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The President of Ocean Airlines is trying to estimate when the Federal Aviation Administration(FAA) is likely to rule on the Company's application for a new route between Charlotte and Nashville.Assistants to the President have assembled the following waiting times for applications filed during the past year.The data are give in days from from the date of application until an FAA ruling
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a) Construct a frequency distribution using 10 closed intervals, equally spaced.Which interval has most data points?
b) Construct a frequency distribution using 5 closed intervals, equally spaced.Which interval has most data points?
c) Will a relative frequency distribution for a) and b) help the President estimate the answer he needs?
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