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Data Handling

Class 8th Mathematics Term 3 Tamilnadu Board Solution
Exercise 3.1
  1. Draw a histogram to represent the following data
  2. Draw a histogram with the help of the following table
  3. Draw a histogram to represent the following data of the spectators in a cricket…
  4. In a study of diabetic patients in a village, the following observations were…
  5. Construct a histogram and frequency polygon for the following data…
  6. The following table shows the performance of 150 candidates in an Intelligence…
  7. Construct a frequency polygon from the following data using histogram.…
  8. Draw a frequency polygon for the following data without using histogram…
  9. Construct a frequency polygon for the following data without using histogram…
  10. The following are the marks obtained by 40 students in an English examination…
Exercise 3.2
  1. Yugendran’s progress report card shows his marks as follows: |c|c|c|c|c| &…
  2. There are 36 students in class VIII. They are members of different clubs:…
  3. The number of students in a hostel speaking different languages is given below:…
  4. In a school, the number of students interested in taking part in various hobbies…
  5. A metal alloy contains the following metals. Represent the data by a pie chart.…
  6. On a particular day, the sales (in Rs.) of different items of a baker’s shop are…
  7. The money spent on a book by a publisher is given below: Represent the above…
  8. Expenditure of a farmer for cultivation is given as follows: Represent the data…
  9. There are 900 creatures in a zoo as per list below: Represent the above data by…
  10. In a factory, five varieties of vehicles were manufactured in a year, whose…
  11. A food contains the following nutrients. Draw a pie chart representing the…
  12. The favourite flavours of ice cream for students of a school is given in…
  13. The data on modes of transport used by students to come to school are given…
  14. Mr. Rajan Babu spends 20% of his income on house rent, 30% on food and 10% for…
  15. The percentage of various categories of workers in a state are given in…
Exercise 3.3
  1. Find the mean of 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16.
  2. If the average of the values 18, 41, x, 36, 31, 24, 37, 35, 27, 36, is 31. Find…
  3. If in a class of 20 students, 5 students have scored 76 marks, 7 students have…
  4. The average height of 20 students in a class was calculated as 160 cm. On…
  5. Calculate the Arithmetic mean of the following data: |c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|…
  6. The following data give the number of boys of a particular age in a class of 40…
  7. Obtain the A.M of the following data: |l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|
  8. The following table shows the weights of12 workers in a factory Find the mean…
  9. For a month, a family requires the commodities listed in the table below. The…
  10. Find the Weighted Arithmetic Mean for the following data:
  11. Find the median of the following set of values: (i) 83, 66, 86, 30, 81. (ii)…
  12. Find the median for the following data: |c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c| x&1&2&3&4&5&6&7&8…
  13. The height (in cm) of 50 students in a particular class are given below:…
  14. The hearts of 60 patients were examined through X-ray and the observations…
  15. The salary of 43 employees are given in the following table. Find the median.…
  16. Find the mode of the following data: i) 74, 81, 62, 58, 77, 74. ii) 55, 51, 62,…
  17. Find the mode for the following frequency table: |c|c|c|c|c|c|c|
  18. Find the mode for the following table: |c|c|c|c|c|c| &29&32.4&34.6&36.9&38.7&40…
  19. The demand of different shirt sizes, as obtained by a survey, is given below.…
  20. Find the mean, median and mode for the following frequency table:…
  21. The age of the employees of a company are given below. Find the mean, median…
  22. The following table shows the weights of 20 students. Calculate the mean,…

Exercise 3.1
Question 1.

Draw a histogram to represent the following data



Answer:

GIVEN:


As the data is in continuous form


⇒ Mark class interval along X axis on uniform scale


⇒ Mark frequency along Y axis on uniform scale


⇒ Construct rectangles with class intervals as base and


corresponding frequencies as height.




Question 2.

Draw a histogram with the help of the following table



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED: Adjustment Factor = [Lower limit - Upper limit]


Adjustment Factor = [16-15]


= 0.5


⇒ First make the data in continuous form


IN each interval subtract 0.5 in upper limit and add 0.5 in


lower limit.


∴ the Table will be



⇒ Mark class interval along X axis on uniform scale


⇒ Mark frequency along Y axis on uniform scale


⇒ Construct rectangles with class intervals as base and


corresponding frequencies as height.




Question 3.

Draw a histogram to represent the following data of the spectators in a cricket match



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED: Adjustment Factor = [Lower limit –


Upper limit of preceding interval]


Adjustment Factor = [20-19]


= 0.5


⇒ First make the data in continuous form


IN each interval subtract 0.5 in upper limit and add 0.5 in


lower limit.


