Exercises on Measures of Central Tendency 1. Find the AM from the following data: Marks No. of Students 52 7 58 5 60 4 65 6 68 3 70 3 75 2 (61.

6) Age (in years) No. of cases Marks No. of Students 10-19 1 20-29 0 30-39 1 40-49 10 50-59 17 60-69 38 70-79 9 80-89 3 (60.7) More than 0 60 More than 10 56 More than 20 40 More than 30 20 More than 40 10 More than 50 3 (26.5) 2. The following table gives the number of students in different classes in a school and their tuition fee. Find the average tuition fee per student. (weighted average 1.156) Class No. of Students Tuition fee (Rs.) V 65 0.50 VI 80 0.75 VII 95 1.00 VIII 90 1.50 IX 70 2.00

3. A firm of readymade garments make both mens and womens shirts. Its average profit is 6% of sales. Its profits in mens shirts average 8% of sales and womens shirts comprise 60% of output. What is the average profit in womens shirts? (4.67) 4. The following table represents the marks obtained by a batch of 12 students in certain class tests in statistics and Physics. Indicate in which subject is the level of achievement higher? S.No. Marks (Statisti cs) 1 53 2 54 3 32 4 30 5 60 6 46 7 28 8 25 9 48 10 72 11 33 12 65

Marks (Physics )

55

41

48

49

27

25

23

20

28

60

43

67

(Statistics M = 47 marks) 5. Calculate Median from the following data: Class Interval Frequen cy 4-7 4 8-11 11 12-15 25 16-19 47 20-23 56 24-27 29 28-31 20 32-35 8 (20.43) 6. Find Q1, Q3, Q2, P43, and P82 for the following data: 21 17 18 11 27 22 19 14 24

(15.5, 23, 19, 18.3, 24.6)