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Lecture 11

The document provides statistical data about the life of light bulbs in hundreds of hours broken into ranges and calculates the mid-point, frequency, and frequency squared for each range. It then defines and provides an example of calculating mid-range, the arithmetic mean of the smallest and largest values in a data set.

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Lecture 11

The document provides statistical data about the life of light bulbs in hundreds of hours broken into ranges and calculates the mid-point, frequency, and frequency squared for each range. It then defines and provides an example of calculating mid-range, the arithmetic mean of the smallest and largest values in a data set.

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Life (in Hundreds of No of Mid-Point x fx fx2

Hours) Bulbs
f
0-5 4 (0+5)/2=2.5 2.5*4=10 4*(2.5)2=25
5-10 9 (5+10)/2=7.5 7.5*9=67.5 9*(7.5)2=506.25
10-20 38 (10+20)/ 38*15=570 38*(15)2=8550
2=15
20-40 33 (20+40)/ 33*30=990 33*(30)2=29700
2=30
40 and over 16 (40+60)/ 16*50=800 16*(50)2=40000
2=50
100 2437.5 78781.25

Mid Range:

Mid range is the arithmetic mean of the smallest and largest value.

x 0+ x m
mid−range=
2

Where

X0 is the smallest observation

Xm is the largest observation

Mid range more or less lies in the middle of the data.

Example:

Find mid-range from the following data:

2,5,6,9,7,3,5,8,4,6,7,1,6,8,18,14,19,15,17,12,11,13
=1

= 19

=10

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