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1pu Statistics Formula

This document provides a list of formulae for various statistical measures including arithmetic mean, median, mode, standard deviation, correlation, regression, probability and random variables. It includes formulae for calculating these measures from both raw and frequency distribution data.

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1pu Statistics Formula

This document provides a list of formulae for various statistical measures including arithmetic mean, median, mode, standard deviation, correlation, regression, probability and random variables. It includes formulae for calculating these measures from both raw and frequency distribution data.

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List of formulae

Arithmetic mean:
Direct method:
∑x
1. For raw data X = n
∑ fx
2. For discrete and continuous data X = n

Deviation method:
∑u
3. For raw data X =a+ n where, u=x-a
∑ fu
4. For discrete and continuous data X =a+ n where, u=x-a

Step deviation method:


( ∑u' )
5. For raw data X =a+ N xc where, u' = c
x−a

6. For discrete and continuous data X =a+ ( ∑Nfu ' )xc x−a
where, u' = c
n1 X 1+ n2 X 2
7. Combined A.M. X c= n1+ n2

Weighted arithmetic mean:


∑ Wx W 1 X 1+ W 2 X 2+ …+W n
8. W.A.M= W ⟹ W 1+ W 2 +…+W n
n

Median:
9. For raw M= 2 ( n+1 ) th
value.

10. For discrete data M=( N2+1 ) value. th

11. For continuous data M=( 2 ) value.


N th

[ ]
N
−C . f
M=L+ 2 ×c
f
Mode:
12. For continuous data Z=L+ 2 f −f −f ×c
1 0 2
[ f 1−f 0
]
13. Empirical relation Z=3M - 2 X

Geometric mean:
14. For raw data GM=AL [ ∑ logx
n ]
15. For discrete and continuous data GM=AL [ ∑ logfx
N ]
16. GM=√ AM × HM
17. GM= √ ab

Harmonic mean:
2ab
18. H.M= a+b
n
19. For raw data H.M.= ∑ 1
x ()
N
20. For discrete and continuous data H.M.= ∑ f
x ()
Quartiles:
21. For raw and discrete data
( n+14 ) value – raw data
Qr =r th

Q =r(
4 )
N +1 th
r value – discrete data
22. For continuous data
Qr =r ( N4 ) th
value

[ ]
N
r −C . f
Qr = L+ 4
×c
f

Deciles:
( n+1 ) value – raw data
23. Dr = r 10 th

D = r(
10 )
N +1 th
r value – discrete data
24. For continuous data
Dr =r( 10N ) th
value

[ ]
N
r −C . f
Dr = L+ 10
×c
f

Percentiles:
( n+1 ) value – raw data
25. Pr = r 100 th

P = r(
100 )
N +1 th
r value – discrete data

26. For continuous data


Dr =r( 100N ) th
value

[ ]
N
r −C . f
Dr = L+ 100
×c
f

Range:
27. Range = H – L
28. Interquartile range= Q3−Q1
Q3−Q1
29. Quartile deviation=
2
Q3−Q1
30. Coefficient of Q.D.= Q +Q
3 1

Mean deviation from mean:


∑|X −X|
31. For raw data M . D x=
n
∑ f |X −X|
32. For discrete and continuous data M . D x=
N
M . Dx
33. Co-efficient of M . D x=
X
Mean deviation from median:
∑|X −M|
34. For raw data M . D M =
n
∑ f |X −M |
35. For discrete and continuous data M . D M =
N
M . DM
36. Co-efficient of M . D M =
M

Mean deviation from mode:


∑|X −Z|
37. For raw data M . D Z=
n
∑ f |X −Z|
38. For discrete and continuous data M . D Z=
N
M . DZ
39. Co-efficient of M . D Z=
Z

Standard deviation:


2
40. For raw data S.D=σ= ∑ x −¿ ¿ or √ ∑ ¿ ¿ ¿
n


2
41. For discrete and continuous data σ= ∑ fx −¿ ¿ or √ ∑ f ¿ ¿ ¿
N
Step deviation method:

√ x−a
'2
42. For raw data σ= ∑ U −¿ ¿ ×C where, U ' = c
n


'2
43. For discrete and continuous data σ= ∑ fU −¿ ¿ ×C
n
x−a
where, U ' = c
44. Variance=σ 2
σ
45. Co-efficient of variation C.V= X × 100

√ n1 ( σ 1 +d 1 ) +n 2 ( σ 2 +d 2 )
2 2 2 2
46. Combined arithmetic mean σ c=
n1 +n 2
Where, d1= X 1 −X C and d2= X 2 −X C

Skewness and kurtosis:


2
μ3
47. Skewness β 1= 3
μ2
r1=√ β 1

μ4
48. Kurtosis β 2= 2
μ2
r2= β −3
2
X−Z
49. Karl Pearson’s co-efficient of skewness S= σ
3(X −M )
50. When mode is indefined S=
σ
Q3+ Q1−2Q 2
51. Bowley’s co-efficient of skewness S= Q3 −Q1

Correlation:
cov (X , Y )
52. r xy=
√V ( X ) . V (Y )
cov (X , Y )
53. r xy= σ .σ
X Y

54. r= ∑ (X− X)¿ ¿


∑ x)(∑ y )
55. For raw data r= n ∑ xy−(
√ ¿ ¿¿
N ∑ fuv−(∑ fu)(∑ fv)
56. For tabulated data r=
√¿ ¿ ¿

Spearman’s rank correlation co-efficient:


57. Without ties ρ = 1- 3 [
6 (∑d 2 )
n −n ]
6 ( ∑ d 2 +C . F ) 3
m1−m1 m2−m2
3
58. With ties ρ = 1- 3 and C.F= +
n −n 12 12

Regression:
59. Regression equation X on Y (X- X )=b xy (Y-Y )
60. Regression equation Y on X (Y-Y )=b yx(X- X )
61. r=√ b xy .b yx
σx σy
62. Regression co-efficient b xy =γ σ and b yx= γ σ
y x
n ∑ xy−( ∑ x)(∑ y ) n ∑ xy−( ∑ x)(∑ y )
63. Regression co-efficient b xy = 2 and b yx=
n ∑ Y −¿ ¿ n ∑ X 2−¿ ¿

Cx Cy
64. b xy = C N ∑ fuv−(∑
¿¿
fu)(∑ fv)
and b yx= C N ∑ fuv−(∑
¿¿
fu)(∑ fv)
y x

Association of attributes:
( AB ) ( αβ )−( Aβ ) (αB )
65. Yuel’s co-efficient of association Q= ( AB )( αβ )+ ( Aβ ) (αB )
Probability:
m no . of favourable outcomes
66. P(A)= n = no . of outcomes
67. For non-mutually exclusive events P(A∪B)=P(A)+P(B) - P(A∩B)
68. For mutually exclusive events = P(A∪B)=P(A)+P(B)
69. For two dependent event = P(A∩B)=P(A)+P(B/A)
70. For two independent event = P(AB)=P(A).P(B)

Random variable:
70. a. E(a)=a
b. E(ax)=aE(x)
c. E(ax+b)=aE(x)+b
71. a. V(a)=0
b. V(ax)= a2v(x)
c. V(AX+b)=a2v(x)
72. Mean = E(x)=∑xP(x)
73. Variance= v(x)=E(x2)-[E(x)2]
74. E(x+y)=E(x)+E(y)
75. E(xy)=E(x).E(y)
76. E(x2)=∑x2P(x)
77. E(xy)= ∑∑xy P(x,y)
78. cov(x,y)= E(xy) – E(x).E(y).

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