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Averages: Mean, Median, And Mode (Group Data) : εf cf< fm

This document provides instruction on calculating and interpreting measures of central tendency (mean, median, and mode) using grouped data. It defines key terms like frequency distribution and frequency. Formulas are given for calculating the mean, median, and mode of grouped data. Examples of when to use the median are provided. Exercises are included to practice calculating and interpreting these measures of central tendency from frequency tables.

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Averages: Mean, Median, And Mode (Group Data) : εf cf< fm

This document provides instruction on calculating and interpreting measures of central tendency (mean, median, and mode) using grouped data. It defines key terms like frequency distribution and frequency. Formulas are given for calculating the mean, median, and mode of grouped data. Examples of when to use the median are provided. Exercises are included to practice calculating and interpreting these measures of central tendency from frequency tables.

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SINDANGAN NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL

MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
MATHEMATICS 7
WEEK 5 FOURTH QUARTER

NAME:_______________________________________ SECTION:_______________________

AVERAGES: MEAN, MEDIAN, AND MODE (GROUP DATA)

I. LEARNING CONTEXT
This is a lesson on computing for the values of Mean, Median, and Mode given a set of data. You will
also describe data using the mean, median, and mode. Problem solving involving Mean, Median, and
Mode of grouped data is also included in this lesson.

Grouped data – are the data or scores that are arranged in a


frequency distribution

Frequency distribution – is the arrangement of scores according to


category of classes including the frequency

Frequency is the number of observation falling in a category

The only one formula in solving the mean for group data is called
Assumed mean method or direct method

Mean measures stability. It is the most stable among other measures of central tendency because
every score contributes to the value of the mean.

Median is what divides the scores in the distribution into two equal parts. It is also known as the
middle score or the 50th percentile.

Median of grouped data formula: Median = LB + (


εf
−cf < ¿ ¿ ) i
2 fm
20 – 10
= 169.5 + (
15
)10

= 176.16

Steps in solving median for grouped data:

1. Complete the table for cf<


2. Get n/2 of the scores in the distribution so that you can identify MC.
3. Determine la, cfp, fm and c,i.
4. Solve the median using the formula

When to use the median.

1. The exact midpoint of the score distribution is desired.


2. There are extreme scores in the distribution.

The mode or the modal score is a score that occurred most in


the distribution.
d1
d1 Modal class
Mode = LBm +( )i
d 1+ d 2 d2
8
= 169.5 + ( ¿ 10
8+10
= 169.5 + 4.44

= 173.94

II. LEARNING COMPETENCE WITH CODE


illustrates the measures of central tendency (mean, median, and mode) of a statistical data.
(M7SP-IVf-1)

III. EXERCISES/ACTIVITIES

1. The frequency table below represents the distribution, according to age, of students in a
certain class.

1. Find the mean, median, and mode for this distribution.

6970 92.93
75
= fm = ____ LB = ______ Sumf___
εf
2. Median = LB + ( −cf < ¿ ¿ ) i cf<= ____ i=_____
2 fm
_____________________
d1 d1 = ____ LBm = ______
3. Mode = LBm +( )i
d 1+ d 2 d2 = ____ i=_____
____________________
IV. REFLECTION

Site an example of data/collection of data in which the central tendency is applicable.


_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________

V. REFERENCES
1. Deped Teacher’s Guide, Mathematics 7, page 295-299
2. E-reference: https//www.google.com/search?q=statistics
Prepared by: JESSIE M. NAVA
Checked and Reviewed by: FERNANDO O. MALAZARTE
SSP IV

Approved by: MA. THERESA M. EMPERIAL


PSDS

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