∴ the Table will be



As the data is in continuous form


⇒ Mark class interval along X axis on uniform scale


⇒ Mark frequency along Y axis on uniform scale


⇒ Construct rectangles with class intervals as base and


corresponding frequencies as height.




Question 4.

In a study of diabetic patients in a village, the following observations were noted



Represent the above data by a frequency polygon using histogram.


Answer:

GIVEN.


⇒ First draw histogram of given table


As the data is in continuous form


⇒ Mark class interval along X axis on uniform scale


⇒ Mark frequency along Y axis on uniform scale


⇒ Construct rectangles with class intervals as base and


corresponding frequencies as height.



⇒ Take out the midpoints of each interval and imagine 2


midpoints at 1st and last join all midpoints and imaginary midpoints to get frequency polygon.



Question 5.

Construct a histogram and frequency polygon for the following data



Answer:

GIVEN.


⇒ First draw histogram of given table


As the data is in continuous form


⇒ Mark class interval along X axis on uniform scale


⇒ Mark frequency along Y axis on uniform scale


⇒ Construct rectangles with class intervals as base and


corresponding frequencies as height.



⇒ Take out the midpoints of each interval and imagine 2


midpoints at 1st and last join all midpoints and imaginary midpoints to get frequency polygon.



Question 6.

The following table shows the performance of 150 candidates in an Intelligence test. Draw a histogram and frequency polygon for this distribution



Answer:

GIVEN.


⇒ First draw histogram of given table


As the data is in continuous form


⇒ Mark class interval along X axis on uniform scale


⇒ Mark frequency along Y axis on uniform scale


⇒ Construct rectangles with class intervals as base and


corresponding frequencies as height.



⇒ Take out the midpoints of each interval and imagine 2


midpoints at 1st and last join all midpoints and imaginary midpoints to get frequency polygon.



Question 7.

Construct a frequency polygon from the following data using histogram.



Answer:

GIVEN.


⇒ First draw histogram of given table


As the data is in continuous form


⇒ Mark class interval along X axis on uniform scale


⇒ Mark frequency along Y axis on uniform scale


⇒ Construct rectangles with class intervals as base and


corresponding frequencies as height.



⇒ Take out the midpoints of each interval and imagine 2


midpoints at 1st and last join all midpoints and imaginary midpoints to get frequency polygon.



Question 8.

Draw a frequency polygon for the following data without using histogram



Answer:

GIVEN.


⇒ As the data is in continuous forms


⇒ Take out Midpoints of Each class intervals


Table will be



⇒ Mark class interval along X axis on uniform scale


⇒ Mark frequency along Y axis on uniform scale


Take 2 imaginary midpoints on 1st and last with 0 frequency



⇒ join all the midpoints to get frequency polygon




Question 9.

Construct a frequency polygon for the following data without using histogram



Answer:

GIVEN.


FORMULA USED: Adjustment Factor = [Lower limit –


Upper limit of preceding interval]


Adjustment Factor = [35-34]


= 0.5


⇒ First make the data in continuous form


IN each interval subtract 0.5 in upper limit and add 0.5 in


lower limit.


∴ the Table will be



⇒ Take out Midpoints of Each class intervals



⇒ Mark class interval along X axis on uniform scale


⇒ Mark frequency along Y axis on uniform scale


Take 2 imaginary midpoints on 1st and last with 0 frequency



⇒ join all the midpoints to get frequency polygon




Question 10.

The following are the marks obtained by 40 students in an English examination (out of 50 marks). Draw a histogram and frequency polygon for the data

29, 45, 23, 40, 31, 11, 48, 11, 30, 24, 25, 29, 25, 32, 31, 22, 19, 49, 19, 13,32, 39, 25, 43, 27, 41, 12, 13, 32, 44, 27, 43, 15, 35, 40, 23, 12, 48, 49, 18.


Answer:

GIVEN. Total number of students = 40

Maximum marks = 50


⇒ First make the table by above observation in specific


Interval


Total number of values = 50


Range = Highest – Lowest


= 49 – 11


= 38


Let’s Divide data in 4 class intervals


10-20, 20-30, 30-40, 40-50



⇒ Draw histogram of given table


As the data is in continuous form


⇒ Mark class interval along X axis on uniform scale


⇒ Mark frequency along Y axis on uniform scale


⇒ Construct rectangles with class intervals as base and


corresponding frequencies as height.



