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Bachelor in Economics (S.E): Manajemen
Content
Part 1
Nilai Rata2
Part 2
Nilai Tengah
Part 3
Dispersi
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Dimana:
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Nama Perusahaan
General Motors
500
Nissan
380
Daimler Chrysler
270
Toyota
255
Honda
240
Ford
234
Mazda
210
Mitsubishi
50
Volvo
36
10 BMW
23
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10
2190
=
=
10
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Sample
Items selected from
the population
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1. Setiap set dari tingkat data interval & tingkat data rasio memiliki
suatu arti.
2. Semua nilai2 dimasukkan ke dalam perhitungan nilai rata2.
3. Nilai rata2 bersifat unik.
4. Penjumlahan deviasi2 dari setiap nilai dari nilai rata2 adalah 0 (nol ).
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Dimana:
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77
110
94
92
89
100
119
113
112
83
90 + 77 + + 83 1170
=
=
=
= .
12
12
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Contoh:
1. Sebuah perusahaan konstruksi,
membayar per-jam gaji pegawainya sebanyak $16.50, $20.00, & $25.00
per jam.
Terdapat 26 pegawai perusahaan,
a. 14 pegawai digaji pada
$16.50,
b. 10 pegawai pada
$20.00, &
c. 2 pegawai pada
$25.00.
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Contoh 1:
Suatu sampel umur dari 5 mahasiswa sebagai berikut: 21, 25, 19,
20, 22
Pengaturan data dgn urutan pertambahan (ascending order)
menjadi:
19, 20, 21, 22, 25
Sehingga nilai tengah (median) yg diperoleh adalah 21
Contoh 2:
Suatu sampel tinggi badan dari 6 pemain bola basket dalam
centimeter sebagai berikut: 130, 120, 115, 124, 128, 110
Pengaturan data dgn urutan pertambahan (ascending order)
menjadi:
110, 115, 120, 124, 128, 130
Sehingga nilai tengah (median) yg diperoleh adalah 122
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Modus: Definisi
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Modus: Contoh
Salary
State
$35,000 Illinois
Salary
$58,000
State
Ohio
Salary
$50,000
California
49,100 Louisiana
60,000
Tennessee
60,000
Colorado
60,000 Maryland
60,000
Texas
71,400
Florida
60,000 Massachusetts
40,000
West Virginia
60,000
Idaho
65,000
Wyoming
55,000
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x
Mean = 20
Median = 20
Mode = 20
Years
Zero Skewness
mode = median = mean
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Frequency
Weekly
Mode Median Mean Income
$300 $500
$700
Positive Skewness
mode < median < mean
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Frequency
Frequency
Symmetric
(zero skewness)
Tensile
Mean Median Mode Strength
2,600 2,800
3000
Negative Skewness
mode > median > mean
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Example:
Suppose you receive a 5 percent
increase in salary this year & a 15
percent increase next year.
The average annual percent
increase is 9.886, not 10.0.
Why is this so ?
We begin by calculating the
geometric mean.
=
(. )(. ) = .
( )( ) ( )
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Dispersion: About
a. A measure of location,
such as the mean or the median, only describes the center of the data.
It is valuable from that standpoint, but it does not tell us anything about
the spread of the data.
b. For example,
if your nature guide told you that the river ahead averaged 3 feet in
depth,
would you want to wade across on foot without additional information ?
Probably not. You would want to know something about the variation in
the depth.
c. A second reason,
for studying the dispersion in a set of data is
to compare the spread in 2 or more distributions.
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Part3: Dispersi
Dispersion: Formula
Measures of Dispersion
a. Range
Range = Largest value Smallest value
b. Mean Deviation
=
c.
)
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Range: Example
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b.
Where:
X
n
||
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(X - )
Absolute Deviation
20
30
40
10
50
(50 50) = 0
60
20 + 40 + 50 + 60(60
+ 80
50)
= 10
=
=
= 50
80
5
(80 50) = 30
0
10
30
Total
80
80
=
= 16
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POPULATION VARIANCE
)
=
Where:
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The number of traffic citations issued last year in Beaufort County, South
Carolina, is reported below:
Month
Jan
Feb
March
April
May
June
July
August
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Citations
19
17
22
18
28
34
45
39
38
44
34
10
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X-
( )
January
19
-10
100
February
17
-12
144
March
22
-7
49
April
18
-11
121
May
28
-1
June
34
25
July
45
16
256
August
39
10
100
September
38
81
October
44
15
225
November
34
25
December
10
-19
361
348
1,488
Month
Total
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19 + 17 + + 34 + 10
=
12
348
=
=
12
)
=
1,488
=
=
12
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SAMPLE VARIANCE
)
=
Where:
Example:
The hourly wages for a sample
of part-time employees at Home
Depot are:
$12, $20, $16, $18, & $19.
What is the sample variance ?
Hourly Wage (X)
X -
( )
$12
-$5
25
20
16
-1
18
19
$85
40
)
40
=
=
51
= 10 in dollars squared
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S=
()
Where:
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Chebyshevs Theorem
For any set of observations (sample or population),
the proportion of the values that lie within k
standard deviations of the mean is
at least 1-1/k2, where k is any constant
greater than 1.
Pafnuty L. Chebyshev
Professor Mathematics
in Moscow
1
1
=1
=1
= 0.92
2
(3.5)
12.25
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Empirical Rule
For a symmetrical,
bell-shaped frequency
distribution, approximately,
68% of the observations will lie
within plus & minus one standard
deviation of the mean;
about 95% of the observations
will lie within plus & minus 2
standard deviations of the mean
&
practically all (99.7%) will lie
within plus & minus 3 standard
deviations of the mean
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A Symmetrical,
Bell-Shaped Curve Showing
the Relationships between
the
a. Standard Deviation &
b. Observations
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Where:
M
f
fM
fM
n
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Example:
From a car dealer selling price information data of their products,
we constructed a frequency distribution for the vehicle selling prices.
Determine the arithmetic mean vehicle selling price.
Selling Prices
($ thousands)
Frequency
15 up to 18
18 up to 21
23
21 up to 24
17
24 up to 27
18
27 up to 30
30 up to 33
33 up to 36
Total
80
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Selling Prices
($ thousands)
Frequency (f)
Midpoint (M)
fM
15 up to 18
$16.5
$132.0
18 up to 21
23
19.5
448.5
21 up to 24
17
22.5
382.5
24 up to 27
18
25.5
459.0
27 up to 30
28.5
228.0
30 up to 33
31.5
126.0
33 up to 36
34.5
69.0
Total
80
$1,845.0
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$1,845
= $23,1 (thousands)
80
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Where:
M
f
n
S=
()
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Refer to the frequency distribution for the Whitner Autoplex data used earlier.
Compute the standard deviation of the vehicle selling prices
Selling Prices
($ thousands)
Frequency
(f)
Midpoint
(M)
(M - )
(M - )2
f(M - )2
15 up to 18
$16.5
-6.6
43.56
348.48
18 up to 21
23
19.5
-3.6
12.96
298.08
21 up to 24
17
22.5
-0.6
0.36
6.12
24 up to 27
18
25.5
2.4
5.76
103.68
27 up to 30
28.5
5.4
29.16
233.28
30 up to 33
31.5
8.5
70.56
282.24
33 up to 36
34.5
11.4
129.96
259.92
Total
80
S=
()
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1,531.80
1,531.8
801
=4.403
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