Finding Median of Grouped Data When Class Intervals Are Not Given
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Question
Calculate the median for the following data given below:
X
5−9
9−13
13−17
17−21
F
3
8
9
4
A
11.44
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B
12.44
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C
13.44
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D
15.44
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Solution
The correct option is A13.44
X
Frequencies (f)
Cumulative frequency (cf)
5−9
3
3
9−13
8
3+8=11
13−17
9
11+9=20
17−21
4
20+4=24
n=Σf=24 n2=242=12
Median =l+(n2−cff)×h n=Σf= Total number of frequency =12 n2=242=12 So, the median class is 13−17 L= Lower limit of the median class =13 cf= Cumulative frequency of the class preceding the median class =11 f= Frequency of the median class =9 h= class width=4 Therefore, Median =l+(n2−cff)×h =13+⎛⎝242−119⎞⎠×4 =13+(12−119)×4 =13+0.44 =13.44 Hence, the median is 13.44.