FORMULA

variation correlation
linear
Final answer : 1 Decimal Place compared to given
I 2 ≥
Population variance ✗ individual
=
value ✗ Y Xy ✗ y
SIX
µ )2 µ population Mean
5 I { { {
-
=

=
N Population size 8×2 892
{ ✗y
=

µ Sx Ey n= num .
OF data pairs
Population standard deviation
≥
2
nE✗y -

(a) ( Ey )
µ)
r =

SIX
Population
-

0 =
=

n (8×2)-18×12 .

n(Ey2 ) -

(
Ey )
'

N
?
Final places
*
answer :3 decimal
✗ ✗ µ ( ✗ µ)
-

to Find the equation :

}
when ✗ =D
slope y

j = inxtb
EH µ} -

m=n( Exy )
-

( Ex ) ( Ey )
☐ =
( Ey ) (8×2) -

(8×112×4)
(8×2)
≥
n
( Ex) n (8×2) ( 8×12
sample variance
-
-

✗ -
individual value
b
X )2
or =
Mx
{ ( X I y -

g2 sample mean
-

-
=

n l n =
sample size I 2 ≥
y
-

×
xy ✗ y

sample standard deviation S S { { {

E. ( X 12 E. ✗ y 8×2 Coy ≥
✗ Sx Ey
-

S = S2 =
sample
n I Formula to Find M and b
-

2 use the
Final places
*
2 answer :3 decimal
✗ ×
-

I ( ✗ -
E)

s
EH -

x-P
and
'

Variance standard Deviation

Of
Grouped Data

class
Frequency (F) Midpoint / ✗ ) m
F. ✗m F. ✗ 2m
can be given

{ §
if not :
upper + lower
limit

{ F. Xm EF.cn
variance :

n( IF ✗ m2 ) •
-

( { F. ✗ in )2
S2 =

nln -

1)
standard Deviation :

n( IF ✗ in ) •
-

( { F. ✗ my
s = s2 =

nln -

1)

Coefficient of variation 1 Final answer :

%)

Samples : Population :
&
°
CV = •

100 Cv = •

100
µ

Position
order
* Always arrange in Ascending
Percentile
( nun .
OF values below × ) +0.5
Percentile = •
100
total nun OF .
values

Quartile
order
1
Ascending
2 Qz =
median of all data values
3 Median OF data values BELOW Qz
Q ,
=

4 Q, =
Median of data values ABOVE Qz

lnterquartile Range to find outliers :

Minimum Maximum
IQR =
Qz -
Q,
Qi 1.5 IQR Qst 1.5 IQR
•
◦
-

outlier
.
-
ayoutlier
Minimum Maximum
Q , median Qz
I /
IQR