I will only upvote if you meet the requirements1) typewritten2) complete solution3) correct answers4) unique answerDownvote if1) I see the same answers (so do not answer if you already answered this. 2) handwritten3) incompleteThank you 14. Solve for fClass28-3031-3334-3637-3940-4243-45a. 30b. 38C. 28d. 2515. Solve for Quartile 2.LBClass28-3031-3327.5-30,530.5-33.5343633.5-36.53736.5-39.539424039.5-42.54345425-45.5434Ww****1Frequency887511Frequency8875121=30CF81623282930ㅋ

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