In grouped data, greatest value = 21, lowest value = 3, and number of intervals = 3, then size of class is ______?
Answer: 6
Explanation
To find the size of the class interval:
Size = (Greatest value - Lowest value) / Number of intervals
= (21 - 3) / 3
= 18 / 3
= 6
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