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Maam Deniega Stat
2. Skewness =∑(x-ˉx)3n⋅S3
3. Kurtosis =∑(x-ˉx)4n⋅S4
Examples
1. Calculate Population Skewness, Population Kurtosis from the following grouped data
Class Frequency
2-4 3
4-6 4
6-8 2
8 - 10 1
Solution:
Mean ˉx=∑fx∑f
=5210
=5.2
20 20=4×
-0.2 |5-5.2|=-
5 0.16 0.16=4×-0.2×-0.2 -0.032 -0.032=0.16×-0.2
4-6 5 5=4+62 4 0.2
(4)=(2)×(3 (6)=(2)×(5) (7)=(2)×(6)
|x-5.2|
)
14 14=2×
9 9=1×9
9 9=8+10 3.8 |9-5.2|=3.8 14.44 14.44=1×3.8×3.8 54.872 54.872=14.44×3.8
8-
1 (4)=(2)×(3
10
2 |x-5.2| (6)=(2)×(5) (7)=(2)×(6)
)
= √ 35.610
=√3.56
=1.8868
Skewness =∑(x-ˉx)3n⋅S3
=34.5610⋅(1.8868)3
=34.5610⋅6.717
=0.5145
Kurtosis =∑(x-ˉx)4n⋅S4
=299.79210⋅(1.8868)4
=299.79210⋅12.6736
=2.3655
2. Calculate Population Skewness, Population Kurtosis from the following grouped data
X Frequency
0 1
1 5
2 10
3 6
4 3
Solution:
Mean ˉx=∑fxn
=5525
=2.2
= √ 2625
=√1.04
=1.0198
Skewness =∑(x-ˉx)3n⋅S3
=1.225⋅(1.0198)3
=1.225⋅1.0606
=0.0453
Kurtosis =∑(x-ˉx)4n⋅S4
=67.7625⋅(1.0198)4
=67.7625⋅1.0816
=2.5059
Formula
1. Mean ˉx=∑fxn
2. Sample Variance S2=∑f⋅x2-(∑f⋅x)2nn-1
Examples
( )
1. Calculate Sample Variance S2 , Sample Standard deviation (S), Sample Coefficient of Variation from the
following grouped data
Class Frequency
2-4 3
4-6 4
6-8 2
8 - 10 1
Solution:
Class Frequency (f) Mid value (x) f⋅x f⋅x2=(f⋅x)×(x)
(1) (2) (3) (4)=(2)×(3) (5)=(4)×(3)
9 9=3×3 27 27=9×3
2-4 3 3 3=2+42
(4)=(2)×(3) (5)=(4)×(3)
14 14=2×7 98 98=14×7
6-8 2 7 7=6+82
(4)=(2)×(3) (5)=(4)×(3)
9 9=1×9 81 81=9×9
8-10 1 9 9=8+102
(4)=(2)×(3) (5)=(4)×(3)
Mean ˉx=∑fxn
=5210
=5.2
=306-(52)2109
=306-270.49
=35.69
=3.9556
= √ 306-(52)2109
= √ 306-270.49
= √ 35.69
=√3.9556
=1.9889
=1.98895.2⋅100%
=38.25%
( )
2. Calculate Sample Variance S2 , Sample Standard deviation (S), Sample Coefficient of Variation from the
following grouped data
X Frequency
0 1
1 5
2 10
3 6
4 3
Solution:
x Frequency (f) f⋅x f⋅x2=(f⋅x)×(x)
(1) (2) (3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
0 0=1×0 0 0=0×0
0 1
(3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
5 5=5×1 5 5=5×1
1 5
(3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
20 20=10×2 40 40=20×2
2 10
(3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
18 18=6×3 54 54=18×3
3 6
(3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
12 12=3×4 48 48=12×4
4 3
(3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
Mean ˉx=∑fxn
=5525
=2.2
=147-(55)22524
=147-12124
=2624
=1.0833
= √ 147-(55)22524
= √ 147-12124
= √ 2624
=√1.0833
=1.0408
=1.04082.2⋅100%
=47.31%
Formula
1. Mean ˉx=∑fxn
2. Population Variance σ2=∑f⋅x2-(∑f⋅x)2nn
Examples
( )
1. Calculate Population Variance σ2 , Population Standard deviation (σ), Population Coefficient of
Variation from the following grouped data
Class Frequency
2-4 3
4-6 4
6-8 2
8 - 10 1
Solution:
Class Frequency (f) Mid value (x) f⋅x f⋅x2=(f⋅x)×(x)
(1) (2) (3) (4)=(2)×(3) (5)=(4)×(3)
9 9=3×3 27 27=9×3
2-4 3 3 3=2+42
(4)=(2)×(3) (5)=(4)×(3)
14 14=2×7 98 98=14×7
6-8 2 7 7=6+82
(4)=(2)×(3) (5)=(4)×(3)
9 9=1×9 81 81=9×9
8-10 1 9 9=8+102
(4)=(2)×(3) (5)=(4)×(3)
Mean ˉx=∑fxn
=5210
=5.2
=306-(52)21010
=306-270.410
=35.610
=3.56
= √ 306-(52)21010
= √ 306-270.410
= √ 35.610
=√3.56
=1.8868
