A frequency distribution is a(n):
A) table of the individual observations collected from a sample.
B) individual listing of the random values found in a data set.
C) listing of the individual observations arranged in ascending or descending order.
D) table,which classifies the number of data values into classes.

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A frequency distribution is a table that shows how many times each value (or range of values) appears in a data set. It is created by dividing the data into intervals, or classes, which contain a certain range of values, and then counting how many data points fall within each class. Therefore, option D is the correct answer as it mentions the table which classifies the number of data values into classes.

A Frequency Distribution Is A(n)