In a departmental stores, the prices of articles were noted as follows (Amount in Rs.)
$\begin{matrix} 125, & 200, & 375, & 110, & 175, & 225, & 250, & 350, & 150, & 190, & 210, & 315, \\ 275, & 300, & 175, & 190, & 220, & 340, & 160, & 270, & 305, & 140, & 260, & 180, \\ 170, & 220, & 120, & 330, & 130, & 180, & 205, & 235, & 145, & 290, & 345 . \end{matrix}$
Draw a histogram by taking proper class intervals.

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Price of Articles (in Rs) Number of Articles

100 $-$ 150 6

150 $-$ 200 9

200 $-$ 250 7

250 $-$ 300 5

300 $-$ 350 6

350 $-$ 400 2

The histogram is given below:

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Price of Articles (in Rs)	Number of Articles
100 $-$ 150	6
150 $-$ 200	9
200 $-$ 250	7
250 $-$ 300	5
300 $-$ 350	6
350 $-$ 400	2

In a departmental stores, the prices of articles were noted as follows (Amount in Rs.) 125,200,375,110,175,225,250,350,150,190,210,315,275,300,175,190,220,340,160,270,305,140,260,180,170,220,120,330,130,180,205,235,145,290,345. Draw a histogram by taking proper class intervals.

Price of Articles (in Rs) Number of Articles 100-150 6 150-200 9 200-250 7 250-300 5 300-350 6 350-400 2 The histogram is given below:

Price of Articles (in Rs) Number of Articles

100 $-$ 150 6

150 $-$ 200 9

200 $-$ 250 7

250 $-$ 300 5

300 $-$ 350 6

350 $-$ 400 2

The histogram is given below: