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Lesson 4 Measure of Central Tendency or Position Activity 67

This document provides an example of finding the mean, median, and mode from an ungrouped and grouped data set. For the ungrouped data set consisting of 40 scores ranging from 28 to 82, the mean is calculated as 53, the median is 54, and the mode is 48 & 55. For the grouped data set categorized into class intervals, the mean is calculated as 53.1, the median is estimated as 53.33 using a formula, and the mode is estimated as 54.67 using a different formula.

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Lesson 4 Measure of Central Tendency or Position Activity 67

This document provides an example of finding the mean, median, and mode from an ungrouped and grouped data set. For the ungrouped data set consisting of 40 scores ranging from 28 to 82, the mean is calculated as 53, the median is 54, and the mode is 48 & 55. For the grouped data set categorized into class intervals, the mean is calculated as 53.1, the median is estimated as 53.33 using a formula, and the mode is estimated as 54.67 using a different formula.

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Let’s Do This: Activity # 6

Finding the Mean, Median and Mode from Ungrouped Data

Name: Queenie E. Butalid Score: _________________________

Problem: Find the mean, mode and median of the following ungrouped data:

Data: Refer to your array in Activity #3

Array

28 45 54 62
37 47 55 62
38 47 55 62
39 48 55 65
41 48 55 66
41 48 56 66
41 48 56 68
42 51 56 71
42 52 57 78
44 54 57 82

n= 40 (number of scores)

Ʃx= 2119 (add all the scores)

Mean (x̄)

Mean ( ) = 2119
40

Median: 54 (add the middle scores and divide by 2) 54+54= 108


2

Mode = 48 & 55 -bimodal (most frequently seen item/s or score/s)


Measure of Central Tendency or Position
________________________________________________________________________________________________

Let’s Do This:

Activity # 7
Finding the Mean, Median and Mode from Grouped Data

Name: _QUEENIE BUTALID Score:_________________________

Problem: Find the mean, mode and median of the following grouped data:

Data: Refer to your frequency Distribution Table in Activity #3

Class Classmark
Frequency (f) fx cum f
Intervals (x)

28-35 1 31.5 31.5 1


36-43 8 39.5 316 9
44-51 9 47.5 427.5 18
52-59 12 55.5 666 30
60-67 6 63.5 381 36
68-75 2 71.5 143 38
76-82 2 79.5 159 40
Σf= 40 Σ(fx ) = 2124

Solution:
n = 40 Σ (fx ) = 2124 i= 8

Mean,

= 2124 = 53.1
40

Where;
Lm =52
n=40
F= 18
i=8
fm=12

= 52 + (1/2*40-18) 8
12

= 52 + (20-18)8
12

=52 + (2)8
12

=52+16
12

=52 + 1.33

=53.33

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Measure of Central Tendency or Position
________________________________________________________________________________________________

Mode = Lmo + ( 1
)i
1 + 2
.
where;
Lmo= 52
i=8
▲1=3
▲2=6
= 52 + (3)8
3+6

= 52 + 24
9

= 52 + 2.67

= 54.67

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