Gathering and Organizing Data · Example 4

The GPAs of students enrolled in an advanced sociology class are listed in the following table. At this institution, 4.00 is the maximum possible GPA.
$$\begin{array}{cccccccccccccc}\text{3.93}& \text{3.43}& \text{2.87}& \text{2.51}& \text{2.70}& \text{1.91}& \text{2.32}& \text{2.85}& \text{3.06}& \text{3.03}& \text{3.49}& \text{1.84}& \text{3.72}& \text{2.56}\\ \text{1.99}& \text{3.40}& \text{3.74}& \text{3.23}& \text{1.98}& \text{3.05}& \text{1.43}& \text{2.90}& \text{1.20}& \text{3.72}& \text{3.56}& \text{3.07}& \text{2.58}& \text{4.00}\\ \text{2.79}& \text{3.81}& \text{2.60}& \text{3.69}& \text{2.88}& \text{3.34}& \text{1.51}& \text{3.63}& \text{3.45}& \text{1.89}& \text{2.30}& \text{2.98}& \text{3.04}& \text{2.70}\end{array}$$

Create a binned frequency distribution for the data.

OpenStax, Contemporary Mathematics · §8.1 Gathering and Organizing Data · Example 4