Economy, asked by kunalagrawal10000, 10 months ago

14. In a certain examination there were 100 candidates of whom 21 failed, 6 secured
distinction, 12 were placed in the first division, 18 in the second division and
43 were placed in the third division. It is known that at least 75 percent marks
required for distinction, 40 percent for passing, 50 percent for second division
and 60 percent for first division. Firstly convert above data in class intervals
then calculate the median of the distribution of marks.​

Answers

Answered by sonalip1219
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The median of the distribution of marks is 46. 74

Explanation:

Classifying the data in class intervals as:

Marks in                  Number of                             Cumulative Frequency (Cf)

Percentage            Candidates (f)      

0 - 40                             21                                                21

40 - 50                           43                                               64

50 - 60                           18                                                82

60 - 75                           12                                                94

75 - 100                           6                                                100

Total (N)                          100

Computing the median as:

Median (M) = Size of (N/2)th item

M = Size of (100/2)th item

M = 50th item

So, it will lie in the class interval of 40-50

The formula for computing the same:

M = L1 + L2 - L2 / f (m - c)

where

L1 is lower class of interval which is 40

L2  is upper class of interval which is 50

f is number of candidates is 43

m is mid value which is 50

c is above class interval cf which is 21

Putting the values above:

M = 40 + (50 - 40) / 43 (50 -21)

M = 40 + (10 + 29) / 43

M = 40 + 6.74

M = 46.74

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