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The following frequency distribution is of which type?

Class and Frequency Table

Class / वर्गFrequency / आवृत्ति
0-54
0-107
0-1511
0-2016
0-2523

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SSC CGL 2017 (Tier 1) Previous Year Paper (16-Aug-2017) (Shift 1)
The correct answer is

Less than cumulative frequency

The given frequency distribution shows the class intervals and the frequency of the occurrences within each interval. Since the frequency is not cumulative (either less than or more than), this is an example of "Less than cumulative frequency" distribution, which is the correct answer (option 1).

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