Creating a Histogram from a Grouped Frequency Distributions

[@carolinemutuda8474]

Watching from Zimbabwe,I really enjoyed the tutorial

[@MathsAndStats]

That's great to hear, Caroline. Please share. Thanks. Jonathan.

[@SK-887]

Watching from Islamabad Pakistan very much helpful this video

[@MathsAndStats]

Thanks Saleh. Please share. Regards. Jonathan

[@patrickmukomena1054]

So simple yet so precise

[@Ludio0110]

Regarding the intervals, what if the lower and upper limits are different? It's like this:
26-30
31-35
How would I present them in the x axis?

[@srinikethshyamal8553]

subtract 0.5 from the lower limit and add 0.5 to upper limit

[@Mutuswami130]

thanks a lot. you made this simple for me ;)

[@hinaT851]

Good explanations

[@ngohokonyak7282]

What if the frequencies goes up to 284 and not 14 as in the video.
How are we going to do it?

[@clubanimations1151]

Hi guys from SWIS

[@clubanimations1151]

Hi guys

[@clubanimations1151]

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[@clubanimations1151]

Hi

[@cobbiliu6222]

sup

[@jaymontooby2612]

it didnt help at alllllllllll

[@charliefisher8022]

You could've been a little bit nicer, or not said anything at all, cause if your gonna be like that then i don't think anybody would want to hear you, btw, thanks john!

[@Ludio0110]

Regarding the intervals, what if the lower and upper limits are different? It's like this:
26-30
31-35
How would I present them in the x axis?

[@medrizzstudy]

Then you need to make it equal

[@cooni3401]

You'd then have to find the class boundaries by reducing 0.5 in the lower limit of the interval and then increasing 0.5 in the upper limits