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The table in the image presents data on the ages of productive residents in a certain area. It also includes a question asking to determine the 8th decile (desil ke-8) of the data. The choices provided are as follows:

- A. 32.5
- B. 33.0
- C. 33.5
- D. 34.0
- E. 34.5

### To find the 8th decile:
Deciles divide the data into 10 equal parts. The 8th decile, \(D_8\), represents the point below which 80% of the data lies.

#### Steps:
1. **Calculate the cumulative frequency** for the data intervals.
2. **Find the position of the 8th decile** using the formula:
   \[
   D_8 = \frac{8}{10} \times \text{total number of observations}
   \]
   Here, the total frequency is \(100\), so:
   \[
   D_8 = \frac{8}{10} \times 100 = 80
   \]
3. The 80th data point lies in the cumulative frequency range that includes 80 (by summing the frequencies for each age range).
4. **Use linear interpolation** if needed to pinpoint the value of \(D_8\) in the corresponding class.

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Determine the 8th decile (D_8) of the data in the table provided, which shows the productive ages of residents in a certain area. Options: A. 32.5, B. 33.0, C. 33.5, D. 34.0, E. 34.5

Learn how to calculate the 8th decile (D_8) using frequency distribution data. This problem involves decile calculation using the formula D_n = (n / 10) * Total Observations and applying linear interpolation. Suitable for Grades 10-12.

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