If some of the frequencies are greater than 1 , the number of rows in the frequency distribution is equal to the size of the sample.

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The number of rows in the frequency distribution is equal to the number of unique values in the sample, not the total size of the sample. Frequencies greater than 1 indicate that some values are repeated, thus reducing the number of unique rows needed.

If Some of the Frequencies Are Greater Than 1