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Statistical Analysis of Student Data

The document presents a series of statistical questions related to different datasets, including study hours, daily sales, electricity consumption, monthly income, and exam scores. Each question requires calculating specific statistical measures such as quartiles, deciles, and percentiles to analyze the distribution and patterns within the data. The goal is to interpret the findings to understand variations in study habits, sales performance, energy usage, income distribution, and exam scores among different groups.

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Statistical Analysis of Student Data

The document presents a series of statistical questions related to different datasets, including study hours, daily sales, electricity consumption, monthly income, and exam scores. Each question requires calculating specific statistical measures such as quartiles, deciles, and percentiles to analyze the distribution and patterns within the data. The goal is to interpret the findings to understand variations in study habits, sales performance, energy usage, income distribution, and exam scores among different groups.

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Question 1.

A teacher recorded the weekly study hours of a group of students and


organized the data as follows:

Study Hours Frequency

0–5 3

5–10 5

10–15 8

15–20 6

20–25 3

Find the Q1, Q2, and Q3 to understand how students differ in their study habits.

Question 2. A supermarket recorded the daily sales (in thousands of rupees) for 50
days. The distribution is given below:

Sales (000 Rs) Frequency

10–20 4

20–30 6

30–40 12

40–50 15

50–60 8

60–70 5

Calculate D3, D5, and D8, and interpret what proportion of days have sales below each
level.

Question 3. The following table shows the monthly electricity consumption (in units)
of 40 households:

Units Consumed Frequency

0–100 6

100–200 10

200–300 12

300–400 8

400–500 4

Find P25, P50, and P75 to identify the energy usage pattern among the households.
Question 4. A survey collected the monthly income (in thousand Rs) of employees in
a company:

Monthly Income (000 Rs) Frequency

20–30 5

30–40 9

40–50 12

50–60 8

60–70 6

Determine Q1 and Q3, and discuss how employees’ incomes are distributed.

Question 5. An instructor grouped the exam scores of 60 students as follows:

Marks Frequency

0–10 4

10–20 6

20–30 10

30–40 15

40–50 14

50–60 11

Find D2, D5, and D9 to understand how students performed across different score
levels.

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