Less than More than to Class Interval | Statistics Class 10

In this video, we will learn how to convert “Less Than” and “More Than” cumulative frequency distributions into a class interval (or continuous frequency distribution) table in Statistics. This is an important concept for Class 10 Board Exams and competitive exams, as it helps in understanding how data is organized and interpreted. We’ll cover: ✔ What “Less Than” and “More Than” cumulative frequencies mean ✔ Step-by-step method to prepare a class interval table ✔ Solved examples for better clarity ✔ Tips to avoid common mistakes in exams By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a clear idea of how to handle such problems with confidence. 📘 Suitable for: Class 10 CBSE, ICSE, State Boards & other competitive exams