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This is calculated as:

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P_{25} = 25 * \frac{8 +1}{100}

P_{25} = 25 * \frac{9}{100}

P_{25} = \frac{25 * 9}{100}

P_{25} = \frac{225}{100}

P_{25} = 2.25\ th

This is then calculated as:

P_{25} = 2nd\ item + 0.25(3rd\ item-2nd\ item)

P_{25} = 21 + 0.25(24-21)

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P_{25} = 21 + 0.75

P_{25} = 21.75

Solving (c): The 65th percentile

This is calculated as:

P_{65} = 65 * \frac{N +1}{100}

P_{65} = 65 * \frac{8 +1}{100}

P_{65} = 65 * \frac{9}{100}

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P_{65} = 27.85

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P_{75} = 75 * \frac{N +1}{100}

P_{75} = 75 * \frac{8 +1}{100}

P_{75} = 75 * \frac{9}{100}

P_{75} = \frac{75 * 9}{100}

P_{75} = \frac{675}{100}

P_{75} = 6.75th

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P_{75} = 6th + 0.75(7th - 6th)

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