Unit 3: Numerical Descriptive Measures; Measures Of Central Tendency For Grouped Data Flashcards

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It is the tabular arrangement of the given data by using categories or classes and their corresponding frequencies.

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Frequency distribution table

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It determines the number of observation falling to each class interval.

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Frequency

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It determines the proportion of observation in the particular class interval relative to the total observation in the set.

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Relative frequency

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This is calculated by adding the number of observation in each class interval to the number of observation in the class interval above, starting to the second class interval onward

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Cumulative frequency

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This calculated by adding the relative frequency in each class interval to the relative frequency in the class interval above, starting also from the second class interval onwards.

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Cumulative relative frequency

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It can be computed by adding the lower bound of the interval plus the upper bound of it then divide by 2.

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Mid point

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