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Leya [2.2K]3 years ago

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I remember doing this. Is there a video below that to watch where you can try work it out on your own? Frequency tables are very important and will come up in future exams (e.g. GCSEs & mocks).

If you can’t still figure it out let me know and i’ll work it out & give you the answer.

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