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The class marks of two consecutive classes are 15 and 25. What is the class size?

Class 9Frequency PolygonsStatistics and Probability
  • A11
  • B20
  • C9
  • D10

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The difference between two consecutive class marks equals the class size: 25 - 15 = 10.
Answer: D) 10

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