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Statistics: Frequencies

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(Originais Teachy 2023) - Question Hard of Mathematics

What is the importance of classifying the frequencies of a continuous variable into classes when analyzing data from a survey?
a.
Classifying the frequencies of a continuous variable into classes is important to summarize the data in a suitable way, allowing for better visualization and understanding of the data, as well as facilitating the identification of patterns and trends.
b.
Classifying the frequencies of a continuous variable into classes is irrelevant for decision-making, as it only confuses the data analysis.
c.
Classifying the frequencies of a continuous variable into classes is important only for discrete variables, not relevant for continuous variables.
d.
Classifying the frequencies of a continuous variable into classes is not necessary, as the data is already presented clearly and objectively in the survey.
e.
Classifying the frequencies of a continuous variable into classes is important to summarize the data in a suitable way, allowing for comparison with other similar surveys.

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