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faltersainse [42]
3 years ago
12

The height of 44 students (in centimeter) are presented in the frequency distribution below. Complete the table, and then find t

he median.
Height
182 - 188
175 - 181
168 - 174
161 - 167
154 - 160
147 - 153
140 - 146

Frequency
1
3
6
15
12
4
3

L

Mathematics
1 answer:
JulijaS [17]3 years ago
3 0

Given:

The height of 44 students (in centimeter) are presented in the given frequency distribution.

To find:

The median of the given data.

Solution:

The given intervals are inclusive first make the intervals exclusive by adding 0.5 in upper limit and by subtracting 0.5 from the lower limit.

The complete frequency distribution table is shown below:

Height              Frequency           L                            <cf

182 - 188                  1                  181.5 - 188.5            44

175 - 181                   3                 174.5 - 181.5             43

168 - 174                  6                 167.5 - 174.5            40

161 - 167                 15               160.5 - 167.5            34   Median class

154 - 160                 12                153.5 - 160.5           19

147 - 153                   4                146.5 - 153.5             7

140 - 146                   3                139.5 - 146.5             3

We have, n=44.

\dfrac{n}{2}=\dfrac{44}{2}

\dfrac{n}{2}=22

The 22th term is include in the class 160.5 - 167.5 because is cf is greater than 22 but the cf of o preceding class is less than 22. So, it is the median class is 160.5 - 167.5.

Formula for median:

Median=l+\dfrac{\dfrac{n}{2}-cf}{f}\times h

Where, l is the lower limit of median class, cf is the cumulative frequency of preceding class, f is the frequency of median class and h is the size of the class.

Now, l=160.5,f=15,cf=19,h=7.

Median=160.5+\dfrac{22-19}{15}\times 7

Median=160.5+\dfrac{3}{15}\times 7

Median=160.5+1.4

Median=161.9

Therefore, the median of the given data table is 161.9.

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