Question #77084

A quality audit of a bottling company showed the number of defective batches outside of the specification limits for a particular oil product. The grouped data shown in the table below indicates the number of defective items per unit of measurement.

CLASS LIMITS
f CUM<f CLASS MARK(X)
Xf X- X ̅ (X− X ̅)2
(X−X ̅)2 f 20-<25 1 25-<30 2 30-<35 8 35-<40 5 40-<45 3 45-<50 1 TOTAL


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3.1.1 Complete the table data under the given columns. (5)
3.1.2 Calculate the mean value. (5)
3.1.3 Draw the cumulative frequency polygon and then use your graph to determine the median. (5)
3.1.4 Use the values from 3.1.2 and 3.1.3 to comment on the nature of the distribution. Give a reason for your answer

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Answer on Question #77084 – Math – Statistics and Probability

A quality audit of a bottling company showed the number of defective batches outside of the specification limits for a particular oil product. The grouped data shown in the table below indicates the number of defective items per unit of measurement.



1. Complete the table data under the given columns.

Solution

CLASS LIMITS ff CUM ff CLASS MARK(X) XfXf XXˉX - \bar{X} (XXˉ)2(X - \bar{X})^2

Midpoint of interval=12(lower class limit+upper class limit)\text{Midpoint of interval} = \frac{1}{2} (\text{lower class limit} + \text{upper class limit})


2. Calculate the mean value.

Solution.


xˉ=Sum of fxSum of f=70020=35\bar{x} = \frac{\text{Sum of fx}}{\text{Sum of f}} = \frac{700}{20} = 35


3. Draw the cumulative frequency polygon and then use your graph to determine the median.

Solution



Cumulative Frequency

Using the graph, the median (the middle term in the arranged data set) is 35

We can find it as value on the Class Limits axis for the half of range of Cumulative Frequency (in our case this is 20/2=1020/2 = 10 ).

4. Use the values from 2. and 3. to comment on the nature of the distribution. Give a reason for your answer.

Answer: based on the value of mean and the cumulative frequency polygon, we can assume that the distribution is normal because it is symmetric around its mean.

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