Statistics Chapter 12 | Class 10 Optional Mathematics

CHAPTER 12

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Chapter-12.

Statistics.

Exercise:12.1.

A) Very short and short type questions.

1) If the lower and upper quartiles of the frequency distribution are 23 and 25 respectively, then find the quartile deviation and the coefficient of quartile deviation.

Here,

Q1 = 23,

Q3 = 25.

Now,

Quartile deviation (Q.D) = (Q3 – Q1) / 2

= (25 – 23) / 2

= 2 / 2

= 1.

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∴ coefficient of Q.D = (Q3 – Q1) / (Q3 + Q1)

= 2 / 48

= 0.042.

2) If the quartile deviation of frequency distribution is 10 and the third quartile is 35, find the first quartile.

Here,

Q1 = ?

Q3 = 35

Q.D = 10.

Now,

Q.D = (Q3 – Q1) / 2

or, 10 = (35 – Q1) / 2

or, 20 = 35 – Q1

or, Q1 = 35 – 20

∴ Q1 = 15.

3) If the quartile deviation of frequency distribution is 14 and the lower quartile is 35, find the third quartile.

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Given,

Q1 = 35

Q.D = 14.

Q3 = ?

Now,

Q.D = (Q3 – Q1) / 2

or, 14 = (Q3 – 35) / 2

or, 28 = Q3 – 35

or, Q3 = 63.

B) Long type questions.

1) Find the Q.D and its coefficient from the following data.

Age 20-25 25-30 30-35 35-40 40-45 45-50 50-55
No. of ppl 10 15 50 55 40 19 11
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XfCF
20-251010
25-301525
30-355075
35-4055130
40-4540170
45-5019189
50-5511200

N = 200.

Q3 = (3N / 4)th term.

= (600 / 4)th term.

= 150th term.

C.F is just greater than 150 is 170; the corresponding class is 40-45.

Again,

Q3 = L + ((3N/4 – c.f) / f) × i

= 40 + ((150 – 130) / 40) × 5

= 40 + (20 / 40) × 5

= 40 + 20 / 8

= 40 + 5 / 2

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= (80 + 5) / 2

= 85 / 2

= 42.5.

Now, for Q1

Q1 = (N / 4)th term.

= (200 / 4)th term.

= 50th term.

CF just greater than 50 is 75. the corresponding class 30-35.

Q1 = L + ((N/4 – cf) / f) × i

= 30 + ((50 – 25) / 50) × 5

= 30 + (25 / 50) × 5

= 30 + (1 / 2) × 5

= (60 + 5) / 2

= 65 / 2

= 32.5.

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Now,

Quartile deviation (Q.D) = (Q3 – Q1) / 2

= (42.5 – 32.5) / 2

= 10 / 2

= 5.

coefficient of Q.D = (Q3 – Q1) / (Q3 + Q1)

= 10 / 75

= 0.133.

(b)

size 1-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50
frequency 12432
Xfcf
1-10.511
10.5-20.523
20.5-30.547
30.5-40.5310
40.5-50.5212

N = 12.

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Q1 = (N / 4)th term.

= (12 / 4)th term.

= 3rd term.

C.F just greater than 3 is 7 which lies on 20.5-30.5 class.

Q1 = L + ((3 – 3) / 4) × i

= 20.5.

Q3 = (3N / 4)th term.

= 9th term.

CF just greater than 9th is 10 and lies on class 30.5-40.5.

Q3 = L + ((9 – 7) / 3) × i

= 30.5 + (2 / 3) × 10

= 30.5 + 20 / 3

= 30.5 + 6.67

= 37.1667.

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Now,

Q.D = (37.1667 – 20.5) / 2

= 8.333.

coefficient of Q.D = 16.667 / 57.668

= 0.289.

2(a)

weight 2 ≤ x < 4 4 ≤ x < 6 6 ≤ x < 8 8 ≤ x < 10 10 ≤ x < 12
No of student 58241
xfc.f
2-455
4-6813
6-8215
8-10419
10-12120

N = 20.

Q3 = (3N / 4)th term.

= (3 × 20 / 4)th term.

= 15th term.

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CF is just greater than 15 is 19 which is in 8-10 class.

Q3 = L + ((3N/4 – c.f) / f) × i

= 8 + ((15 – 15) / 4) × 2

= 8.

Again,

Q1 = (N / 4)th term.

= (20 / 4)th term.

= 5th term.

C.F just greater than 5 is 13 which is in class 4-6.

Q1 = L + ((N/4 – c.f) / f) × i

= 4 + ((5 – 5) / 8) × 2

= 4.

