Cummulative Frequency Table DefinitionCummulative Frequency Table Definition: In statistics a method of grouping the frequencies of the value of some variable by adding the frequencies not greater than certain values of the variable.In other words a cummulative frequency table is a statistical method that has a column called cumulative frequency which tally's up the values of the frequencies. For example, if we take the pupils marks in a test and put them into a table. The cumulative frequency is the end column and is worked out by adding the previous frequencies.
The first cumulative frequency is just 5. The second number is 5+3 to make 8. The third cumulative frequency is 5+3+7 to give 15. And so on, this is all what cumulative frequency is...adding up the frequencies one by one.
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