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A frisbee-golf club recorded the ages of its members and used the results to construct this histogram. Find the number of members 30 years of age or younger ◻

A frisbee-golf club recorded the ages of its members and used the results to construct this histogram.\newlineFind the number of members 3030 years of age or younger\newline□ \square

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Q. A frisbee-golf club recorded the ages of its members and used the results to construct this histogram.\newlineFind the number of members 3030 years of age or younger\newline□ \square
  1. Analyze Histogram: Analyze the histogram to determine the age groups and their corresponding frequencies. Assume the histogram shows the following age groups and frequencies:\newline- 00-1010 years: 55 members\newline- 1111-2020 years: 88 members\newline- 2121-3030 years: 1212 members\newline- 3131-101000 years: 101011 members\newline- 101022-101033 years: 101044 members
  2. Sum Frequencies: Sum the frequencies of the age groups that are 3030 years or younger. This includes the age groups 0−100-10, 11−2011-20, and 21−3021-30.\newlineCalculation: 55 (0−10(0-10 years) ++ 88 (11−20(11-20 years) ++ 0−100-1000 0−100-1011 years) 0−100-1022 0−100-1033 members

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