Draw the histogram and the Frequency polygon in the same figure for the following distribution:

Class Interval	0-30	30-60	60-90	90-120	120-150	Total
Frequency	7	4	5	10	6	32

Hint: A histogram is a graphical method for displaying the shape of a distribution. We know the class interval and frequency. Class intervals will be represented on the x-axis and frequency will be represented on y-axis. Frequency polygon is plotted in the same manner as histograms except it is a line graph so points are calculated to plot the graph.

Complete step by step answer:
We will take a graph sheet and draw both the axes on it.
We will mark the class interval on the x-axis and frequency on the y-axis.
We know that intervals have a gap of 30 units each.
We know the 1unit=10 divisions on a graph sheet.
Mark the x-axis from 0 to 150 using 15 units on the sheet. 1unit= 10
Similarly mark the y-axis 0 to 10 using 10 units. 1unit= 1.
We will now plot the graph; we will make a bar of width 0 to 30 i.e. 30 divisions on x-axis and of height 7. The width 30 signifies the class interval and 7 signifies frequency of the corresponding class interval.
Similarly, we will plot for all the class intervals.
 For Frequency polygon we will find out the midpoint of all the class interval and we will form a table as given below


We will plot the points which we get
E2(15,7)
E3(45,4)
E4(75,5)
E5(105,10)
E6(135,6)

We will get the above graph.

Note: The histograms are the same as the bar graphs except they are used when the interval is given. It is important to represent class intervals by a single number to create the frequency polygon. Don’t take the lower-class limit or upper-class limit as the points to plot the frequency polygon.