find the mode of the data, using an empirical formula, when it is given that median =41.25 and mean=33.75
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Answered by
79
Thanks for asking the question.
Given Data:
1. median= 41.25
2. mean= 33.75
Formula and calculations:
mode = 3 * median - 2 * mean
putting values of median and mean, we get:
= 3 * 41.25 - 2 * 33.75
= 123.75 - 6.75
Mode = 56.25
hence, 56.25 is the required answer.
Hope it helps.
Given Data:
1. median= 41.25
2. mean= 33.75
Formula and calculations:
mode = 3 * median - 2 * mean
putting values of median and mean, we get:
= 3 * 41.25 - 2 * 33.75
= 123.75 - 6.75
Mode = 56.25
hence, 56.25 is the required answer.
Hope it helps.
Answered by
78
Hi ,
We know that ,
Mode = 3× median - 2 × mean
= 3 × 41.25 - 2 × 33.75
= 123.75 - 67.50
= 56.25
I hope this helps you.
:)
We know that ,
Mode = 3× median - 2 × mean
= 3 × 41.25 - 2 × 33.75
= 123.75 - 67.50
= 56.25
I hope this helps you.
:)
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