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Build a decision tree using the training data in the table given below. Divide the height attribute into ranges as follows :
$\{0, 1.6\], (1.6, 1.7\], (1.7, 1.8\], (1.8, 1.9\], (1.9, 2.0\], (2.0, 5.0\]$

Gender	Height (m)	Class
F	1.6	Short
M	2	Tall
F	1.9	Medium
F	1.88	Medium
F	1.7	Short
M	1.85	Medium
F	1.6	Short
M	1.7	Short
M	2.2	Tall
M	2.1	Tall
F	1.8	Medium
M	1.95	Medium
F	1.9	Medium
F	1.8	Medium
F	1.75	Medium

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