Question

Consider the data: 30 19 27 1 43 5 35 16 24 41 29 35 11...

Consider the data:

30 19 27 1 43
5 35 16 24 41
29 35 11 50 13
19 5 15 4 43

Using the given data find the following.

first quartile (Q1)   second quartile (Q2) third quartile (Q3)
IQR mean    min
max

If there are 5 classes, the class width should be .

Important notes

***Lower bound should be closed and upper bound should be open.

According to this information please fill in the blanks in the frequency distribution table.

Lower bound Upper bound Frequency Relative frequency
Class 1
Class 2   
Class 3      
Class 4      
Class 5      

Homework Answers

Answer #1

Median=0.5(n+1)th value =    10.5th value of sorted data=   21.50
      
quartile , Q1 = 0.25(n+1)th value=   5.25th value of sorted data=   11.50
      
Quartile , Q3 = 0.75(n+1)th value=   15.75th value of sorted data=   35.00
IQR = Q3-Q1 =    35-11.5=   23.50
mean =    ΣX/n =    465/20=   23.25
maximum =    50
minimum=   1
============

class width = 11

lower limit upper limit frequency relative frequency=fi/N
1 11 4 0.200
11 21 6 0.300
21 31 4 0.200
31 41 2 0.100
41 51 4 0.200
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