⇒ Take out the midpoints of each interval


Imagine 2 midpoints at 1st and last of 0 frequency join all midpoints and imaginary midpoints to get frequency polygon.






Exercise 3.2
Question 1.

Yugendran’s progress report card shows his marks as follows:



Draw a pie chart exhibiting his mark in various subjects.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total marks = 72 + 60 + 84 + 70 + 74


= 360


Angle of sector for Tamil = ×360° = 72°


Angle of sector for English = ×360° = 60°


Angle of sector for Mathematics = ×360° = 84°


Angle of sector for Science = ×360° = 70°


Angle of sector for Social Science = ×360° = 74°




Question 2.

There are 36 students in class VIII. They are members of different clubs:



Represent the data by means of a pie chart.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total students = 36


Angle of sector for Mathematics = ×360° = 120°


Angle of sector for N.C.C = ×360° = 60°


Angle of sector for J.R.C = ×360° = 100°


Angle of sector for Scout = ×360° = 80°




Question 3.

The number of students in a hostel speaking different languages is given below:



Represent the data in a pie chart.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total students = 36 + 12 + 9 + 6 + 5 + 4


= 72


Angle of sector for Tamil = ×360° = 180°


Angle of sector for Telugu = ×360° = 60°


Angle of sector for Malayalam = ×360° = 45°


Angle of sector for Kannada = ×360° = 30°


Angle of sector for English = ×360° = 25°


Angle of sector for Others = ×360° = 20°




Question 4.

In a school, the number of students interested in taking part in various hobbies from class VIII is given below. Draw a pie chart.



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total students = 20 + 25 + 27 + 28 + 20


= 120


Angle of sector for Music = ×360° = 60°


Angle of sector for Pottery = ×360° = 75°


Angle of sector for Dance = ×360° = 81°


Angle of sector for Drama = ×360° = 84°


Angle of sector for Social Service = ×360° = 60°




Question 5.

A metal alloy contains the following metals. Represent the data by a pie chart.



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total students = 60 + 100 + 80 + 150 + 60


= 450


Angle of sector for Gold = ×360° = 48°


Angle of sector for Lead = ×360° = 80°


Angle of sector for Silver = ×360° = 64°


Angle of sector for Copper = ×360° = 120°


Angle of sector for Zinc = ×360° = 48°




Question 6.

On a particular day, the sales (in Rs.) of different items of a baker’s shop are given below. Draw a pie chart for this data.



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total Cost = 320 + 80 + 160 + 120 + 40


= 720


Angle of sector for Ordinary Bread = ×360° = 160°


Angle of sector for Fruit Bread = ×360° = 40°


Angle of sector for Cakes = ×360° = 80°


Angle of sector for Biscuits = ×360° = 60°


Angle of sector for Others = ×360° = 20°




Question 7.

The money spent on a book by a publisher is given below:



Represent the above data by a pie chart.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total Money spent = 25 + 12 + 6 + 9 + 8


= 60


Angle of sector for Paper = ×360° = 150°


Angle of sector for Printing = ×360° = 72°


Angle of sector for Binding = ×360° = 36°


Angle of sector for Publicity = ×360° = 54°


Angle of sector for Royalty = ×360° = 48°




Question 8.

Expenditure of a farmer for cultivation is given as follows:



Represent the data in a pie chart.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total Amount = 2000 + 1600 + 1500 + 1000 + 1100


= 7200


Angle of sector for Ploughing = ×360° = 100°


Angle of sector for Fertilizer = ×360° = 80°


Angle of sector for Seeds = ×360° = 75°


Angle of sector for Pesticides = ×360° = 50°


Angle of sector for irrigation = ×360° = 55°




Question 9.

There are 900 creatures in a zoo as per list below:



Represent the above data by a pie chart.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total Amount = 400 + 120 + 135 + 170 + 75


= 900


Angle of sector for Wild Animal = ×360° = 160°


Angle of sector for Birds = ×360° = 48°


Angle of sector for other land animals = ×360° = 54°


Angle of sector for Water animals = ×360° = 68°


Angle of sector for Reptiles = ×360° = 30°




Question 10.

In a factory, five varieties of vehicles were manufactured in a year, whose break up is given below. Represent this data with the help of a pie chart.



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total Number of vehicles = 3000 + 4000 + 1500 + 1000 + 500


= 10000


Angle of sector for Scooter = ×360° = 108°


Angle of sector for Motorbike = ×360° = 144°


Angle of sector for Car = ×360° = 54°


Angle of sector for Jeep = ×360° = 36°


Angle of sector for Van = ×360° = 18°




Question 11.

