Name : Nawang Fatmala

NIM : 23080694013
Class : Akuntansi 2023C
15 8 6 9 9 4 18 10 10 12
12 4 7 8 12 10 10 11 9 13
5 6 11 14 5 6 6 5 13 5

a. Find the mean and the median of the number of item

Mean 9,1
Median 9

b. Find the range and standard deviation oh the number of items

Min 4
Max 18
Substract 14
Standard 3,56564063
Deviation

c. Organize the number of items into a frequency distribution. You may want to
review theguidelines in Chapter 2 for establishing the class interval and the
number of classes.
umber 30 Class Interval Interval Class Frequency
Max 18 1 4 6 4-6 11
Min 4 2 7 9 7-9 6
Range 14 3 10 12 10-12 8
Class 5,874500141 5 4 13 15 13-15 4
Įength 2,38318149 3 5 16 18 16-18 1

d. Find the mean and the standard deviation of the data organized into a frequency
distribution.Compare these values with those computed in part (a). Why are they
different?

Interval Class Frequency Mid Point Total

4-6 11 5 55 Mean 8,8
7-9 6 8 48 Standard Deviation 12,56 3,544009
10-12 8 11 88
13-15 4 14 56
16-18 1 17 17
Total 30 55 264

Interval Frequency Mid Deviatio Squared Total Squared

Class Point n Deviation Deviation
4-6 11 5 -3,8 14,44 158,84
7-9 6 8 -0,8 0,64 3,84
10-12 8 11 2,2 4,84 38,72
13-15 4 14 5,2 27,04 108,16
16-18 1 17 8,2 67,24 67,24

There is a slight difference between the mean of the calculation in question a and the
calculation in question d. This can be seen in the different mean values of the computations
from the two parts of the problem. In part a, the mean is 9.1 and in part d, the mean is 8.8.
Similarly, the standard deviation in part a was calculated as 3.56 while in part d it was
calculated as 3.54.This is very likely to happen because when we convert raw data into interval
and frequency data, we will lose some detailed information from the data. For example, in the
raw data, we know the exact value of each data point, but in the interval frequency data, we
only know one point in the interval notation but not the exact number of each data point