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Answered by bhawna1685
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Step-by-step explanation:

Mean = sigma xifi / sigma fi

Median = l + n/2 - CF /F × h

Mode = l + (f 1- f 0) / ( 2f1 - f0 - f2 ) ×h

Answered by tanmayakumarp3
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Answer:

Mean -

 \frac{ sum \: of \: all \: the \: observation}{number \: of \: observations}

Mode -

L + (fm - f1) x h / (fm - f1) + (fm - f2)

L - Lower limit of mode of class

h - Size of class modal

fm - Frequency of the class

f1 - Frequency of first mode of class

f2 - Frequency of first mode of class

Median -

For odd no. of observation:-

Arrange the observation in ascending or descending order and the middle no. is the median of the observation .

For even no. of observation:-

Arrange the observation in ascending or descending order and after getting the middle two nos. then,

 \frac{sum \: of \: middle \: two \: nos.}{2}

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