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  • Question 1
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    The maximum bowling speed (kms/hour) of 33 players at a cricket coaching centre is given below :
    Find the modal bowling speed of players.
    Bowling speed (kms/hr)85 - 100100 - 115115 - 130130 - 145
    No. of Players91185
    Solution
    highest frequency interval = $$100-115$$
    so mode = $$L+\dfrac{f_{m}-f_{m-1}}{(f_{m}-f_{m-1})+(f_{m}-f_{m+1})}\times w$$
    $$L$$= lower class boundary of the modal group
    $$f_{m}$$ = frequency of the modal group
    $$f_{m-1}$$ = frequency of the group before the modal group
    $$f_{m+1}$$ = frequency of the group after the modal group
    $$w$$= group width
    mode= $$100+\dfrac{11-9}{(11-9)+(11-8)}\times 15$$
    mode = $$100+6$$
    mode = $$106$$
  • Question 2
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    The weight of coffee (in gms) in 70 packets is given below.
    Determine the modal weight of coffee in packets
    Weight (in gms)200 - 201201 - 202202 - 203203 - 204204 - 205205 - 206
    No. of Packets122620921
    Solution
    highest frequency interval = $$201-202$$
    so mode = $$L+\dfrac{f_{m}-f_{m-1}}{(f_{m}-f_{m-1})+(f_{m}-f_{m+1})}\times w$$
    $$L$$= lower class boundary of the modal group
    $$f_{m}$$ = frequency of the modal group
    $$f_{m-1}$$ = frequency of the group before the modal group
    $$f_{m+1}$$ = frequency of the group after the modal group
    $$w$$= group width
    mode= $$201+\dfrac{26-12}{(26-12)+(26-20)}\times 1$$
    mode = $$201+0.7$$
    mode = $$201.7$$
  • Question 3
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    Following shows the distribution of monthly expenditure (in Rs.) done by households in a certain village on electricity.
    Find median expenditure done by households on electricity per month.
    Monthly expenditure150 - 225225 - 300300 - 375375 - 450450 - 525525 - 600600 and above
    No. of households6517119675532614
    Solution
    Consider the following table, to calculate median:
     $$ci$$ $$f_i$$ $$cf$$
     150-225 65 65
     225-300 171 65+171=236
     300-375 196 236+196=432
     375-450 75 432+75=507
    450-525 53 507+53=560
    525-600 26 560+26=586
     >600 14 586+14=600
    Median $$=l +\dfrac {(\dfrac{N}{2}-cf)}{ f_m}\times c$$
    Here, 
    Class Interval $$c=75$$
    $$N=\Sigma f_i=600$$   
    $$\dfrac {N}{2}=300  $$
    $$\Rightarrow$$ Median class $$=300-375$$
    $$\Rightarrow$$Frequency of median class$$ f_m=196$$
    Lower boundary of median class $$l=300$$
    previous cumulative frequency of median class $$cf=236$$

    $$\therefore$$ Median $$=300 +\dfrac {(\dfrac{600}{2}-236)}{ 196}\times 75$$

    $$\therefore$$ Median $$=300 +\dfrac {(64)}{ 196}\times 75$$

    $$\therefore$$ Median $$=324.489 \Rightarrow 324.49$$
    Hence. option $$A$$ is correct.
  • Question 4
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    The following table shows the frequency distribution of body weight (in gms) of fish in a pond.
    Find modal weight of fish in a pond.
    Body Weight (in gms)15 - 15.916 - 16.917 - 17.918 - 18.919 - 19.920 - 20.9
    No. of fish248664
    Solution
    Consider the following table to calculate mode:
     $$ci$$ $$f_i$$
     14.95-15.95 2
     15.95-16.95 4
     16.95-17.95 8
     17.95-18.95 6
     18.95-19.95 6
     19.95-20.95 4
    $$Mode=l+\bigg ( \dfrac{f_1-f_0}{2f_1-f_0-f_2} \bigg )\times h$$
    Here,
    maximum frequency $$f_1=8$$
    $$\Rightarrow$$ modal class $$=16.95-17.95$$
    lower limit of modal class $$l=16.95$$    
    class size $$h=1$$
    preceding frequency of modal class $$f_0=4$$
    succeeding frequency of modal class $$f_2=6$$
    $$\therefore Mode=16.95+\bigg ( \dfrac{8-4}{16-4-6} \bigg )\times 1$$
    $$\therefore Mode=16.95+\bigg ( \dfrac{4}{6} \bigg )\times 1$$
    $$\therefore Mode=17.61$$
    Hence, option $$B$$ is correct.
  • Question 5
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    The following table shows ages of 300 patients getting medical treatment in a hospital on a particular day.
    Find the median age of patients
    Age (in years)10 - 2020 - 3030 - 4040 - 5050 - 6060 - 70
    No. of Patients604255705320
    Solution
    Consider the following table, to calculate median:
     $$c_i$$$$f_i$$ $$cf$$
     10-20 60 60
     20-30 42 60+42=102
     30-40 55 102+55=157
     40-50 70 157+70=227
     50-60 53 227+53=280
     60-70 20280+20=300
    Median $$=l +\dfrac {(\dfrac{N}{2}-cf)}{ f_m}\times c$$
    Here, 
    Class Interval $$c=10$$
    $$N=\Sigma f_i=300$$   
    $$\dfrac {N}{2}=150  $$
    $$\Rightarrow$$ Median class $$=30-40$$
    $$\Rightarrow$$Frequency of median class$$ f_m=55$$
    Lower boundary of median class $$l=30$$
    previous cumulative frequency of median class $$cf=102$$

