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Example 4

The document outlines a study on students' heights using grouped data, specifying the height ranges and corresponding frequencies. It requests calculations for various statistical measures including midpoints, relative frequencies, cumulative frequencies, density, average, variance, standard deviation, mode, median, quartiles, deciles, percentiles, coefficient of variation, and range, as well as visual representations through bar and pie charts.

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Example 4

The document outlines a study on students' heights using grouped data, specifying the height ranges and corresponding frequencies. It requests calculations for various statistical measures including midpoints, relative frequencies, cumulative frequencies, density, average, variance, standard deviation, mode, median, quartiles, deciles, percentiles, coefficient of variation, and range, as well as visual representations through bar and pie charts.

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We will study the students’ height in cm, with the following group data

[Li-1-Li) ni
145-156 3
156-165 6
165-178 9
178-188 7
188-200 5

Calculate:

a) Midpoint and lenght


b) Relative frequency
c) Absolute cumulative frequency and relative cumulative frequency
d) Density
e) Average
f) Variance and standar desviation
g) Mode and median
h) 3º quartil, 4º decil and 20º percentil
i) C.V. and range
j) Draw the bar chart and pie chart

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