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    This document contains sample data and calculations for statistical measures including mean, median, mode, and range. Several data sets are presented in tables with class boundaries, frequencies, and cumulative frequencies. Calculations are shown for the mean, median, and mode of each data set. An outlier is identified and its impact on changing the mean compared to removing it is discussed.

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    ANSWERS TUTORIAL B

    1. a)

    b)

    2.
    Class

    Midpoint, xi

    Frequency, fi

    fi(xi)

    14
    58
    9 12
    13 16
    17 20
    21- 24

    2.5
    6.5
    10.5
    14.5
    18.5
    22.5

    5
    13
    31
    19
    8
    4
    80

    12.5
    84.5
    325.5
    275.5
    148
    90
    936

    Mean sample,
    =

    11.7

    3. a = 10.5 n=10
    xi
    10.5
    10.7
    10.8
    10.8
    10.3
    10.6
    10.9
    10.6
    10.0
    10.4

    (xi-a)
    0.0
    0.2
    0.3
    0.3
    -0.2
    0.1
    0.4
    0.1
    -0.5
    -0.1
    0.6

    samplemean =

    10.56

    4. a=5, n= 70
    xi
    5
    6
    7
    8

    fi
    15
    25
    20
    10
    70

    (xi-a)
    0.0
    1.0
    2.0
    3.0

    fi(xi-a)
    0
    25
    40
    30
    95

    6.357143

    5. a) -16, -10, 8, 8, 11, 14


    median

    =
    =
    =8

    b) -7, -2, 6, 9, 14, 16. 23


    median

    =
    =9

    6.
    Class

    Class Boundary

    Frequency, fi

    12
    34
    56
    78
    9 10
    11 12
    13 14
    15 16

    0.5 2.5
    2.5 4.5
    4.5 6.5
    6.5 8.5
    8.5 10.5
    10.5 12.5
    12.5 14.5
    14.5 16.5

    5
    8
    22
    18
    36
    29
    20
    11

    M=
    = 9.694

    Cummulative Freuency
    0
    5
    13
    35
    53
    89
    118
    138
    149

    7.
    Class

    Class Boundary

    Frequency, fi

    0x<5
    5 x < 10
    10 x < 15
    15 x < 20
    20 x < 25
    25 x < 30
    30 x < 35
    35 x < 40
    40 x < 45
    45 x < 50

    -0.5 4.5
    4.5 9.5
    9.5 14.5
    14.5 19.5
    19.5 24.5
    24.5 29.5
    29.5 34.5
    34.5 39.5
    39.5 44.5
    44.5 49.5

    7
    27
    35
    54
    63
    43
    25
    17
    9
    3

    M=

    = 20.968

    8. a) 8
    b) none

    9.
    Class
    30 x 39
    40 x 49
    50 x 59
    60 x 69
    70 x 79
    80 x 89
    90 x 99

    Class Boundary
    29.5 39.5
    39.5 49.5
    49.5 59.5
    59.5 69.5
    69.5 79.5
    79.5 89.5
    89.5 99.5

    [
    = 47.5

    Frequency, fi
    5
    9
    8
    4
    3
    0
    1

    Cumulative Frequency
    0
    7
    34
    69
    123
    186
    229
    254
    271
    280
    283

    10. a)

    = 5.7

    b) 0, 0, 2, 4, 5, 7, 7, 8, 10, 14
    M=

    =6

    c)
    11. a)
    30, 30, 33, 33, 34, 40, 44, 47, 48, 129
    =
    b) Yes. Drop 129

    Diff |
    Diff |

    = |37.667-46.8| = 9.1333
    = | 34 37 | = 3

    # Mean changes by a larger amount when drop outlier


    c) Median.

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