    $$\therefore$$ Median $$=30+\dfrac {(\dfrac{300}{2}-102)}{ 55}\times 10$$

    $$\therefore$$ Median $$=30 +\dfrac {(48)}{ 55}\times 10$$

    $$\therefore$$ Median $$=38.727 \Rightarrow 38.73$$
    Hence. option $$B$$ is correct.
  • Question 6
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    The marks of a class test are given below.
    $$28, 26, 17, 12, 14, 19, 27, 26, 21, 16, 15$$. Find the median.
    Solution
    The marks in the test are: $$28, 26, 17, 12, 14, 19, 27, 26, 21, 16, 15$$
    Arranging the marks in the test in ascending order: $$12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 21, 26, 26, 27, 28$$
    There are $$11$$ values. Since, it is an odd number, median will be the $$6^{th}$$ number after arranging the marks in ascending order.
    Hence, median $$= 19$$
  • Question 7
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    The heights of students are given below.
    Height ($$\text{cm}$$)$$141$$$$142$$$$144$$$$145$$$$148$$$$150$$
    Number of students$$7$$$$11$$$$10$$$$12$$$$20$$$$13$$
    Find the mode of the height.
    Solution
    From the table, we can observe that the number of students having height $$148\text{ cm}$$ is $$20$$ that is maximum as compared to any other height. Hence, $$148\text{ cm}$$ is the mode of the data.
  • Question 8
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    Following data represents the age wise distribution of employees in office.
    Age in years$$25 - 30$$$$30 - 35$$$$35 - 40$$$$40 - 45$$$$45 - 50$$$$50 - 55$$$$55 - 60$$
    Number of employees$$4$$$$16$$$$19$$$$28$$$$22$$$$8$$$$3$$
    Find the median age of employees.
    Solution
    Total number of elements($$n$$) $$= 4+16+19+28+22+8+3 = 100$$
    So, median group will be group of $$50^{th}$$ and $$51^{th}$$ elements.
    Which is $$40-45$$ age interval.

    Now, median $$=L +\dfrac{\dfrac n2 - cf_b}{f_m}\times w$$
    Where,
    $$L=$$ Lower class boundary of the modal group,
    $$f_m=$$ Frequency of the median group
    $$n=$$ Total number of the median group
    $$cf_b = $$ Cumulative frequency of the groups before the median class
    $$w=$$ Group width.

    Median $$=40 + \dfrac{50-(4+16+19)}{38}\times 5$$
    Median $$=40+1.96 \equiv 42$$

    Hence, median is $$42$$ years.

    Hence, option B.
  • Question 9
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    Find the median.
    Intelligence quotient (IQ)60 - 7980 - 99100 - 119120 - 139140 - 159Total
    Number of students291511340
    Solution
     $$ci$$ $$f_i$$$$cf$$
     59.5-79.5 2 2
     79.5-99.5 9 2+9=11
     99.5-119.5 15 11+15=26
    119.5-139.5 11 26+11=37
     139.5-159.5 3 37+3=40
    Median $$=l +\dfrac {\bigg(\dfrac{N}{2}-cf\bigg)}{ f_m}\times c$$
    Here, 
    Class Interval $$c=20$$
    $$N=\Sigma f_i=40$$   
    $$\dfrac {N}{2}=20$$
    $$\Rightarrow$$ Median class $$=99.5-119.5$$
    $$\Rightarrow$$Frequency of median class$$ f_m=15$$
    Lower boundary of median class $$l=99.5$$
    previous cumulative frequency of median class $$cf=11$$

    $$\therefore$$ Median $$=99.5 +\dfrac {\bigg(\dfrac{40}{2}-11\bigg)}{ 15}\times 20$$

    $$\therefore$$ Median $$=99.5+\dfrac {(9)}{ 15}\times 20$$

    $$\therefore$$ Median $$=111.5 $$
    Hence. option $$C$$ is correct.
  • Question 10
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    The marks obtained by the students are as follows. Find the mode.
    Marks1317192125
    Number of students31122104
    Solution
    Maximum number of students have $$19$$ marks.
    Thus, mode is $$ 19$$.
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