

10 14

51

55

40

46

48

34

51

15 19

10

46

40

30

35

48

52

31

20 24

46

37

41

50

34

54

42

25 - 29

34

32

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15) Construct a horizontal bar chart.

19) Construct a frequency distribution, a histogram and a

Day

Men

Women

Sunday

45

36

Monday

39

Tuesday

polygon frequency
187

101

132

113

156

129

50

141

179

109

260

128

228

41

49

294

129

157

195

158

284

Wednesday

53

36

134

187

195

169

176

195

Thursday

61

51

289

265

278

156

342

318

394

213

242

234

134

137

126

176

184

156

231

261

218

215

172

183

192

189

185

195

16)
83

73

90

83

51

35

39

90

68

55

79

71

67

91

39

56

62

63

74

64

62

46

21

50

71

43

53

52

73.2

64.7

58.9

26.6

33.2

54.1

43

83

41

53

46

41

43

42.3

39.8

43.3

39.9

34.6

55.3

29

47

39

43

78

19.6

40.9

12.4

26.1

54.1

61.7

41.3

59.5

a)

b)

20)

Using 10 as class width, construct a histogram

and a polygon frequency.

a)

Group the data in a cumulative frequency distribution.

Plot an ogive.

b)

Construct a histogram

c)

Plot an ogive

17)
73

57

55

70

65

71

79

49

52

65

61

72

60

60

168.1

171.2

174.7

173.2

176.3

170.9

82

35

41

20

45

55

41

162.8

154.4

155.4

170.9

168.4

170.9

62

93

80

81

52

45

47

169.4

171.2

160.8

171.7

168.1

173.5

35

85

52

70

55

72

52

162.9

173.5

168.4

171.7

184.7

178.3

62

75

54

49

75

174.0

163.1

168.7

184.9

155.7

172.5

170.4

168.4

169.7

176.6

174.5

171.4

174.7

174.2

169.2

184.9

186.7

165.9

171.2

152.9

171.7

181.4

178.0

161.5

163.3

165.9

170.2

172.0

171.7

171.4

172.5

170.7

176.8

172.5

162.0

170.9

a)

Construct a histogram using 10 as class width.

b) Plot an ogive.

18) Construct an ogive.

57

65

47

80

65

76

56

66

58

74

64

55

50

71

68

45

58

64

37

52

21)

Construct a cumulative frequency distribution and a polygon

frequency

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22) The weight in pounds of 24 students are as follows.
Construct a frequency distribution with five classes
(Take note that the first lower class boundary is
95.5).
181

168

115

184

153

149

172

182

128

115

125

97

167

135

136

114

112

109

115

108

132

125

104

145

23) The table below shows the distribution of income by

1000 men in percentage.
Income (RM)

Percentage

Less than 1000

10.3

1000 1999

11.7

2000 2999

13.1

3000 3999

15.8

4000 4999

18.9

5000 5999

12.9

6000 6999

13.7

More than 7000

3.6

Find the income percentage of

a)

RM4000 and more

b)

Less than RM3000

c)

At least RM5000

Pn. Wan Siti Rodziah Mohd Nasir

JMSK

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