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1) The document is an assignment submission that analyzes the marks obtained by 40 students on an exam. It calculates the median, mode, moments, standard deviation, and coefficient of variation of the marks distribution. 2) The median mark is calculated to be 46.75 and the mode is 47.2. The second and fourth moments indicate a leptokurtic distribution shape. 3) The standard deviation of the marks is 13.72 and the coefficient of variation is 4697.5.

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Statistics Assignment

1) The document is an assignment submission that analyzes the marks obtained by 40 students on an exam. It calculates the median, mode, moments, standard deviation, and coefficient of variation of the marks distribution. 2) The median mark is calculated to be 46.75 and the mode is 47.2. The second and fourth moments indicate a leptokurtic distribution shape. 3) The standard deviation of the marks is 13.72 and the coefficient of variation is 4697.5.

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Assignment No: 02 in Business Statistics Issued by: Sir Habib Nawaz

Submitted by: Syed Hezbullah Shah Bukhari(BBA-IT) University of Science & Technology Bannu

QUESTION:
The following table gives the frequency distribution for marks obtained by 40
students in an examination.

No: of
Marks
students
18 - 26 3
27 - 35 5
36 - 44 9
45 - 53 12
54 - 62 5
63 - 71 4
72 - 80 2

a) Calculate the median & mode of the frequency distribution.


b) Calculate the 2nd & 4th moment about the mean and comment of the shape of the
distribution with regard to kurtosis.
c) Calculate standard deviation & Co-efficient of variance.

SOLUTIONS:

Mid Points Cumulative


Class fi
Classes Frequency
Boundaries xi (F)
18 - 26 17.5 - 25.5 22 3 3
27 - 35 26.5 - 34.5 31 5 8
36 - 44 35.5 - 43.5 40 9 17
45 - 53 44.5 - 52.5 49 12 29
54 - 62 53.5 - 61.5 58 5 34
63 - 71 62.5 - 70.5 67 4 38
72 - 80 71.5 - 79.5 76 2 40
 40 169

a)
Median:

h n 
Formula: Median = l    C  ------------- (A)
f 2 

Where
l = Lower class limit / class boundary of the median group.
h = Class interval. (Difference of two upper or two lower class limits)
C = Cumulative frequency preceding the median group.
n = Total number of observation.
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Assignment No: 02 in Business Statistics Issued by: Sir Habib Nawaz
Submitted by: Syed Hezbullah Shah Bukhari(BBA-IT) University of Science & Technology Bannu

n 40
Median group = = = 20th student
2 2

h  27  18  9

Putting the values in eq=n (A) , we get:

9  40   40  34 
Median = 44.5    17  = 44.5  0.75 
12  2   2 
6
Median = 44.5  0.75  = 44.5  0.75(3) = 44.5  2.25
2
Median = 46.75 marks

Mode:

fm  f 1
Formula: Mode = l  h
( fm  f 1)  ( fm  f 2)

Where

l = lower class boundary of the modal class.


fm = frequency of the modal class.
f1 = frequency associated with the class preceding the modal class
f2 = frequency associated with the class following the modal class
h = width of the class interval

Putting the values in the formula, we get:

12  9 3
Mode = 44.5   9 = 44.5  9
(12  9)  (12  5) (3)  (7)

3
Mode = 44.5   9 = 44.5  2.7
10

Mode = 47.2 ANS

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Assignment No: 02 in Business Statistics Issued by: Sir Habib Nawaz
Submitted by: Syed Hezbullah Shah Bukhari(BBA-IT) University of Science & Technology Bannu

b)

Mid
Classes Points fi fx ( xi  x ) ( xi  x ) 2 ( xi  x ) 4
xi
18 - 26 22 3 66 -24.975 623.750625 389064.8422
27 - 35 31 5 155 -15.975 255.200625 65127.359
36 - 44 40 9 360 -6.975 48.650625 2366.883313
45 - 53 49 12 588 2.025 4.100625 16.81512539
54 - 62 58 5 290 11.025 121.550625 14774.55444
63 - 71 67 4 268 20.025 401.000625 160801.5013
72 - 80 76 2 152 29.025 842.450625 709723.0556
 40 1879 14.175 2296.704375 1341875.011

Mean x 
 fx  1879  46.975
 f 40
Moments:

1
Formula: Moment = m r =
n
 ( xi  x ) r , for sample data

1
Moment =  r =
N
 ( xi   ) r
, for population data

Calculation:

1 1
  0.025
n 40

2nd moment:
1
Moment = m 2 =
n
 ( xi  x ) 2 = 0.025(2296.704375)
m2 = 57.41760938

4th moment:
1
Moment = m 4 =
n
 ( xi  x ) 4 = 0.025(1341875.011)
m4 = 33546.87527

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University of Science & Technology Bannu 3 Roll No: 21
Assignment No: 02 in Business Statistics Issued by: Sir Habib Nawaz
Submitted by: Syed Hezbullah Shah Bukhari(BBA-IT) University of Science & Technology Bannu

Shape of the distribution:

m4 33546.87527
2  2 = = 10.17564
(m2 ) (57 .41760938) 2

 2 > 3 so it is lepto-kurtic

c)
Standard Deviation:

 fx   fx 
2 2

Formula: S =  
n  n 
 

Putting values, we get:

2
95797  1879  3530641
S =   = 2394.925 
40  40  1600

S = 2394.925  2206.650 = 188.275

S = 13.72 ANS

Co-efficient of Variation:

S
Formula: Co-efficient of Variance =  100 (For Sample Data)
x

Co-efficient of Variance =   100 (For Population Data)
Calculation:
S 13.72
C.V =  100 =  100
x 46.975

C.V = 4697.5

THE END

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University of Science & Technology Bannu 4 Roll No: 21

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