Statistics Examples

Find the Mean of the Frequency Table
ClassFrequency19.55-21.82321.83-24.1524.11-26.38926.39-28.66628.67-30.942
Step 1
Find the midpoint M for each class.
ClassFrequency(f)Midpoint(M)19.55-21.82320.68521.83-24.1522.96524.11-26.38925.24526.39-28.66627.52528.67-30.94229.805
Step 2
Multiply the frequency of each class by the class midpoint.
ClassFrequency(f)Midpoint(M)fM19.55-21.82320.685320.68521.83-24.1522.965522.96524.11-26.38925.245925.24526.39-28.66627.525627.52528.67-30.94229.805229.805
Step 3
Simplify the fM column.
ClassFrequency(f)Midpoint(M)fM19.55-21.82320.68562.054921.83-24.1522.965114.82524.11-26.38925.245227.20526.39-28.66627.525165.14928.67-30.94229.80559.61
Step 4
Add the values in the fM column.
62.0549+114.825+227.205+165.149+59.61=628.845
Step 5
Add the values in the frequency column.
n=3+5+9+6+2=25
Step 6
The mean (mu) is the sum of fM divided by n, which is the sum of frequencies.
μ=fMf
Step 7
The mean is the sum of the product of the midpoints and frequencies divided by the total of frequencies.
μ=628.84525
Step 8
Simplify the right side of μ=628.84525.
25.1538
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