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In finding the median for grouped data, what does $L$ represent in the formula?
For ungrouped data, which formula is used to find the mode of the data?
In grouped data without interval, what does $ax_1 + ax_2$ represent?
What does the total deviation of each observation from its mean equal to in a distribution?
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What does 'fm' represent in the formula for finding the median for grouped data?
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Study Notes
Median for Grouped Data
- In the formula for finding the median, $L$ represents the lower boundary of the median class.
Mode for Ungrouped Data
- There is no specific formula to find the mode for ungrouped data; the mode is the value that appears most frequently in the dataset.
Grouped Data without Intervals
- In grouped data without intervals, $ax_1 + ax_2$ does not have any specific representation as intervals are needed to calculate these values.
Total Deviation
- The total deviation of each observation from its mean equals zero in a distribution.
Median for Grouped Data (continued)
- In the formula for finding the median, 'fm' represents the frequency of the median class.
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Description
Learn how to find the median for grouped data using the step-by-step process, including creating a frequency table, determining the median class, and applying the formula to calculate the median.