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julia-pushkina [17]
3 years ago
9

Teachers are being trained to standardized the scores they give to students' essays. The same essay was scored by 10 different t

eachers at the beginning and at the end of their training. The results are shown in the tables.

Mathematics
2 answers:
Irina-Kira [14]3 years ago
4 0
<h2>Answer with explanation:</h2><h3>Ques 7)</h3>

<u>Score for essay at Beginning of Teachers Training:</u>

76   81   85   79   89    86    84    80    88    79

The mean of the score is calculated as:

Mean(x')=\dfrac{76+81+85+79+89+86+84+80+88+79}{10}\\\\\\Mean(x')=\dfrac{827}{10}\\\\\\Mean(x')=82.7

Now, mean absolute deviation is calculated as:

MAD=\dfrac{\sum{|x-x'|}}{n}

where n are the number of points.

  x            |x-x'|

 76           6.7

 81            1.7

 85           2.3

 79           3.7

 89           6.3

 86           3.3

 84            1.3

 80            2.7  

 88            5.3

 79            3.7

Hence, MAD is:

MAD=\dfrac{6.7+1.7+2.3+3.7+6.3+3.3+1.3+2.7+5.3+3.7}{10}\\\\\\MAD=3.7

<u>Score for essay at End of Teachers Training:</u>

79   82   84    81    77    85     82    80    78     83

The mean of the score is calculated as:

Mean(x')=\dfrac{79+82+84+81+77+85+82+80+78+83}{10}\\\\\\Mean(x')=\dfrac{811}{10}\\\\\\Mean(x')=81.1

Now, mean absolute deviation is calculated as:

MAD=\dfrac{\sum{|x-x'|}}{n}

where n are the number of points.

  x            |x-x'|

 79           2.1

 82          0.9

 84           2.9

 81           0.1

 77           4.1

 85           3.9

 82           0.9

 80            1.1

 78            3.1

 83            1.9

Hence, MAD is:

MAD=\dfrac{2.1+0.9+2.9+0.1+4.1+3.9+0.9+1.1+3.1+1.9}{10}\\\\\\MAD=2.1

Yes, the teacher made progress in standarizing the score. Since the MAD decreases after the end of training.

<h3>Ques 8)</h3>

If the MAD is 0 than this means that all the scores are same and hence equal to the mean and would result in the deviation equal to 0 and hence the mean absolute deviation is 0.

bagirrra123 [75]3 years ago
3 0
What are you asking  , if you tell me i will solve
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