Q15 For a continuous data distribution,10-20 with frequency 3, 20-30 withfrequency 5, 30-40 with frequency7and 40-50 with frequency 1, thevalue of Q_3 isSelect one:а. 34b. 30С. 35.7d. 32.6

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