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In an ungrouped frequency distribution, each individual value is listed along with its frequency, while in a grouped frequency distribution, the data is organized into intervals (or classes), and the frequencies are listed for each interval.
The main difference between grouped and ungrouped frequency distribution is how data is organized. Ungrouped frequency distribution lists each individual value along with its frequency, making it suitable for smaller datasets. In contrast, grouped frequency distribution aggregates data into intervals or classes, which simplifies the analysis of larger datasets and highlights trends. This grouping allows for easier visualization and interpretation, especially for continuous data.