1.

Classification, Tabulation & Graphical Representation

1. Data of egg consumption in 60 families are recorded in the following table. Construct a
discrete frequency distribution for the data. Also draw a frequency bar graph for the
constructed discrete frequency distribution.
Famil Consumptio Famil Consumptio Famil Consumptio Famil Consumptio
y No. n of Eggs y No. n of Eggs y No. n of Eggs y No. n of Eggs
1 7 16 3 31 2 46 4
2 5 17 9 32 8 47 6
3 1 18 8 33 3 48 7
4 9 19 6 34 8 49 4
5 6 20 4 35 5 50 4
6 6 21 8 36 6 51 7
7 5 22 7 37 8 52 5
8 6 23 9 38 3 53 4
9 9 24 5 39 9 54 8
10 6 25 7 40 6 55 8
11 7 26 3 41 7 56 6
12 6 27 7 42 5 57 3
13 1 28 9 43 6 58 6
14 6 29 6 44 2 59 3
15 6 30 6 45 5 60 5

Consumption of Eggs number of families LCF

1 2 2
2 2 4
3 6 10
4 5 15
5 8 23
6 16 39
7 8 47
8 7 54
9 6 60
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Consumption of eggs

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10
8
6
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
No. of Families

Consumption of Eggs number of families

2. A survey was conducted on the preference of cooking oil in a family. Data were collected for
50 families. Their preferences are recorded in the following table. Classify the data. Draw a
suitable graph for constructed frequency distribution.
Sr. Cookin Sr. Cooking Sr. Cooking Sr. Cooking Sr. Cooking
No. g Oil No. Oil No. Oil No. Oil No. Oil
1 Olive 11 Others 21 Mustard 31 Soybean 41 Ghee
Cottonsee
2 Ghee 12 Ghee 22 Mustard 32 42 Olive
d
Mustar Cottonsee
3 13 23 Mustard 33 Others 43 Others
d d
Soybea Sunflowe
4 14 Mustard 24 Mustard 34 Mustard 44
n r
Soybea Cottonsee Cottonsee
5 15 Others 25 35 Ghee 45
n d d
Soybea Cottonsee Sunflowe
6 16 Ghee 26 Mustard 36 46
n d r
Mustar Sunflowe Sunflowe
7 17 27 Soybean 37 Mustard 47
d r r
Soybea
8 18 Olive 28 Olive 38 Olive 48 Mustard
n
Mustar Sunflowe Cottonsee Cottonsee
9 19 29 39 Mustard 49
d r d d
Cottonsee
10 Ghee 20 Soybean 30 Olive 40 Olive 50
d
 Frequenc
Oil type y
Olive 7
Ghee 6
Mustard 13
Soyabean 7
Sunflower 5
Others 4
Cottonsee
d 8
Total 50

cooking oil survey

16% 14%

Olive
Ghee
Mustard
8% 12%
Soyabean
Sunflower
Others
10% Cottonseed

26%
14%

3. A sample of 50 bulbs was selected to check the life span of the bulbs. The data on the life
span of bulbs are recorded. Construct a continuous frequency distribution and represent it by
suitable graph. Also, prepare relative, percentage and cumulative frequency distribution.
Sr. Life of Sr. Life of Sr. Life of Sr. Life of Sr. Life of
No. Bulb No. Bulb No. Bulb No. Bulb No. Bulb
1 1087 11 957 21 886 31 721 41 790

2 1289 12 745 22 1066 32 866 42 1087

3 876 13 926 23 938 33 762 43 986

 4 725 14 781 24 727 34 857 44 824

5 900 15 1120 25 991 35 848 45 1005

6 1080 16 1208 26 501 36 650 46 870

7 952 17 1138 27 697 37 514 47 964

8 741 18 1298 28 731 38 854 48 1172

9 1000 19 862 29 912 39 1070 49 876

10 900 20 711 30 687 40 846 50 637

Life of bulb Max/Bin Number of Bulbs Relative frequency Percentage LCF MCF
500-650 649 3 0.06 6 3 50
650-800 799 13 0.26 26 16 47
800-950 949 16 0.32 32 32 34
950-1100 1099 12 0.24 24 44 18
1100-1250 1249 4 0.08 8 48 6
1250-1400 1399 2 0.04 4 50 2
    50 1 100    

Life Span Of Bulbs

16
14
number of bulbs

12
10
8
6
4
2
0
500-650 650-800 800-950 950-1100 1100- 1250-
1250 1400
life of bulbs
 Percentag
life of bulb Max/bin Number of Bulbs Relative frequency e LCF MCF
500-600 599 2 0.04 4 2 50
600-700 699 4 0.08 8 6 48
700-800 799 10 0.2 20 16 44
800-900 899 11 0.22 22 27 34
900-1000 999 10 0.2 20 37 23
1000-1100 1099 7 0.14 14 44 13
1100-1200 1199 3 0.06 6 47 6
1200-1300 1299 3 0.06 6 50 3
50 1 100    

Life span of bulbs

12
number of bulbs

10

0
500-600 600-700 700-800 800-900 900- 1000- 1100- 1200-
1000 1100 1200 1300

life of bulbs