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Now,

quartile deviation (Q.D) = (Q3 – Q1) / 2

= (8 – 4) / 2

= 4 / 2

= 2.

coeff of Q.D = (Q3 – Q1) / (Q3 + Q1)

= 4 / 12

= 0.333.

(b) Find the semi-inter quartile range and its coefficient from the data.

marks 10 ≤ x < 20 20 ≤ x < 30 30 ≤ x < 40 40 ≤ x < 50 50 ≤ x < 60
no. of stds 51020105
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xfcf
10-2055
20-301015
30-402035
40-501045
50-60550

N = 50.

Q1 = (N / 4)th term.

= (50 / 4)th terms.

= 12.5th term.

C.F is just greater than 12.5 is 15 in class 20-30.

Q1 = L + ((N/4 – cf) / f) × i

= 20 + ((12.5 – 5) / 10) × 10

= 20 + 7.5

= 27.5.

Again for Q3

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Q3 = (3N / 4)th term

= (3 × 50 / 4)th term.

= 37.5.

C.F just greater than 37.5 is 45 which in class 40-50.

Q3 = L + ((3N/4 – cf) / f) × i

= 40 + ((37.5 – 35) / 10) × 10

= 40 + 2.5

= 42.5.

Now,

Q.D = (Q3 – Q1) / 2

= (42.5 – 27.5) / 2

= 15 / 2

= 7.5.

coeff. of Q.D = (Q3 – Q1) / (Q3 + Q1)

= 15 / 70

= 0.21.

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3) Calculate the semi-interquartile range and its coefficient from the following data.

marks10-2020-3030-4040-5050-60
no. of stds57151310
xfc.f
10-2055
20-30712
30-401527
40-501340
50-601050

N = 50.

for Q1,

Q1 = (N / 4)th term.

= (50 / 4)th term.

= 12.5.

again,

Q1 = L + ((N/4 – cf) / f) × i

= 30 + ((12.5 – 12) / 15) × 10

= 30 + (0.5 / 15) × 10

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= 30 + 5 / 15

= 30 + 0.333

= 30.333.

Again,

Q3 = (3N / 4)th term

= (3 × 50 / 4)th term

= 37.5th term.

CF just greater than 37.5 is 40 which is in class 40-50.

Q3 = L + ((3N/4 – cf) / f) × i

= 40 + ((37.5 – 27) / 13) × 10

= 40 + (10.5 / 13) × 10

= 40 + 105 / 13

= 40 + 8.076

= 48.076.

semi-interquartile range = (Q3 – Q1) / 2

= 17.74 / 2

= 8.871.

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coeff. of Q.D = (Q3 – Q1) / (Q3 + Q1)

= 17.743 / 78.409

= 0.2261.

5) Find the quartile deviation and its coefficient from the data.

Income100-200200-300300-400400-500500-600
No. of person15336383100
xfc.f
100-2001515
200-3001833
300-4003063
400-5002083
500-60017100

N = 100.

For Q1 = (N / 4)th term

= (100 / 4)th term

= 25th term.

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CF just greater than 25 is 33 which is in class 200-300.

Q1 = L + ((N/4 – c.f) / f) × i

= 200 + ((25 – 15) / 18) × 100

= 200 + (10 / 18) × 100

= 200 + 55.556

= 255.556.

For Q3,

= (3N / 4)th term.

= (300 / 4)th term.

= 75th term.

CF just greater than 75 is 83 which is in class 400-500.

Q3 = L + ((3N/4 – c.f) / f) × i

= 400 + ((75 – 63) / 20) × 100

= 400 + (12 / 20) × 100

= 400 + 1200 / 20

= 460.

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Now,

Q.D = (460 – 255.56) / 2

= 204.444 / 2

= 102.222.

coeff. of Q.D = 204.444 / 715.556

= 0.2857.

6) The quartile deviation and coeff of quartile deviation of continuous frequency distribution are 2 and 0.25 respectively. Find lower and upper quartile.

Here,

quartile deviation = 2.

(Q3 – Q1) / 2 = 2

or Q3 – Q1 = 4

or Q3 = 4 + Q1 ….. (1)

∴ coeff of Q.D = 0.25.

or (Q3 – Q1) / (Q3 + Q1) = 0.25

or 4 + Q1 – Q1 = 0.25 (4 + Q1 + Q1)

or 4 = 0.25 (4 + 2Q1)

or 4 = 1 + 0.5 Q1

or 3 = 0.5 Q1

∴ Q1 = 6.

