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i just require the frequency distribution table

http://www.statcan.gc.ca/tables-tableaux/sum-som/101/cst01/famil105a-eng.htm On this statistics Canada website, we can find the income distribution of all Canadians in year 2012. Construct a frequency distribution for this data and based on this distribution, plot a density histogram with unequal class width. Use $400,000 as the maximum income. 2.54

Solution

2012 Class Interval Frequency Under $5,000 1,932,690 <$5,000 1,932,690 $5,000 and over 23,864,820 5000-10000 1,806,110 $10,000 and over 22,058,710 10000-15000 2,346,610 $15,000 and over 19,712,100 15000-20000 2,539,070 $20,000 and over 17,173,030 20000-25000 2,114,110 $25,000 and over 15,058,920 25000-35000 3,325,690 $35,000 and over 11,733,230 35000-50000 4,136,120 $50,000 and over 7,597,110 50000-75000 3,915,660 $75,000 and over 3,681,450 75000-100000 1,893,450 $100,000 and over 1,788,000 100000-150000 1,168,950 $150,000 and over 619,050 150000-200000 306,120 $200,000 and over 312,930 200000-250000 120,680 $250,000 and over 192,250 >250000 192,250 25,797,510