Class Width Frequency Distribution Calculator Online

The Class Width Frequency Distribution Calculator is an essential tool for statisticians, researchers, and students. It automates the calculation of class width, which is the difference between consecutive lower boundaries of consecutive classes. This calculator not only saves time but also enhances accuracy in data analysis.

Formula of Class Width Frequency Distribution Calculator

The formula used by the calculator is straightforward:

Here’s what each part of the formula represents:

• Max Value: This is the highest value in your dataset.
• Min Value: This is the lowest value in your dataset.
• Number of Classes: This is how many categories you want to group your data into for the frequency distribution table.

Application Guide

Using the Class Width Frequency Distribution Calculator is simple. Enter the maximum and minimum values of your dataset and specify the number of classes you wish to create. The calculator then computes the class width, facilitating the creation of a frequency distribution table.

Useful Pre-calculated Tables

For convenience, here is a table with pre-calculated class widths for common ranges and class numbers:

Range (Max Value - Min Value)	Number of Classes	Class Width
10	2	5
10	5	2
30	3	10
50	5	10
100	10	10
100	20	5
200	10	20
500	10	50
1000	20	50

These tables can help you quickly reference typical class widths without needing to perform calculations every time.

Example of Class Width Frequency Distribution Calculator

Imagine you have exam scores from 50 students ranging from 65 to 95. To create a frequency distribution table with five classes, input:

• Max Value: 95
• Min Value: 65
• Number of Classes: 5

The calculator will output a class width of 6, which you can then use to construct your frequency distribution table.

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