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mean and median of 100 observations are 50 and 52 and it is found that largest observation is 100 it is later found that it is 110 not 100 find its true mean and median

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Solution no. 1:-

Arithmetic Mean = ∑X/N

Given : Mean = 50 and N = 100

Therefore,

50 = ∑X/100

∑X (Wrong) = 5000

Correct value = 110

Incorrect value = 100

Correct Arithmetic Mean = {∑X (Wrong) + Correct value of observation - Incorrect value of observation }/N

⇒ Correct Mean = (5000 + 110 - 100)/100

⇒ Correct mean = 5010/100

⇒ Correct Mean = 50.1

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Solution no. 2 :- 

In this question, 'the value of the largest item' should be written instead of 'latest item'.

The value of the Median will not change because whatever values are added or subtracted from median, the total observation will remain 100 and median is the centrally located value of a series such that the half of the value or items of the series are above it and the other half are below it.

Formula of median = Size of (N+1)/2th Item

Total observations = 100

Size of (N+1)/2th item

⇒(100+1)/2th Item

⇒ 101/2

⇒ 50.5th Item

110 is corrected observation instead of 100 and 110 is the largest of all the observation. So it will not make any difference in value of median. The value of Median will be 52.

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Answered by sourishdgreat1
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X1+x2+x3..+x100=/100=50
x2+x2+x3..+x100=5000

later found it is 110 not 100then

x1+x2+x3...+x100=5000-100+110

x1+x2+x3 ....+x100=5010

dividing by hundred as the total is 100

x1+x2+x3....+x100=5010/100

there the mean and median are x1+x2+x3...+x100=50.10
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