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Compute the Median for the given data Class –interval 100-110 110-120 120-130 130-140 140-150 150-160 Frequency 6 35 48 72 100 4

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Answered by ankitraj4510
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So here yoir answer
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biswasatreyee721: Thank you
ms9445537794p23awx: It's wrong
saniyams1234: Do it approx . Btw answer is correct
yuvsingh1705: its wrong
yuvsingh1705: n/2 -cf would be 43.5
yuvsingh1705: and cf would be 89
Answered by aquialaska
19

Answer:

Median of Data =  136.04

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Data in Continuous Series

To find: Median

Data Table is attached.

Formula of median,

Median=l+\frac{\frac{N}{2}-cf}{f}\times h

where, l = lower limit of Median Class

           cf = cumulative frequency of class preceding the median class

          f = Frequency of median class

           h = Width of median Class interval

while Median Class is class interval whose cf is equal or just greater than \frac{N}{2}

N = 265

\frac{N}{2}=\frac{265}{2}=132.5

So, Median class is 130 - 140

l = 130 , cf = 89 , f = 72 , h = 10

⇒  Median = 130+\frac{132.5-89}{72}\times 10

                  = 130+\frac{43.5}{72}\times10  

                  = 130+\frac{435}{72}

                  = 130+6.04

                  = 136.04

Therefore, Median of Data =  136.04

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