Economy, asked by Maan3419, 1 year ago

Calculate karl Pearson's co-efficient of skewness from the following data.
X
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Frequency
10
18
30
25
12
3
2

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Answered by IINiRII
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Here, n = 100

Mean -:

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Here,

A= 4

∑fd=1706

n = 100

Hence,

4 +   \frac{1706}{100}  \\  \\ 4 + 1.706 \\  \\ 5.706

Mean=5.706

Mode:-

{Observation With Highest Frequency}

So, here

Highest frequency is 30

So it's observation is 3

Hence,

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Standard Deviation:-

 \sqrt{\frac{ {∑fd}^{2} }{n}  -   ({ \frac{∑fd}{n} )}^{2}   }

Here,

fd² = 35972

∑fd=1706

n =100

 \sqrt{ \frac{35972}{100} -  ({ \frac{1706}{100} })^{2}  }  \\  \\  \sqrt{359.72 -  \frac{291.0436}{10000} }  \\  \\   \sqrt{359.72 - 291.0436}  \\  \\  \sqrt{68.6764}  \\  \\ 8.29

Skewness:-

Mean- Mode

5.706 - 3

Skewness:- 2.706

Coefficient of Skewness,j:-

 \frac{Mean- Mode}{s}

 \frac{5.706 - 3}{8.29}  \\  \\  \frac{2.706}{8.29}  \\  \\ 0.32641737 \\  \\ 0.33

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