The IQ test results of a group of students in a certain college were taken and are presented in a frequency distribution below.
Classes f
70-75 2
76-81 8
82-87 19
88-93 21
94-99 28
100-105 38
106-111 15
112-117 9
1. Use the frequency distribution above, determine the following:
a. Size of the class interval
b. Lower boundary of the median class
C. Median class
d. Number of students with an IQ greater than 99.5
2. Compute the value of:
A. Mean
B. Median
C. Mode
1.
a. The class width for a class in a frequency distribution is found by subtracting the lower (or upper) class limit of one class from the lower (or upper) class limit of the next class
b.
Calculate the total frequency
Calculate "n\/2"
Calculate cumulative frequency. Select Cumulative frequency just greater than or equal to "n\/2."
We find that the 70th observation lies in the class "94-99."
Lower boundary of the median class is "l=93.5."
c. Median class is "93.5-99.5."
d.
There are 62 students with an IQ greater than 99.5.
2.
A.
"=\\dfrac{1}{140}(2(72.5)+8(78.5)+19(84.5)+21(90.5)"
"+28(96.5)+38(102.5)+15(108.5)+9(114.5))"
"=\\dfrac{13534}{140}\\approx96.6714"
B.
"l=" lower boundary point of median class "=93.5"
"n=" Total frequency "=140"
"cf=" Cumulative frequency of the class preceding the median class "=50"
"f=" Frequency of the median class "=28"
"c=" class length of median class "=6"
"=93.5+\\dfrac{70-50}{28}\\cdot 6\\approx97.7857"
C.
To find Mode Class
Here, maximum frequency is 38.
The mode class is "99.5-105.5."
"L=" lower boundary point of mode class "=99.5"
"f_1=" frequency of the mode class "=38"
"f_0=" frequency of the preceding class "=28"
"f_2=" frequency of the succedding class "=15"
"c=" class length of mode class "=6"
"=99.5+(\\dfrac{38-28}{2(38)-28-15})\\cdot 6c"
"\\approx101.3182"
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