Formula: 2 Marks
Table: 2 Marks
Graph: 2 Marks
We prepare the cumulative frequency table as given below:
Class intervalFrequencyCumulativefrequency5−103310−154715−2061320−2592225−3072930−35130 The points to be plotted are (5, 0), (10, 3), (15, 7), (20, 13), (25, 22), (30, 29) and (35, 30). Plotting these points on a graph paper and joining by a freehand curve, we get the cumulative frequency curve (a 'less than ogive') as given below:
i) To find the lower quartile
Q1, we locate
n4, i.e., 7.5 on y-axis and proceed horizontally to meet the ogive. From this point, draw a perpendicular to meet the x-axis.
∴ From figure
Q1=15.5 ii) To find the upper quartile
Q3, we proceed similarly as in (i) taking
3n4=(3×304)=22.5 to obtain
Q3=25.5, as shown in the graph.
iii) Semi-interquartile range
=Q3−Q12 25.5−15.52=5