Eda Module 3 Ans
Eda Module 3 Ans
1.
a) Range
M R = HV-LV
= 15-3
R = 12
N R= 30-6
R= 24
b) IQR
M IQR = Q3 – Q1
IQR = 13-8
IQR = 5
N IQR = 26 -16
IQR = 10
c) SIQR
Q3 – Q 1
M SIQR = 2
13−8
SIQR = 2
SIQR = 2.5
26−16
N SIQR = 2
SIQR = 5
2.
x │x- x│ ∑ │ x−x │
MD or AD = n
1 4
2 3 20
MD or AD = 10
3 2
4 1 MD or AD =2
5 0
6 1
7 2
8 3
9 4
∑x=45 ∑│x-x│=20
N=9
∑x 45
Mean (x) = n = 9
X=5
3.
x │x- x│ (x-x)2
2.29 1.32 1.74
2.48 1.13 1.28
2.52 1.09 1.19
3.25 0.36 0.13
3.37 0.24 0.06
3.47 0.14 0.02
3.76 0.15 0.02
3.83 0.22 0.05
4.10 0.49 0.24
4.35 0.74 0.55
4.93 1.32 1.74
4.95 1.34 1.80
∑x=43.3 ∑│x-x│=8.54
∑x 43.3
Mean (x) = n = 12 n=12
X = 3.51
Range Mean Deviation
∑ │ x−x │
R = HV-LV MD = n
8.54
R = 4.95 – 2.29 MD = 12
R = 2.66 MD = 0.712
Standard Deviation
∑( x−x)2
s=
√ n−1
8.82
√
s = 12−1
s = √ 0.802
s = 0.90
4.
∑x 203.4
x │x- x│ (x-x)2 Mean (x) = n = 20 n=20
7. 58 2.59 6.71
x = 10.17
7. 93 2.24 5.02
8. 25 1.92 3.69
Range Mean
8. 39 1.78 3.17
8. 52 1.65 2.72 Deviation
8. 54 1.63 2.66 a)
8. 95 1.22 1.49 R = HV-LV MD =
9. 05 1.12 1.25
9. 35 0.82 0.67
9. 35 0.62 0.38
10. 35 0.18 0.03
10. 48 0.31 0.10
10. 54 0.37 0.14
10. 83 0.66 0.44
11. 02 0.85 0.72
∑ │ x−x │
11. 29 1.12 1.25 n
12. 31 2.14 4.58
12. 91 2.74 7.51
13. 35 3.18 10.11
14. 21 4.04 16.32
∑x = ∑│x-x│= ∑( x−x) 2
203.4 31.18 =
68.96
31.18
R = 14.21-7.58 MD = 20
R = 6.63 MD = 1. 559
5.
Losses Frequency
(in thousand (number of x d f⋅d f⋅d2
pesos) restaurants)
1 – 10 3 5.5 -3 -9 27
11 – 20 10 15.5 -2 -20 40
21 – 30 15 25.5 -1 -15 15
31 – 40 20 35.5=A 0 0 0
41 – 50 12 45.5 1 12 12
51 – 60 11 55.5 2 22 44
n= ∑f⋅d=17 ∑f⋅d2=219
∑f d
Mean x = A + n ⋅h
= 35.5 +
= 35.5 + 0.2125 ⋅10
= 35.5 + 2.125
= 37.625
C = 10
S2 = [ n ∑
fd
2−¿ ¿¿ ]c2
80 ( 219 )−(17)2
S=[ 2
80(80−1)
] 102
17,520−289
S2 = [ 6399 ] 100
S2 = 269.2764 Variance
(∑ f ⋅ d)
σ2 =
√ ∑ f ⋅d 2−
n
n ⋅h
(17)
=
√ 219−
80
80 ⋅10
219−3.6125
=
√ 80
⋅10
215.3875
= x
9
│x- x│
20
(x-x)2
400 √ 80
⋅10
∑x 203.4609
Mean (x) = n = 21
X = 29
Range Mean Deviation
∑ │ x−x │
R = HV-LV MD = n
220
R = 49 – 9 MD = 21
R = 40 MD = 10.48
Standard Deviation
∑( x−x)2
s=
√ n−1
3080
s=
√ 21−1
s = √ 154
s = 12.41
8.
Solution:
f⋅d
Number of Number of (x) f⋅d2
d (5)=(2)×(4
Housing Units Employees )
(6)=(5)×(4)
∑ fd
Mean ˉx=A+ ⋅h
n
=18.5+16130⋅4
=18.5+0.1231⋅4
=18.5+0.4923
=18.9923
a) Range
R = HV-LV
R = 34.5 – 2.5
R =32
b) Interquartile range
c) Semi- interquartile range or quartile deviation
Quartile deviation :
Number of Employees
Number of Housing Units cf
f
1-4 3 3
5-8 6 9
9 - 12 15 24
13 - 16 18 42
17 - 20 38 80
21 - 24 24 104
25 - 28 12 116
29 - 32 10 126
33 - 36 4 130
--- --- ---
n = 130 --
Here, n=130
Q1 class:
n
Class with ( 4 ) th value of the observation in cf column
130
= ( 4 ) th value of the observation in cf column and it lies in the class 13-16.
∴Q1 class: 12.5-16.5.
The lower boundary point of 12.5-16.5 is 12.5.
∴L=12.5
n
−cf
Q1=L+ 4 ⋅c
f
32.5−24
=12.5+ 18 ⋅4
8.5
=12.5+ 18 ⋅4
=12.5+1.8889
=14.3889
Q3 class:
3n
Class with ( 4 )th value of the observation in cf column
3⋅130
=( 4 )th value of the observation in cf column
=(97.5)th value of the observation in cf column and it lies in the class 21-24.
∴Q3 class: 20.5-24.5.
The lower boundary point of 20.5-24.5 is 20.5.
∴L=20.5
3n
−cf
Q3= L+ 4 ⋅c
f
97.5−80
=20.5+ 24 ⋅4
17.5
=20.5+ 24 ⋅4
=20.5+2.9167
=23.4167
(∑ f ⋅d)2
∑ f ⋅ d 2−
Population Variance σ2= ( n
n
)⋅ h2
(16)2
406−
=( 130
130
)⋅ 42
406−1.9692
= ( 130 )
⋅16
404.0308
= 130
⋅16
=3.1079⋅16
=49.7269
f) Standard deviation
(∑ f ⋅ d) 2
Population Standard deviation σ =
√ ∑ f ⋅d 2−
n
n
⋅h
( 16)2
=
√ 406−
130
130
406−1.9692
⋅4
= √ 130
⋅4
404.0308
= √ 130
⋅4
=√ 3.1079⋅ 4
=1.7629 ⋅ 4
=7.0517
Q3−Q1 23.4167−14.3889 9.0278
Quartile deviation = 2 = 2 = 2 =4.5139