MAT-2001

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Experiment No.1:
Q.) Collect at least 60 students and analyse
the data using descriptive Statistics and
interpret the results.

Consider the data (discrete) which I took marks

obtained in a class strength of 60 students in a class
test out of 10 marks.
Now, consider this table:
Serial Number Marks obtained out of 10

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10
11 9.5

12 8.5

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 13 7.5

14 6.5

15 5.5

16 4.5

17 3.5

18 2.5

19 1.5

20 0.5

21 9

22 9

23 9

24 9

25 9

26 9

27 9

28 7.5

29 4.5

30 5

31 6

32 2

33 3

34 8

35 8.5

36 8

37 7

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 38 4.5

39 10

40 3.5

41 9

42 8.5

43 6

44 7

45 6.5

46 5.5

47 3

48 9

49 10

50 10

51 1

52 2

53 3

54 4

55 5

56 6

57 7

58 8

59 9

60 9.5

Aim: From the table shown above calculate the

following data:
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 1) Mean
2) Median
3) Mode
4) Variance
5) Standard deviation and
6) Upper and Lower quartiles.

Solution(s):
1) Calculation of Mean: Mean is nothing but the
average value of all quantities. (arithmetic mean)

The mean value for the above question in R

programming can be given as:

2)Calculation of median: Median is nothing but

the middle point of the given data.

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 The median value in
the above question in
R programming can
be given as:

3)Calculation of Mode: It’s nothing but how long the

one value is coming or how frequently one value is
coming the number with the highest frequency will
be the mode of the given data.
The mode value in the above question using R
programming can be given as:

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 4)Calculation of Variance: The variance measures
how far a set of numbers are spread out from their
average value.

The variance value in the above question using R

Programming can be given as:

5)Calculation of Standard Deviation: The standard

deviation is a measure of the amount of Variation of a
set of values.

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The standard deviation value in the above question
using R programming can be given as:

6) Calculation of Quartiles (Upper and Lower): The

lower quartile value is the median of lower half
of the data while the upper quartile value is the
median of upper half of the data.

The quartile values in the above question can be

calculated in R programming:

Result:

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 1) Mean = 6.241667
2) Median= 6.75
3) Mode= 9
4) Variance= 7.716031
5) Standard Deviation= 2.777774
6) Quartile Values= 4(lower quartile value)
9(upper quartile value)
***Inner quartile range = Upper quartilevalue- Lower quartile Value= 9-4=5

Screenshot And Procedure:

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