Creating a frequency distribution

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For each of the types of data described below, would you present individual data values or grouped data when creating a frequency distribution? Explain your answer clearly. a. Eye color observed for 87 people b. Minutes used on a cell phone by 240 teenagers c. Time to complete the Boston Marathon for the nearly 22,000 runners who participate d. Number of siblings for 64 college students

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