Statistics-Maths-Class 10

Introduction ( 1+2+4 = 7 Marks in SEE)

For continuous series( or Grouped data) 1. Arithmetic mean For continuous series( or Grouped data) Direct method Where, Shortcut Method (Assumed mean method) Where, Step deviation method: When the class-interval is very large then step deviation method is used to find mean. Where, 2. Median() or Second quartile () For continuous or grouped data
  • Where, lower limit of median class c.f. of the preceding class frequency of median class class -height or, class - size or class interval Note: The median divides the data into two equal parts. It is also called second quartile. The median divides the continuous data below 50% or above 50%.
3. Lower Quartile or, First Quartile( ) For continuous or grouped data
  • Where, lower limit of class c.f. of the preceding class frequency of class class -height or, class - size or class interval Note: First quartile divides the continuous data below 25% or above 75%.
4. Upper Quartile or, Third Quartile () For continuous or grouped data
  • Where, lower limit of class c.f. of the preceding class frequency of class class -height or, class - size or class interval Note: Third quartile divides the continuous data below 75% or above 25%.

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MEAN

MEAN

MEAN

Mean-Inclusive-Exclusive

MEAN

MEDIAN

Less - Than - c.f. - Median

More - Than - c.f. - Median

Median-Symbolic-Class - Interval

Missing Frequency - Median

LOWER QUARTILE or FIRST QUARTILE

UPPER QUARTILE or THIRD QUARTILE

Missing Frequency - First Quartile

Missing Frequency - Third Quartile