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Session 5 - Measurement Central Tendency
Session 5 - Measurement Central Tendency
Session 5 - Measurement Central Tendency
LOCATING THE MEDIAN 180, 171, 170, 167, 166, 165, 164, 160, 147, 145
Mean : ($3,000,000/5)
= $600,000
Median : middle value of ranked
data
= $300,000
Mode : most frequent value
= $100,000
The mean is generally used, unless extreme
values (outliers) exist.
Quartile is the value that separates each 25% of the frequencies in each
distribution.
The first decile (D1), the second decile (D2), and so on until the ninth decile (D9).
The Decile formula is in principle the same as the Media formula and the Quartile formula, the
difference is only in the N component and the denominator is no longer 4 but 10.
A percentile is a point in the frequency distribution that is the lower 1% limit. In other
words, the percentile is the value that separates each 1% of the frequencies in each
distribution.
In each frequency distribution there are 99 percentiles, namely P1, P2, P3, … P99
The formula for determining the percentile for single data is as follows:
K2 = D5 = P50
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