1) In a frequency distribution of 100 families given below the number of families corresponding to expenditure groups 20-40 and 60-80 are missing from the table. However, the median is known to be 50.
Expenditure group
0-20
20-40
40-60
60-80
80-100
No. of families
14
f2
27
f4
15
a) Find the missing frequencies.
b) Find mean, mode, variance, standard deviation, range, mean deviation for mean and median
a) Let "f_2=" the number of families in class "20-40," "f_4=" the number of families in class
"60-80." Then
"f_2+f_4=44"
Estimated Median ="L+\\dfrac{n\/2-B}{G}\\times w"
where:
L is the lower class boundary of the group containing the median
n is the total number of values
B is the cumulative frequency of the groups before the median group
G is the frequency of the median group
w is the group width
Given "n=100, w=20, Median=M=50"
Then "L=20" or "L=40"
Take "L=20"
"f_2=24"
But "20+24=44<100\/2." We have a contradiction.
Take "L=40"
"36-f_2=13.5"
"f_2=22.5"
Take "f_2=23. f_4=21"
b)
"mean=\\bar{x}=50"
Find Mode Class
Maximum frequency is 27.The mode class is 40-60.
"L=40"
"f_3=27"
"f_2=23"
"f_4=21"
"w=20"
"=40+\\dfrac{27-23}{2(27)-23-21}\\times 20=48"
"10^2(14)+30^2(23)+50^2(27)+70^2(21)+90^2(15)="
"=314000"
"314000-\\dfrac{(5000)^2}{100}=64000"
"Var(X)=s^2=\\dfrac{64000}{100-1}=646.4646"
"s=\\sqrt{s^2}=\\sqrt{\\dfrac{64000}{99}}=25.4257"
Mean deviation of Mean
"\\sum_i|x_i-\\bar{x}|f_i""=40(14)+20(23)+0(27)+20(21)+40(15)=2040"
"\\delta\\bar{x}=\\dfrac{\\sum_i|x_i-\\bar{x}|f_i}{100}=\\dfrac{2040}{100}=20.4"
Mean deviation of Median
Since "\\bar{x}=M"
"\\delta M=\\delta\\bar{x}=20.4""Range=90-10=80"
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