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Class 9 · Bangla Version · Mathematics
Use cumulative counts and conditional chance with a clear reference group.
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Cumulative frequency counts observations up to a threshold. It does not give the number in one interval until neighbouring cumulative counts are subtracted. Conditional probability restricts attention to a specified subgroup.
If cumulative counts up to 10 and 20 are 7 and 19, then12 observations lie in (10,20]. If4 of 10 club members cycle, the probability for a randomly chosen member of that club is 4/10.
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6 of the12 girls cycle.
3/10
6 of all20 pupils.
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One selects only girls; the other selects from the entire class.
Name both reference groups.
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Individual values within each interval are not shown; midpoint calculations estimate them.
Explain the information loss.
Create a two-way table and write two probabilities with different conditioning groups.
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