Mastering Statistics

Anshikha Gupta
Neha Mishra
Jyoti Shetty
Stenju Varghese
Sachu Santhosh
Contents
• Mean

• Median

• Range

• Mode

• Standard Deviation

• Co-efficient of variation
 Mean
Mean is the average of a set of
numbers.
To find it, add up all the numbers
and then divide by the total count
of numbers.
It's a central measure that gives
you a sense of the typical value in
a dataset.
For example, the mean of 2,
4,6
and 8 is (2+4+6+8)/4 = 5.
 Example
Example: To find the mean score of
a student in 5 tests.
Scores (85, 90, 92, 88, and 95).Add
them up (450) and divide by the
number of tests(5).
So, the mean score is 90.This Shows
that the student scores on an
average 90 in each test conducted.
 Median
Median is the middle value of a
dataset. If the dataset has an
odd number of values, the
median is simply the middle
one.
 Example
For example, in the dataset 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, the median is 3. If the dataset
has an even number of values, the
median is the average of the two
middle values.
 Range
"Range" refers to the di ff erence
between the maximum and
minimum values in a dataset.
It provides a simple measure of
the spread or variability of the
data.
 Example
Match 1: 20 runs
Match 2: 35 runs
Match 3: 10 runs
Match 4: 45 runs
Match 5: 30 runs
Range Calculation: Highest Score: 45 runs
Lowest Score: 10 runs
Range = 45 runs - 10 runs = 35 runs

Conclusion: Range indicates performance

variability.
Batsman's scores ranged from 10 to 45
runs.
Performance fluctuated by up to 35 runs.
 Mode
The mode is the value
appears most that
frequentlyin a
dataset.
It's a measure of central
tendency, like the mean and
median.
 Example

For example, in the dataset {2, 3, 3,

4, 6, 6, 6, 9}, the mode is 6 because
it appears more frequently than any
other value. It's useful for identifying
the most common outcome or value
in a set of data.
Standard
Deviations
Example
coefficient of
variation
Example
Conclusion
Thank You!