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Frequency Polygons worksheet

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  1. 3 marks

    The frequency polygon shows the times of some shoppers.

    A frequency polygon: five plotted points joined by straight lines102030405060708090100510150time in shop (minutes)frequency
    (a)

    Write down the number of shoppers in the class \(20 < t \le 40\).

    (b)

    Find the total number of shoppers.

  2. 3 marks

    The table gives information about the lengths of some fish.

    Length (cm)Frequency
    \(0 < L \le 10\)2
    \(10 < L \le 20\)10
    \(20 < L \le 30\)19
    \(30 < L \le 40\)9
    \(40 < L \le 50\)2

    A frequency polygon has been started. The first two points are plotted.

    The first two points of a frequency polygon, joined by a straight line510152025303540455051015200length of fish (cm)frequency
    (a)

    Write down the coordinates of the next point to plot.

    (b)

    Work out the total number of fish.

  3. 4 marks

    33 Team A students and 33 Team B students each did a quiz.

    The frequency polygons show how long they took.

    Two frequency polygons on the same grid, one peaking earlier than the other1020304050607080510150time (minutes)frequencyTeam ATeam B
    (a)

    How many Team B students took between \(40\) and \(60\) minutes?

    (b)

    How many more Team A students than Team B students took between \(20\) and \(40\) minutes?

    (c)

    Which group generally took longer?

  4. 3 marks

    The frequency polygon shows the times of 37 visitors.

    A frequency polygon: five plotted points joined by straight lines510152025303540455051015200time in queue (minutes)frequency
    (a)

    Write down the modal class.

    (b)

    Work out the number of visitors with a time in the queue of more than \(30\) minutes.

  5. 4 marks

    The frequency polygon shows the times of \(46\) students.

    A frequency polygon: five plotted points joined by straight lines10203040506070809010051015200time (minutes)frequency

    Each point is plotted at the middle of its class.

    (a)

    Write down the modal class.

    (b)

    Find an estimate for the mean time of the students.

  6. 3 marks

    The frequency polygon shows the times of some shoppers.

    A frequency polygon: five plotted points joined by straight lines510152025303540455051015200time in shop (minutes)frequency
    (a)

    State the number of shoppers in the class \(20 < t \le 30\).

    (b)

    Work out the total number of shoppers.

  7. 3 marks

    The table shows information about the lengths of some fish.

    Length (cm)Frequency
    \(0 < L \le 10\)8
    \(10 < L \le 20\)13
    \(20 < L \le 30\)18
    \(30 < L \le 40\)4
    \(40 < L \le 50\)2

    A frequency polygon has been started. The first two points are plotted.

    The first two points of a frequency polygon, joined by a straight line510152025303540455051015200length of fish (cm)frequency
    (a)

    Write down the coordinates of the next point to plot.

    (b)

    Find the total number of fish.

  8. 4 marks

    30 Year 9 students and 30 Year 11 students each did a puzzle.

    The frequency polygons show how long they took.

    Two frequency polygons on the same grid, one peaking earlier than the other1020304050607080510150time (minutes)frequencyYear 9Year 11
    (a)

    How many Year 11 students took between \(40\) and \(60\) minutes?

    (b)

    How many more Year 9 students than Year 11 students took between \(20\) and \(40\) minutes?

    (c)

    Which group generally took longer?

  9. 3 marks

    The frequency polygon shows the lengths of 40 phone calls.

    A frequency polygon: five plotted points joined by straight lines5101520253035404550510150length of call (minutes)frequency
    (a)

    State the modal class.

    (b)

    Work out the number of phone calls with a length of more than \(30\) minutes.

  10. 4 marks

    The frequency polygon shows the masses of \(52\) parcels.

    A frequency polygon: five plotted points joined by straight lines10203040506070809010051015200mass (kg)frequency

    Each point is plotted at the middle of its class.

    (a)

    Write down the modal class.

    (b)

    Work out an estimate for the mean mass of the parcels.

Answers

  1. (a) \(9\)
    (b) \(42\)
  2. (a) \((25, 19)\)
    (b) \(42\)
  3. (a) \(14\)
    (b) \(9\)
    (c) Team B
  4. (a) \(20 < t \le 30\)
    (b) \(7\)
  5. (a) \(40 < t \le 60\)
    (b) \(50\ \text{minutes}\)
  6. (a) \(19\)
    (b) \(39\)
  7. (a) \((25, 18)\)
    (b) \(45\)
  8. (a) \(12\)
    (b) \(5\)
    (c) Year 11
  9. (a) \(20 < t \le 30\)
    (b) \(17\)
  10. (a) \(40 < m \le 60\)
    (b) \(45\ \text{kg}\)

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