The following frequency distribution gives the hourly wage for a person's first job. Assume that each value in a class i

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The following frequency distribution gives the hourly wage for a person's first job. Assume that each value in a class is equal to the midpoint of the class Estimate the mean hourly wage for the piven data. Round your answer to the nearest cent Hourly Wage at First job (In Dollars) Frequency 6.50-7.49 35 750 8.49 52 8.50 9.40 54 Class 19 9.50 10,49 10.50-11.49 42 Copy bata
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