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Statistical Formulas
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Statistical Formulas

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Which formula is used to calculate the Average of a dataset?

  • COUNT(values, values)
  • MODE(no1, no2...)
  • MEDIAN(no1, no2...)
  • AVERAGE(no1, no2...) (correct)
  • What is the correct formula to find the median value?

  • MAX(no1, no2...)
  • AVERAGE(no1, no2...)
  • PERCENTILE(array, k)
  • MEDIAN(no1, no2...) (correct)
  • How does Excel determine the mode when two values repeat the same number of times?

  • Excel goes top-down and chooses the first to find mode (correct)
  • Excel chooses the highest value
  • Excel goes bottom-up
  • Excel chooses the second value
  • Which formula is used to find the maximum value in a dataset?

    <p>MAX(no1, no2...)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a percentile value of 25 translate to in percentage?

    <p>0.25%</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Statistical Formulas

    • Sample Size formula: COUNT(values, values)
    • Average formula: AVERAGE(no1, no2...)
    • Median formula: MEDIAN(no1, no2...)
    • Mode formula: MODE(no1, no2...)
      • If multiple values have the same frequency, Excel follows a top-down approach and returns the first value it encounters as the mode.
    • Maximum formula: MAX(no1, no2...)
    • Minimum formula: MIN(no1, no2...)
    • 25th Percentile formula: PERCENTILE(array, k)
      • k represents the data tile (e.g., 0.25 for the 25th percentile)
      • When using PERCENTILE, the range is for baking ( unclear what this means, needs clarification)
      • The notation [acb] is used for a specific range (needs clarification)
    • Percentage notation: always represent as a decimal between 0 and 1, e.g., 25% is equivalent to 0.25

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    This quiz covers various statistical formulas including sample size, average, median, mode, maximum, minimum, and percentile calculations. It also explains how to use Excel functions for these calculations.

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