=1.88685.2⋅100%
=36.28%
( )
2. Calculate Population Variance σ2 , Population Standard deviation (σ), Population Coefficient of
Variation from the following grouped data
X Frequency
0 1
1 5
2 10
3 6
4 3
Solution:
x Frequency (f) f⋅x f⋅x2=(f⋅x)×(x)
(1) (2) (3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
0 0=1×0 0 0=0×0
0 1
(3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
5 5=5×1 5 5=5×1
1 5
(3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
20 20=10×2 40 40=20×2
2 10
(3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
18 18=6×3 54 54=18×3
3 6
(3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
12 12=3×4 48 48=12×4
4 3
(3)=(2)×(1) (4)=(3)×(1)
Mean ˉx=∑fxn
=5525
=2.2
=147-(55)22525
=147-12125
=2625
=1.04
= √ 147-(55)22525
= √ 147-12125
= √ 2625
=√1.04
=1.0198
=1.01982.2⋅100%
=46.35%
Formula
1. Mean ˉx=∑fxn
2. Median M=L+n2-cff⋅c
3. Mode Z=L+ ( )
f1-f02⋅f1-f0-f2 ⋅c
Examples
1. Calculate Mean, Median, Mode from the following grouped data
Class Frequency
2-4 3
4-6 4
6-8 2
8 - 10 1
Solution:
Class Frequency (f) Mid value (x) f⋅x cf
(1) (2) (3) (4)=(2)×(3) (6)
9 9=3×3 3 3=0+3
2-4 3 3 3=2+42
(4)=(2)×(3) (6)=Previous (6)+(2)
20 20=4×5 7 7=3+4
4-6 4 5 5=4+62
(4)=(2)×(3) (6)=Previous (6)+(2)
14 14=2×7 9 9=7+2
6-8 2 7 7=6+82
(4)=(2)×(3) (6)=Previous (6)+(2)
9 9=1×9 10 10=9+1
8-10 1 9 9=8+102
(4)=(2)×(3) (6)=Previous (6)+(2)
-- n=10 -- ∑f⋅x=52 --
Mean ˉx=∑fxn
=5210
=5.2
= value of ()
n2 th observation
= value of ( )
102 th observation
Now,
∴L=lower boundary point of median class =4
Median M=L+n2-cff⋅c
=4+5-34⋅2
=4+24⋅2
=4+1
=5
Z=L+ ( f1-f02⋅f1-f0-f2 ) ⋅c
=4+ ( 4-32⋅4-3-2 ) ⋅2
=4+ () 13 ⋅2
=4+0.6667
=4.6667
Solution:
x Frequency (f) f⋅x cf
(1) (2) (3)=(2)×(1) (5)
0 0=1×0 1 1=0+1
0 1
(3)=(2)×(1) (5)=Previous (5)+(2)
5 5=5×1 6 6=1+5
1 5
(3)=(2)×(1) (5)=Previous (5)+(2)
20 20=10×2 16 16=6+10
2 10
(3)=(2)×(1) (5)=Previous (5)+(2)
18 18=6×3 22 22=16+6
3 6
(3)=(2)×(1) (5)=Previous (5)+(2)
12 12=3×4 25 25=22+3
4 3
(3)=(2)×(1) (5)=Previous (5)+(2)
n=25 ∑f⋅x=55 --
Mean ˉx=∑fxn
=5525
=2.2
Median :
M = value of ()
n2 th observation
From the column of cumulative frequency cf, we find that the 12th observation is 2.
Mode :
the frequency of observation 2 is maximum (10)
∴Z=2
Formula
2. Skewness =∑(x-ˉx)3(n-1)⋅S3
3. Kurtosis =∑(x-ˉx)4(n-1)⋅S4
Examples
1. Calculate Sample Skewness, Sample Kurtosis from the following grouped data
Class Frequency
2-4 3
4-6 4
6-8 2
8 - 10 1
Solution:
Mean ˉx=∑fx∑f
=5210
=5.2
20 20=4×
-0.2 |5-5.2|=-
5 0.16 0.16=4×-0.2×-0.2 -0.032 -0.032=0.16×-0.2
4-6 5 5=4+62 4 0.2
(4)=(2)×(3 (6)=(2)×(5) (7)=(2)×(6)
|x-5.2|
)
14 14=2×
9 9=1×9
9 9=8+10 3.8 |9-5.2|=3.8 14.44 14.44=1×3.8×3.8 54.872 54.872=14.44×3.8
8-
1 (4)=(2)×(3
10
2 |x-5.2| (6)=(2)×(5) (7)=(2)×(6)
)
= √ 35.69
=√3.9556
=1.9889
Skewness =∑(x-ˉx)3(n-1)⋅S3
=34.569⋅(1.9889)3
=34.569⋅7.867
=0.4881
Kurtosis =∑(x-ˉx)4(n-1)⋅S4
=299.7929⋅(1.9889)4
=299.7929⋅15.6464
=2.1289
2. Calculate Sample Skewness, Sample Kurtosis from the following grouped data
X Frequency
0 1
1 5
2 10
3 6
4 3
Solution:
Mean ˉx=∑fxn
=5525
=2.2
= √ 2624
=√1.0833
=1.0408
Skewness =∑(x-ˉx)3(n-1)⋅S3
=1.224⋅(1.0408)3
=1.224⋅1.1276
=0.0443
Kurtosis =∑(x-ˉx)4(n-1)⋅S4
=67.7624⋅(1.0408)4
=67.7624⋅1.1736
=2.4057