II.

ANALYSIS

Give at least three characteristics that may be observed from each of the three measures of
central tendency.
A. Mean

1. 1)  Mean is the average value

2. 2)  The sum of deviation from mean is always equal.
3. 3)  It may be calculated even when individual values are unknown, provided the sum

of the values and sample size are unknown.

B. Median

1. 1)  It is the most middle value of an arranged data.

2. 2)  It’s also equal to quarter 2.
3. 3)  Less affected by the outliers.

C. Mode

1. 1)  It is the most frequent value in distribution.

2. 2)  It has different kinds of model distribution such as unimodal, bimodal and

multimodal.

3. 3)  It requires the value to be in an arranged in group in order to compute it.

Draw and properly label the measures of central tendency of the following:

MEAN MEDIAN MODE

SYMMETRICAL DISTRIBUTION
MEDIAN MODE MODE MEAN
MEDIAN MEAN
POSITIVELY SKEWED DISTRIBUTION

NEGATIVELY SKEWED DISTRIBUTION

Name: Rosel, Nike Christian Saguisa, Kimberly

Navarro, Joyce Ann

BUSINESS STATISTICS QUIZ No. 4 (Measures of Location)

Date:Sept. 29, 2021

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I. PROBLEM SOLVING. Do not round - off until the final answer. Round – off your final
answers as to what the problem calls for. Failure to follow this instruction renders the whole
answer as incorrect. Put the final answers in the space provided.

The efficiency ratings of 155 products produced by Gonzales Distribution Systems were taken
and shown as follows:

Efficiency Range 73-75 76-78 79-81 82-84 85-87 88-90 91-93 94-96 97-99

No. of Cumulative Products Frequency

22

68 12 20 16 36 18 54 39 93 36 129 21 150

5 155
Required: Determine the value of the following: 1) Lower boundary of the 3rd quartile class.

3n = 3x155= 116.25 44
The lower boundary is 90.5
2) Upper limit of the 1st quartile class. N = 155= 38.75
44

The upper limit of the 1st quartile class is 87

3) Class mark of the 69th percentile class.

69n = 69x155= 106.95

100 100
The class mark of the 69th percentile class is 92.

4) Frequency of the 6th decile class.

6n = 6x155= 93

10 10

The frequency of the 6th decile class is 39.

5) Cumulative frequency before the 5th decile class.

5n = 5x155= 77.5

10 10

The cumulative frequency before the 5th decile class is 54.

6. 6)  P36
P36=L + (36n-cfb)i
 f
P36= 87.5 + (55.8-54) x3

39

7. 7)  D5
D5= L + (5n=cfb)i

F
D5= 87.5 + (77.5-54) x 3

39
D5= 87.5 + 1.807692307639

D5= 89.31

8. 8)  Q1
155= 38.75

Q1=38.75

P36= 87.64
9) D5
D5= L+ (5n=cfb)i

f
D5= 87.5 + (77.5-54) x 3

39
D5= 87.5 + 1.80769230769

D5= 89.31

10)P63
P63 L + (63n-cfb)i

f
P63= 90.5 + (97.65-93) x 3

36 P63= 90.5 + 0.3875

P63= 90.89

11)D7
D7= L+ (7n=cfb)i

F
D7= 78.5 + (108.5-93) x 3

36
D7= 90.5 + 1.291666667
D7= 91.79

12)P79
P79= L + (79n-cfb)i

F
P79= 90.5 + (122.45-93) x 3

36 P79=90.5+2.45416666666

P79= 92.95

13)Q3
Q3= L+ (3n=cfb)i

F
Q3 = 90.5 + (116.5-93) x 3

36
Q3 = 90.5 + 1.958333333

Q3 = 92.46

14)Q2