The smallest values of a variable that would be grouped into a particular interval are ______.
A) real limits
B) real lower limits
C) real upper limits
D) grouped frequency distribution

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The real lower limits are the smallest values of a variable that would be grouped into a particular interval. The real limits refer to the boundaries between two adjacent intervals, while the real upper limits are the largest values of a variable that would be grouped into a particular interval. Grouped frequency distribution refers to the tabulation of data into intervals or classes with corresponding frequencies.

The Smallest Values of a Variable That Would Be Grouped