A food contains the following nutrients. Draw a pie chart representing the data.



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total nutrients in food = 30% + 10% + 40% + 15% + 5%


= 100%


Angle of sector for Protein = ×360° = 108°


Angle of sector for Fat = ×360° = 36°


Angle of sector for Carbohydrates = ×360° = 144°


Angle of sector for Vitamins = ×360° = 54°


Angle of sector for Minerals = ×360° = 18°




Question 12.

The favourite flavours of ice cream for students of a school is given in percentages as follows



Represent this data by a pie chart.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total nutrients in food = 30% + 10% + 40% + 20%


= 100%


Angle of sector for Vanilla = ×360° = 108°


Angle of sector for Other flavours = ×360° = 36°


Angle of sector for Chocolate = ×360° = 144°


Angle of sector for Strawberry = ×360° = 72°




Question 13.

The data on modes of transport used by students to come to school are given below:



Represent the data with the help of a pie chart.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total nutrients in food = 30% + 10% + 40% + 15% + 5%


= 100%


Angle of sector for Cycle = ×360° = 108°


Angle of sector for Scooter = ×360° = 36°


Angle of sector for Bus = ×360° = 144°


Angle of sector for Walking = ×360° = 54°


Angle of sector for Car = ×360° = 18°




Question 14.

Mr. Rajan Babu spends 20% of his income on house rent, 30% on food and 10% for his children’s education. He saves 25%, while the remaining is used for other expenses. Make a pie chart exhibiting the above information.


Answer:

GIVEN:

House rent = 20%


Food = 30%


Children education = 10%


Savings = 25%


Other expenses = 15%


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total income of Mr.Rajan = 30% + 10% + 20% + 15% + 25%


= 100%


Angle of sector for Food = ×360° = 108°


Angle of sector for Children education = ×360° = 36°


Angle of sector for House Rent = ×360° = 72°


Angle of sector for Other expenses = ×360° = 54°


Angle of sector for Savings = ×360° = 90°




Question 15.

The percentage of various categories of workers in a state are given in following table



Represent the information given above in the form of a pie chart.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA UASED:


Angle of sector in pie chart = ×360°


Total Workers = 40% + 10% + 12.5% + 12.5% + 25%


= 100%


Angle of sector for Cultivators = ×360° = 144°


Angle of sector for Commercial worker = ×360° = 36°


Angle of sector for Industrial worker = ×360° = 45°


Angle of sector for Others = ×360° = 45°


Angle of sector for Agricultural Labour = ×360° = 90°





Exercise 3.3
Question 1.

Find the mean of 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16.


Answer:

GIVEN: Values-2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16


FORMULA USED: Arithmetic mean =


Number of values = 8


Sum of values = 2 + 4 + 6 + 8 + 10 + 12 + 14 + 16


= 72


Arithmetic mean =


Arithmetic mean = = 9


CONCLUSION: Arithmetic Mean of given values is 9



Question 2.

If the average of the values 18, 41, x, 36, 31, 24, 37, 35, 27, 36, is 31. Find the value of x.


Answer:

GIVEN: Values-18, 41, x, 36, 31, 24, 37, 35, 27, 36

Arithmetic Mean = 31


FORMULA USED: Arithmetic mean =


Number of values = 10


Sum of values = 18 + 41 + x + 36 + 31 + 24 + 37 + 35 + 27 + 36


= 285 + x


Arithmetic mean =


Arithmetic mean = = 31


⇒ 285 + x = 310


⇒ x = 310 – 285


∴ x = 25


CONCLUSION: value of X comes to be 25



Question 3.

If in a class of 20 students, 5 students have scored 76 marks, 7 students have scored 77 marks and 8 students have scored 78 marks, then compute the mean of the class.


Answer:

GIVEN: total no of students = 20

5 students have scored 76 marks


7 students have scored 77 marks


8 students have scored 78 marks


FORMULA USED: Arithmetic mean =


Number of students = 20


Sum of marks = (5×76) + (7×77) + (8×78)


= 380 + 539 + 624


= 1543


Arithmetic mean =


Arithmetic mean = = 77.15


CONCLUSION: Arithmetic Mean of marks of class is 77.15



Question 4.

The average height of 20 students in a class was calculated as 160 cm. On verification it was found that one reading was wrongly recorded as 132 cm instead of 152 cm. Find the correct mean height.


