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  8. Mean deviation, Coefficient of Mean deviation
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  11. Percentile deviation, Coefficient of PD, Interpercentile range
  12. Five number summary
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  14. Construct an ungrouped frequency distribution table
  15. Construct a grouped frequency distribution table
  16. Maximum, Minimum
  17. Sum, Length
  18. Range, Mid Range
  19. Stem and leaf plot
  20. Ascending order, Descending order

14. Construct an ungrouped frequency distribution table
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16. Maximum, Minimum
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1. Example-1





1. Construct a grouped frequency distribution table from the following data
`77,41,85,82,85,96,93,66,78,94,50,57`


Solution:
`77,41,85,82,85,96,93,66,78,94,50,57`

Here minimum value is 41 and maximum value is 96
ClassClass BoundariesTally marksFrequency
41 - 50
51 - 60
61 - 70
71 - 80
81 - 90
91 - 100
Total

Class boundaries : subtracting 0.5 from lower class limit and adding 0.5 to upper class limit
ClassClass BoundariesTally marksFrequency
41 - 5040.5 - 50.5
51 - 6050.5 - 60.5
61 - 7060.5 - 70.5
71 - 8070.5 - 80.5
81 - 9080.5 - 90.5
91 - 10090.5 - 100.5
Total

For each value draw a tally mark, next to the class in which this value exists.
`77,41,85,82,85,96,93,66,78,94,50,57`

ClassClass BoundariesTally marksFrequency
41 - 5040.5 - 50.5||
51 - 6050.5 - 60.5|
61 - 7060.5 - 70.5|
71 - 8070.5 - 80.5||
81 - 9080.5 - 90.5|||
91 - 10090.5 - 100.5|||
Total

Count tally marks to determine the total frequency of each class.
ClassClass BoundariesTally marksFrequency
41 - 5040.5 - 50.5||2
51 - 6050.5 - 60.5|1
61 - 7060.5 - 70.5|1
71 - 8070.5 - 80.5||2
81 - 9080.5 - 90.5|||3
91 - 10090.5 - 100.5|||3
Total`n=12`


The relative frequency
ClassClass BoundariesFrequency
`f`
Relative Frequency
`f/n`
41 - 5040.5 - 50.52`2/12=0.1667=16.67%`
51 - 6050.5 - 60.51`1/12=0.0833=8.33%`
61 - 7060.5 - 70.51`1/12=0.0833=8.33%`
71 - 8070.5 - 80.52`2/12=0.1667=16.67%`
81 - 9080.5 - 90.53`3/12=0.25=25%`
91 - 10090.5 - 100.53`3/12=0.25=25%`
Total`n=12`



2. Construct a grouped frequency distribution table from the following data
`85,96,76,108,85,80,100,85,70,95`


Solution:
`85,96,76,108,85,80,100,85,70,95`

Here minimum value is 70 and maximum value is 108
ClassClass BoundariesTally marksFrequency
66 - 70
71 - 75
76 - 80
81 - 85
86 - 90
91 - 95
96 - 100
101 - 105
106 - 110
Total

Class boundaries : subtracting 0.5 from lower class limit and adding 0.5 to upper class limit
ClassClass BoundariesTally marksFrequency
66 - 7065.5 - 70.5
71 - 7570.5 - 75.5
76 - 8075.5 - 80.5
81 - 8580.5 - 85.5
86 - 9085.5 - 90.5
91 - 9590.5 - 95.5
96 - 10095.5 - 100.5
101 - 105100.5 - 105.5
106 - 110105.5 - 110.5
Total

For each value draw a tally mark, next to the class in which this value exists.
`85,96,76,108,85,80,100,85,70,95`

ClassClass BoundariesTally marksFrequency
66 - 7065.5 - 70.5|
71 - 7570.5 - 75.5
76 - 8075.5 - 80.5||
81 - 8580.5 - 85.5|||
86 - 9085.5 - 90.5
91 - 9590.5 - 95.5|
96 - 10095.5 - 100.5||
101 - 105100.5 - 105.5
106 - 110105.5 - 110.5|
Total

Count tally marks to determine the total frequency of each class.
ClassClass BoundariesTally marksFrequency
66 - 7065.5 - 70.5|1
71 - 7570.5 - 75.50
76 - 8075.5 - 80.5||2
81 - 8580.5 - 85.5|||3
86 - 9085.5 - 90.50
91 - 9590.5 - 95.5|1
96 - 10095.5 - 100.5||2
101 - 105100.5 - 105.50
106 - 110105.5 - 110.5|1
Total`n=10`


The relative frequency
ClassClass BoundariesFrequency
`f`
Relative Frequency
`f/n`
66 - 7065.5 - 70.51`1/10=0.1=10%`
71 - 7570.5 - 75.50`0/10=0=0%`
76 - 8075.5 - 80.52`2/10=0.2=20%`
81 - 8580.5 - 85.53`3/10=0.3=30%`
86 - 9085.5 - 90.50`0/10=0=0%`
91 - 9590.5 - 95.51`1/10=0.1=10%`
96 - 10095.5 - 100.52`2/10=0.2=20%`
101 - 105100.5 - 105.50`0/10=0=0%`
106 - 110105.5 - 110.51`1/10=0.1=10%`
Total`n=10`








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