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Standard IX
Mathematics
Properties of Measures of Central Tendency
Find the mean...
Question
Find the mean of the date using an empirical formula when it is given that mode is
50.5
and median in
45.5
.
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Solution
Empirical formula
→
Mode
=
3
Median
−
2
Mean
Given: Mode
=
50.5
:
Median
=
45.5
To find: Mean
Put values of Mean, Mode and Median in the formula
50.5
=
3
(
45.5
)
−
2
Mean
50.5
−
136.5
=
−
2
Mean
−
2
Mean
=
−
86
Mean
=
43
.
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