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1. Formula & Examples

Formula
∑ fx
1. Mean xˉ =
n
n
- cf
2
2. Median M = L + ⋅c
f

3. Mode Z = L +
( f1 - f0
2 ⋅ f1 - f0 - f2 ) ⋅c

Examples
1. Calculate Mean, Median, Mode from the following grouped data
Class Frequency
2-4 3
4-6 4
6-8 2
8 - 10 1

Solution:
Class Frequency (f) Mid value (x) f⋅x cf
(1) (2) (3) (4) = (2) × (3) (6)
2-4 3 3 9 3
4-6 4 5 20 7
6-8 2 7 14 9
8-10 1 9 9 10
--- --- --- --- ---

-- n = 10 -- ∑ f ⋅ x = 52 --

∑ fx
Mean xˉ =
n

52 ( Enter your problem )

=
10

= 5.2

To find Median Class

= value of
()n
2
th
observation

= value of ( )
10
2
th
observation

= value of 5 th observation

From the column of cumulative frequency cf , we find that the 5 th observation lies in the class 4 - 6 .

∴ The median class is 4 - 6 .

Now,
∴ L = lower boundary point of median class = 4

∴ n = Total frequency = 10

∴ cf = Cumulative frequency of the class preceding the median class = 3

∴ f = Frequency of the median class = 4

∴ c = class length of median class = 2

n
- cf
2
Median M = L + ⋅c
f

5-3
=4+ ⋅2
4

2
=4+ ⋅2
4

=4+1

=5

To find Mode Class

Here, maximum frequency is 4 .

∴ The mode class is 4 - 6 .

∴ L = lower boundary point of mode class = 4

∴ f 1 = frequency of the mode class = 4

∴ f 0 = frequency of the preceding class = 3

∴ f 2 = frequency of the succedding class = 2

∴ c = class length of mode class = 2

Z=L+
( f1 - f0
2 ⋅ f1 - f0 - f2 ) ⋅c

=4+
( 4-3
2⋅4-3-2 ) ⋅2

=4+ () 1
3
⋅2

= 4 + 0.6667

= 4.6667

2. Calculate Mean, Median, Mode from the following grouped data

X Frequency
0 1
1 5
2 10
3 6
4 3

( Enter your problem )

Solution:
x Frequency (f) f⋅x cf
(1) (2) (3) = (2) × (1) (5)
0 1 0 1
1 5 5 6
2 10 20 16
3 6 18 22
 4 3 12 25
--- --- --- ---

n = 25 ∑ f ⋅ x = 55 --

∑ fx
Mean xˉ =
n

55
=
25

= 2.2

Median :

M = value of
()n
2
th
observation

= value of ( )
25
2
th
observation

= value of 12 th observation

From the column of cumulative frequency cf , we find that the 12 th observation is 2 .

Hence, the median of the data is 2 .

Mode :
the frequency of observation 2 is maximum (10 )

∴Z=2

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