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In a frequency distribution the sum of all the frequencies equals:

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  • AThe total number of observations
  • BThe range
  • CThe class size
  • DThe number of classes

Step-by-Step Solution

Each observation is counted once in some class, so the total of all frequencies equals the total number of observations.
Answer: A) The total number of observations

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