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\sf {Find\:the\;mean\:of\:the\:Given\:data\:using\: any\:method}

\begin{gathered}\boxed{\begin{array}{c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c}\bf {Class\:interval:-} &\sf 10-10 &\sf 20-29 &\sf 30-39 &\sf 40-49 &\sf 50-59 &\sf 60-69 &\sf 70-79 \\&&&&&&&\\ \bf {Frequency:-} &\sf 5 &\sf 65 &\sf 222 &\sf 112 &\sf 53 &\sf 40 &\sf 3 \end {array}}\end{gathered}

Construct a frequency table for your answer.

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Answered by PopularAnswerer01
37

To Find:-

  • Find the mean of the data.

Solution:-

As we know that:-

  • \sf \: Mean = \dfrac { Sum \: of \: Class \: Interval } { Frequency }

Here ,

  • Sum of class interval is 19500

  • Sun of frequency is 500

\longrightarrow\sf \: Mean = \cancel\dfrac { 19500 } { 500 }

\longrightarrow\sf \: Mean = 39

Hence ,

  • Mean is 39
Answered by vg592805
1

Answer:

Find\:the\;mean\:of\:the\:Given\:data\:using\: any\:method}[/tex]

\begin{gathered}\boxed{\begin{array}{c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c}\bf {Class\:interval:-} &\sf 10-10 &\sf 20-29 &\sf 30-39 &\sf 40-49 &\sf 50-59 &\sf 60-69 &\sf 70-79 \\&&&&&&&\\ \bf {Frequency:-} &\sf 5 &\sf 65 &\sf 222 &\sf 112 &\sf 53 &\sf 40 &\sf 3 \end {array}}\end{gathered}

Construct a frequency table for your answer.

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