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Exercise – 12.2.

A) Long type questions.

1(a) Find the mean deviation from mean and median and its coeff for the following data.

marks10-2020-3030-4040-5050-6060-70
No. of std68111483
xfc.fmidvalue (m)|m-md|f|m-md|
10-20661525150
20-308142515120
30-40112535555
40-50143945570
50-608475515120
60-70350652575

N = 50.

Σf|m-md| = 590.

median (md) = (N / 2)th term

= 50 / 2th term

= 25th term.

CF just greater than 25 is 39. The class is 40-50.

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md = L + ((N/2 – cf) / f) × i

= 40 + ((25 – 25) / 14) × 10

= 40.

mean deviation of median = Σf|m-md| / N

= 590 / 50

= 11.8.

coefficient of md from median = md of median / median

= 11.8 / 40

= 0.295.

xfmfm|m-x̄|f|m-x̄|
10-206159023.8142.8
20-3082520013.8110.4
30-4011353853.841.8
40-5014456306.286.8
50-6085544016.2129.6
60-7036519526.278.6

N = 50

Σfm = 1940.

Σf|m-x̄| = 590.

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mean (x̄) = Σfm / N

= 1940 / 50

= 38.8.

mean deviation of mean = Σf|m-x̄| / N

= 590 / 50

= 11.8.

coefficient of md of mean = M.D from mean / mean

= 11.8 / 38.8

= 0.304.

2(a) Calculate mean deviation from median and its coefficient for the following frequency distribution.

mark2-44-66-88-10
No. of stds3421
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xfcfm|m-md|f|m-md|
2-433326
4-647500
6-829724
8-10110944

N = 10.

Σf|m-md| = 14.

median (md) = (N / 2)th term

= 5th term.

CF just greater than 5 is 7. The class is 4-6.

median = L + ((N/2 – c.f) / f) × i

= 4 + ((5 – 3) / 4) × 2

= 4 + 2 × 2 / 4

= 5.

M.D from median = Σf(m-md) / N

= 14 / 10

= 1.4.

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coefficient of M.D from median

= 1.4 / 5

= 0.28.

2(b)

expenditure0-1010-2020-3030-4040-5050-60
No. of stds101225354050
xfc.fm|m-md|f|m-md|
0-10101053636
10-2012221526312
20-3025472516400
30-403582356210
40-5040122454160
50-60501725514700
The first value in the last column is written as “36” in the supplied source; it has been preserved exactly as written.

N = 172.

Σf|m-md| = 2142.

median (md) = (N / 2)th term.

= 172 / 2th term

= 86th term.

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CF just greater than 86 is 122. The median class 40-50.

md = L + ((N/2 – c.f) / f) × i

= 40 + ((86 – 82) / 40) × 10

= 40 + (4 / 40) × 10

= 40 + 40 / 40

= 40 + 1

= 41.

Now,

mean deviation from median = Σf|m-md| / N

= 2142 / 172

= 12.95.

coefficient of M.D from median = md from median / median

= 12.95 / 41

= 0.3037.

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3)

marksBelow 10Below 20Below 30Below 40Below 50
No. of stds137910
xfc.fm|m-md|f|m-md|
0-101152020
10-2023151020
20-30472500
30-4029351020
40-50110452020

N = 10.

Σf|m-md| = 80.

median (md) = (N / 2)th term

= 10 / 2th term

= 5th term.

CF just greater than 5 is 7. The class is 20-30.

md = L + ((N/2 – c.f) / f) × i

= 20 + ((5 – 3) / 4) × 10

= 20 + (2 / 4) × 10

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= 20 + 20 / 4

= 20 + 5

= 25.

M.D from median = Σf|m-md| / N

= 80 / 10

= 8.

coefficient of M.D from median = md from median / median

= 8 / 25

= 0.32.

for mean,

classfmfm|m-x̄|f|m-x̄|
0-101552020
10-20215301020
20-3042510000
30-40235701020
40-50145452020

N = 10.

Σfm = 250.

Σf|m-x̄| = 80.

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mean (x̄) = Σfm / N

= 250 / 10

= 25.

MD from mean = Σf(m-x̄) / N

= 80 / 10

= 8.

Coefficient of MD from mean = 8 / 25

= 0.32.

A crossed-out duplicate “for mean” table appears at the bottom of the supplied page. Most of its entries are obscured by heavy pen strokes and are therefore not confidently readable. Visible row labels include 0-10, 10-20, 20-30, 30-40 and 40-50, and two visible values in the final column are 20 and 20.

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