Mean, mode and median from frequency tables
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This is great but in my class I am studying how to find the median value of a freq. chart, not just what interval it is in? We`re using the equation L + (i/f x C). Do you have any videos on that?
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did he say a mcdonalds party? ahah
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thanks! this helped so much!
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@pr3datordr0n3psn no one cares that u dont care either ^_^
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Hi. I have a question about calculating mode in interval data. On the example you presented it's clear that the interval 20<x<25 has the highest frequency, but doest it always mean than it's the modal class? What if the highest frequency of most common number within this class is 3 while in the first class (10<X<15) is 5? Can we really determine which one is the modal class? It's just not clear for me. Could you please explain? I would appreciate :-)
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no1 cares if your 14
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@jasonvorhees24 now simon pegg i agree with. that guy that says he sound like Karl Pilkington is full of shit
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@bennye19 firstly he sounds nothing like Karl Pilkington. secondly Karl Pilkington sounds AWESOME.
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Thanks a lot dude! I'm 13 and you just saved me from failing a maths exam!
Excellent tutorial!!!
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thankyou for confirming this with my original understanding :)
i'm 15 and have a statistics test in 6 days!
Thanks very, very much. Im 14 and i have a maths exam this wednesday and you clarified this very well.
Great tutorial
Subscribed :)
jonzer1000 1 year ago 46
you sound like karl pilkington but thanks :)
bennye19 9 months ago 9