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find the median of the data c-I 50-60,60,-70,70-80, 80-90, 90-100 F=12 ,14,8,6,10​

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Answered by mysticd
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 \begin {tabular} { | c | c | c | }</p><p>\cline { 1-3 } C.I &amp; Frequency &amp; Cumulative\: frequency \\</p><p>\cline { 1-3 } 50-60 &amp; 12 &amp; 12(cf) \\</p><p>\cline { 1-3 } 60-70 &amp; 14(f)&amp; 26 \\</p><p>\cline { 1-3} 70-80 &amp; 8 &amp; 34 \\</p><p>\cline { 1-3 } 80-90 &amp; 6 &amp; 40 \\</p><p>\cline { 1-3 } 90 - 100 &amp; 10&amp; 50 \\</p><p>\cline {1-3} \_&amp; n = 50 &amp; \_ \\</p><p>\cline { 1-3 } \end { tabular }

 Here \: \frac{n}{2} = 25

 60 - 70 \:is \: the \:class \:whose \: cumulative \\frequency \:is \: greater \:than \:25

 So, 60 - 70 \: is \:the\: median \:class

 l = 60, \: n = 50 , \: cf = 12 , \: f = 14 ,\:h = 10

 \boxed { \pink { Median = l + \big( \frac{\frac{n}{2} - cf }{f} \big)\times h }}

 Median = 60 + \big ( \frac{\frac{50}{2} - 12}{14}\big) \times 10 \\= 60 + \frac{25-12}{14} \times 10 \\= 60 + \frac{130}{14}\\= 60 + 9.29 \\= 69.29

Therefore.,

 \red { Median } \green {= 69.29}

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