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MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCIES

Measures of Central Tendencies

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MEASURES OF CENTRAL

TENDENCIES

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Ungrouped data

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MEAN

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Do you have an idea what MEAN(Statistics) is?

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Mean

Is the average value of a data.

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Population Mean

Is the mean of the whole population

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Sample Mean

Is the mean of the part of the population

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Example Problems

1) The number of faculty members in 10 different colleges are 16, 25, 40, 24, 15, 20, 50, 15, 35 and 20. Treating the data as a population, find the population mean of faculty members for the 10 colleges.

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2) The following are the ages of the 9 children in a squatters area. Find the mean.Ages: 9, 8, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 2

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MEDIAN

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So, what is median? Can you give some ideas about it?

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MedianIs the value found at the middle when the data are arranged in an array form from the highest to the lowest or from the lowest to the highest.

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Example

The MEDIAN

1)

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2)

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The MEDIAN

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MODE

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Mode

Is the value which occurs most often or with greatest frequency.

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Example

The MODE1) 9

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2)

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17

The MODE

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16

16

17 and 16

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grouped data

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What is a grouped data?

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MEAN

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In finding the mean in a grouped data, we use this formula:

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Example

A frequency distribution of the scores in English of 34 Education students.

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x f m fm35 – 39 330 – 34 525 – 29 820 – 24 1015 – 19 410 – 14 2

5 - 9 2

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x f m fm35 – 39 3 37 11130 – 34 5 32 16025 – 29 8 27 21620 – 24 10 22 22015 – 19 4 17 6810 – 14 2 12 24

5 - 9 2 7 14

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MEDIAN

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Where: __– median___– half sumF – cumulative

frequencyf – frequencyi – interval

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x f F35 – 39 330 – 34 525 – 29 820 – 24 1015 – 19 410 – 14 2

5 - 9 2

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x f F35 – 39 3 3430 – 34 5 3125 – 29 8 2620 – 24 10 1815 – 19 4 810 – 14 2 4

5 - 9 2 2

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MODE

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Where:___ - mode__ - median__ - mean

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Mean = 23.91Median = 24Find the mode using the formula given.