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The shortest player in a random sample of 50 male NBA basketball players measured in at 67 inches in height. The tallest player's height was 88 inches. The frequency table that you are constructing in order to display the results of this study should contain _____________ height classes, and the size of each class should be ____________ inch(es).
a. 10, 1
b. 9, 2
c. 8, 3
d. 7, 3

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