write the formula to find the median for group data and explain each term
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for even no. of observations-
median = (n÷2)th term
for odd no. of observations-
median =[(n÷2)+(n÷2+1)]÷2th term
here,
n is total no. of observations.
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median = (n÷2)th term
for odd no. of observations-
median =[(n÷2)+(n÷2+1)]÷2th term
here,
n is total no. of observations.
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median = the middle data of the data group, above which there are 50% of the data.
Order all the data in increasing order or decreasing order.
If there are n data items, then
if n is odd, find the (n+1)/2 th term. That is the median.
If n is even, then median is the average of n/2 th and (n+2)/2 th terms.
Empirical formula for a large data with normal distribution
mean - mode = 3 (mean - median)
median = [2 mean + mode] /3
mean is the arithmetic mean of the data given
Mode is the most frequently occurring data item value.
Order all the data in increasing order or decreasing order.
If there are n data items, then
if n is odd, find the (n+1)/2 th term. That is the median.
If n is even, then median is the average of n/2 th and (n+2)/2 th terms.
Empirical formula for a large data with normal distribution
mean - mode = 3 (mean - median)
median = [2 mean + mode] /3
mean is the arithmetic mean of the data given
Mode is the most frequently occurring data item value.
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