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    1. The document provides a frequency distribution and asks to calculate measures of central tendency and dispersion. It calculates the mean as 41.65, median as 43.17, mode as 45.5, and determines the curve is negatively skewed. 2. There are 14 possible medians and 2 possible modes given the class intervals and frequencies. The medians could be from intervals 39-45 and 46-52, and the modes are 45.5 and 38.5. 3. It determines how many medians and modes are possible based on the grouped, even data intervals. For the median, any interval with the highest frequency is possible. For the mode, only intervals with the highest, equal frequencies are possible

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    1. The document provides a frequency distribution and asks to calculate measures of central tendency and dispersion. It calculates the mean as 41.65, median as 43.17, mode as 45.5, and determines the curve is negatively skewed. 2. There are 14 possible medians and 2 possible modes given the class intervals and frequencies. The medians could be from intervals 39-45 and 46-52, and the modes are 45.5 and 38.5. 3. It determines how many medians and modes are possible based on the grouped, even data intervals. For the median, any interval with the highest frequency is possible. For the mode, only intervals with the highest, equal frequencies are possible

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    1. The document provides a frequency distribution and asks to calculate measures of central tendency and dispersion. It calculates the mean as 41.65, median as 43.17, mode as 45.5, and determines the curve is negatively skewed. 2. There are 14 possible medians and 2 possible modes given the class intervals and frequencies. The medians could be from intervals 39-45 and 46-52, and the modes are 45.5 and 38.5. 3. It determines how many medians and modes are possible based on the grouped, even data intervals. For the median, any interval with the highest frequency is possible. For the mode, only intervals with the highest, equal frequencies are possible

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    Q2 BICSTAT Caina Magnaye

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    1. The document provides a frequency distribution and asks to calculate measures of central tendency and dispersion. It calculates the mean as 41.65, median as 43.17, mode as 45.5, and determines the curve is negatively skewed. 2. There are 14 possible medians and 2 possible modes given the class intervals and frequencies. The medians could be from intervals 39-45 and 46-52, and the modes are 45.5 and 38.5. 3. It determines how many medians and modes are possible based on the grouped, even data intervals. For the median, any interval with the highest frequency is possible. For the mode, only intervals with the highest, equal frequencies are possible

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    Caina, Martin Magnaye, Edlyn Joyce

    BSBA FM3B

    Given the following frequency distribution, complete the matrix by supplying the missing data.
    Class Intervals Frequency Real Limits Class Mark Cumulative
    (f) (x) Freq. (F)

    25-31 6 24.5-31.5 28 6

    32-38 0 31.5-38.5 35 6

    39-45 6 38.5-45.5 42 12

    46-52 6 45.5-52.5 49 18

    53-59 1 52.5-59.5 56 19

    60-66 1 59.5-66.5 63 20

    n = 20

    1.) MEAN

    Class Frequency Real Limits Class Mark Cumulative (fx) (d) (fd) (x-A) fd
    Intervals (f) (x) Freq. (F) f(x-A)

    25-31 6 24.5-31.5 28 6 168 -3 -18 -21 -126

    32-38 0 31.5-38.5 35 6 0 -2 0 -14 0

    39-45 6 38.5-45.5 42 12 252 -1 -6 -7 -42

    46-52 6 45.5-52.5 49 = A 18 294 0 0 0 0

    53-59 1 52.5-59.5 56 19 56 1 1 7 7

    60-66 1 59.5-66.5 63 20 63 2 2 14 14

    n = 20 -3 -21 833 -147

    x’ = assumed mean + { [E(fd)] /n }(i) x’ = Efx / Ef x’ = assumed mean + Efd / n

    x’ = 49 + { -21 / 20 } 7 x’ = 833 / 20 x’ = 49 + (-147) / 20

    x’ = 49 + (-1.05) (7) x’ = 41.65 x’ = 49 + (-7.35)

    x’ = 49 + (-7.35) x’ = 41.65

    x’ = 41.65
    MEDIAN

    md = L.L + [(n/2) -F) / f] (i)

    md = 38.5 + [ (20/2) - 6) / 6] (7)

    md = 38.5 +[ (10-6) / 6 ] (7)

    md = 38.5 + 4.67

    md = 43.17

    Q3

    Q3 = L.L + [(3n/4) -F) / f] (i)

    Q3 = 38.5 + [ ((3(20)/4) - 6) / 6] (7)

    Q3 = 38.5 +[ 9/6 ] (7)

    Q3 = 38.5 + (1.5) (7)

    Q3 = 49

    D7

    D7 = L.L + [(7n/10) -F) / f] (i)

    D7 = 38.5 + [ ((7(20)/10) - 6) / 6] (7)

    D7 = 38.5 +[ (8 /6 ] (7)

    D7 = 38.5 + (1.33) (7)

    D7 = 47.81

    P88

    P88 = L.L + [(88n/100) -F) / f] (i)

    P88 = 38.5 + [ ((88(20)/100) - 6) / 6] (7)

    P88 = 38.5 +[ 11.6 / 6 ] (7)

    P88 = 38.5 + (1.93) (7)

    P88 = 52.01
    MODE

    mo = L.L+ [du (du-dl) ] (i)

    mo = 38.5 + [ 6(6-0) ] (7)

    mo = 38.5 + (1)(7)

    mo = 45.5

    2.) What is the skewness of the curve?

    Class Intervals Class Mark (x) (x-x’)

    25-31 28 -13.65

    32-38 35 -6.65

    39-45 42 0.35

    46-52 49 7.35

    53-59 56 24.35

    60-66 63 21.35

    E(x-x’) = 23.1

    Standard Deviation

    S = E(x-x’) / n-1

    S = 23.1 / 20 -1

    S = 23.1 /19

    S = 1.22

    Sk = Mean - Mode Sk = 41.65 - 45.5 Sk = -3.16


    S 1.22

    Sk = 3 (Mean - Median) Sk = 3 (41.65 - 43.17) Sk = -3.74


    S 1.22

    41.65 < 43.17 < 45.5


    Mean Median Mode
    Negatively Skewed Or Left Skewed
    3.) Determine how many medians and modes are possible from the given set of data.
    Explain your results.

    In terms of Median, there are 14 possible medians.


    ● As we can see the given Class Intervals are in Even numbers of observation. For
    grouped data, we cannot give an exact Median, we can only give estimates from
    intervals 39-45 and 46-52 these are the possible medians of the set data. They also
    have the Highest frequency.

    In terms of Mode, there are 2 possible modes.


    ● Even if there are 3 highest frequencies in the given set of data we can only solve the 2 of
    them. The ones that are aligned with the intervals 39-45 and 46-52.

    39-45
    mo = L.L+ [du (du-dl) ] (i)

    mo = 38.5 + [ 6(6-0) ] (7)

    mo = 38.5 + (1)(7)

    mo = 45.5

    46-52
    mo = L.L+ [du (du-dl) ] (i)

    mo = 38.5 + [ 0(0-5) ] (7)

    mo = 38.5 + (0)(7)

    mo = 38.5

    Therefore the 2 possible modes are 45.5 and 38.5 .

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