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Mean and Mode From Frequency Tables

The document includes multiple exercises related to calculating statistical measures such as mean, median, mode, and range from frequency tables. It presents various scenarios involving surveys and data collection, requiring the completion of tables and calculations based on provided frequencies. Each section poses specific questions to analyze the data collected from different subjects.

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Mean and Mode From Frequency Tables

The document includes multiple exercises related to calculating statistical measures such as mean, median, mode, and range from frequency tables. It presents various scenarios involving surveys and data collection, requiring the completion of tables and calculations based on provided frequencies. Each section poses specific questions to analyze the data collected from different subjects.

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Mean, Median, Mode, and Range from Frequency Tables

1. Majid carried out a survey of the number of school dinners Number of school
students had in one week. The table shows this information. dinners Frequency
Complete the table. 0 0
a) Write down the mode. 1 8
b) How many students were there altogether? 2 12
c) How many school dinners were served during the week? 3 6
d) Calculate the mean number of school dinners 4 4
e) What is the median of the data? 5 2

2. Josh asked some adults how many cups of coffee they each drank yesterday.
The table shows his results. Complete the table. Number of cups Frequency
a) Write down the mode. 0 5
b) How many adults were asked altogether? 1 9
c) How many cups of coffee were drank 2 7
altogether yesterday by the people asked? 3 4
d) Calculate the mean number of cups of coffee 4 3
drank yesterday. 5 2
e) What is the median of the data?

3. The table gives some information about the number of tracks on each CD. Copy and complete the
table.
a) Write down the mode. Number of tracks
Frequency
b) How many CDs were there?
11 1
c) How many tracks were there on these CDs?
12 3
d) Calculate the mean number of tracks per CD.
13 0
e) What is the median of the data?
14 2
15 4

4. Sarah works in a post office.


She recorded the number of parcels posted on each of 16 days. Here are her
results.
Number of
2 2 5 3 2 4 2 2 Tally Frequency
parcels
3 6 4 6 2 2 3 3 2
3
a) Copy and complete the frequency table to 4
show Sarah’s results. 5
b) Write down the mode. 6
c) Work out the range.
d) Calculate the mean.
e) What is the median of the data?
16
5. Some students were asked how many
pets they owned. The results are given 14
in the bar chart below. 12
10
8
a) Use the graph to complete the table 6
4
Number of pets 2
Frequency
0
0
0 1 2 3 4 5
1
2
b) Write down the mode
3
4 c) How many students were asked altogether?
5 d) How many pets are owned, in total, by all the students.
e) Find the mean number of pets owned.
f) What is the median of the data?

6. The table gives information about the number of Number of goals Frequency
goals scored by a football team in each match last 0 4
season. 1 5
a) Write down the mode number of goals scored.
2 4
b) Work out the total number of goals scored by the team last
season. 3 7
c) Work out the mean number of goals scored last season. 4 4
d) What is the median of the data?

7. The table gives information about the number of cars sold by a company each day over a period of
20 days.
a) Write down the mode 7
number of cars Number of cars sold daily
6
scored.
b) Work out the total 5
number of cars sold
Frequency

4
over the 20 days
period. 3
c) Work out the mean
number of cars sold 2

during this time. 1


d) What is the median of
the data? 0
0 1 2 3 4 5
Cars sold in one day

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