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6. ; ; ; 7. for both data sets;
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Numerical summary of grouped data
Mean for data with multiple-observation values
Suppose that a data set contains values occurring with frequencies, respectively.
1. For a population of observations, so that
The mean is
2. For a sample of observations, so that
The mean is
The arithmetic is most conveniently set out in tabular form.
Example:
The score for the sample of 25 students on a 5-point quiz are shown below. Find the mean.
Score | Frequency |
Solution:
We must find . We need a column to display the computation of the quantity (Table 1.3):
Table 1.3
Score | Frequency | |
0· 1=0 1· 2=2 2· 6=12 3· 12=36 4· 3=12 5· 1=5 | ||
In the end, .
Hence the mean of the scores
Is approximately 2.7.
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