Finding class boundaries

[jessicahewitt]

I appreciate you making this video ! Online learning has been hard and this video made it so much easier

[kerstypoo]

Thanks for actually writing out the instructions. That makes things 1000% easier!

[maameaddae]

Your videos are solo simple to understand....thank you sooo much!!!

[bonbon-]

the fact that i understand this more than may 1 hour class in math is shocking, ur amazing you've helped me a lot

[jsantiago]

Thank you so much for posting these videos. Your explanations are so clear.

[breannadebrecht]

Thank you! I just sat here for an hour trying to figure this out. Your video helped me so much!
Can I please stick you in my pocket the rest of my life? Hahahaha

[foziarafi]

Wow just want to thank you for making it so easy to understand!

[Shan-]

Thank you so much for making this video! All my questions have been cleared!♡

[francecabuslan]

Wow thanks for this your explanation is so clear 😊

[Angelzlex]

This is sad that I have to look up a video on how to do this when I’m in a stats class with a professor. You make more sense than this Professor who was hired to do their job 😭, I truly hate online college but I’m determined to pass this class and be done with it

[FaheemaIsahawk]

but where do you put the 63.95 in the first class or the second one?

[studyingwhileinyourprime]

Now Sir I have a question I don't think it's a stupid one. What if the first upper class limit is the same value as the second lower class limit, how do you create the boundaries? eg, 20-30 and

[BmoreOriginal]

What about larger numbers ? Because I have one that says 125-147

[nailahayat]

But when its in point so how we find this

[thaqifizzuddin]

how to find class boundaries if the upper class limit for the 1st = lower class limit for the 2nd