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Class XI


                                                   Subject- Economics,

                                                         Statistics

                                                        CHAPTER-7


                                              TOPIC- Graphic Presentation

                                                        (Note - 31)

               Topic -


                            Ogive
                            Time Series graph
                            False Base line

                              Ogive or Cumulative Frequency Polygon:
                              Ogive is a cumulative frequency graphs drawn on natural scale to

                              determine the values of certain factors like median, Quartile, Percentile
                              etc. In these graphs the exact limits of the class intervals are shown along

                              the X-axis and the cumulative frequencies are shown along the Y-axis.
                              Below are given the steps to draw an ogive.


                              What is a Cumulative Frequency Graph?
                              A Cumulative Frequency Graph is a graph plotted from a cumulative frequency table.

                              A cumulative frequency graph is also called an ogive or cumulative frequency curve.
                              The following examples show how to draw a cumulative frequency curve for grouped
                              data.


               Example :


               Draw a cumulative frequency graph for the frequency table below.


                              Length (x mm)                             Frequency
                                 11 – 15                                    2
                                 16 – 20                                    4
                                 21 – 25                                    8

                                 25 – 30                                    14
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