Answer:

GIVEN: Total no of students = 20

Average/mean = 160cm


FORMULA USED: Average =


Number of students = 20


Sum of height of all students of class =


Average × Number of students


= 160cm×20


= 3200cm


If one reading wrongly recorded is 132cm instead of 152cm


Then we have to subtract 132cm from the sum


And also add 152 in the sum to replace the height of student


= 3200cm – 132cm + 152cm


= 3220cm


Average/mean =


Mean = = 161cm


CONCLUSION: Mean height of class is 161cm.



Question 5.

Calculate the Arithmetic mean of the following data:



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED:


Arithmetic mean =



∑f = 12 + 20 + 15 + 14 + 16 + 11 + 7 + 8


= 103


∑xf = 180 + 500 + 525 + 630 + 880 + 715 + 525 + 680


= 4635


Arithmetic mean =


Arithmetic mean = = 45


CONCLUSION: Arithmetic Mean of given data is 45



Question 6.

The following data give the number of boys of a particular age in a class of 40 students. Calculate the mean age of the students



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED: Arithmetic mean =


Let age of student be x


And number of students be frequency f



∑f = 3 + 8 + 9 + 11 + 6 + 3


= 40


∑xf = 39 + 112 + 135 + 176 + 102 + 54


= 618


Arithmetic mean =


Arithmetic mean = = 15.45


CONCLUSION: Mean age of given data is 15.45years



Question 7.

Obtain the A.M of the following data:



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED: Arithmetic mean =


Let Marks of student be x


And number of students be frequency f



∑f = 6 + 11 + 3 + 5 + 4 + 7 + 10 + 4


= 50


∑xf = 390 + 770 + 225 + 400 + 340 + 630 + 950 + 400


= 4105


Arithmetic mean =


Arithmetic mean = = 82.1


CONCLUSION: Mean marks of given data is 82.1



Question 8.

The following table shows the weights of12 workers in a factory



Find the mean weight of the workers.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED: Arithmetic mean =


Let Weight of workers be x


And number of workers be frequency f



∑f = 3 + 4 + 2 + 2 + 1


= 12


∑xf = 180 + 256 + 136 + 140 + 72


= 784


Arithmetic mean =


Arithmetic mean = = 65.33


CONCLUSION: Mean weight of given data is 65.33kg



Question 9.

For a month, a family requires the commodities listed in the table below. The weight to each commodity is given. Find the Weighted Arithmetic Mean.



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED: Weighted Arithmetic mean


=


Let price of items be x


And weight of items be frequency w



∑w = 25 + 5 + 4 + 8 + 3


= 45


∑xf = 750 + 100 + 240 + 200 + 195


= 1485


Weighted arithmetic mean =


Arithmetic mean = = 33


CONCLUSION: Weighted arithmetic mean of given data is Rs33



Question 10.

Find the Weighted Arithmetic Mean for the following data:



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED: Weighted Arithmetic mean


=


Let cost of items be x


And number of items be frequency w



∑w = 2 + 4 + 5 + 4


= 15


∑xf = 90 + 48 + 75 + 102


= 315


Weighted arithmetic mean =


Arithmetic mean = = 21


CONCLUSION: Weighted arithmetic mean of given data is Rs21



Question 11.

Find the median of the following set of values:

(i) 83, 66, 86, 30, 81.

(ii) 45, 49, 46, 44, 38, 37, 55, 51.

(iii) 70, 71, 70, 68, 67, 69, 70.

(iv) 51, 55, 46, 47, 53, 55, 51, 46.


Answer:

(i) GIVEN: values are 83, 66, 86, 30, 81

FORMULA USED: if number of values are odd then median is


if number of values are even then median is and


Arrange the values in ascending order


30, 66, 81, 83, 86


The number of observations is 5


Which is odd


Median is term


⇒ Median = term


⇒ Median = 3rd term


∴ Median = 81


CONCLUSION: The median of given values is 81


(ii) GIVEN: values are 45, 49, 46, 44, 38, 37, 55, 51


FORMULA USED: if number of values are odd then median is


if number of values are even then median is and


Arrange the values in ascending order


37, 38, 44, 45, 46, 49, 51, 55


The number of observations is 8


Which is even


Median is and terms


⇒ Median = and terms


⇒ Median = 4th and 5th term


∴ Median = Average of 4th and 5th term


= = 45.5


CONCLUSION: The median of given values is 45.5


(iii) GIVEN: values are 70, 71, 70, 68, 67, 69, 70


FORMULA USED: if number of values are odd then median is


if number of values are even then median is and


Arrange the values in ascending order


67, 68, 69, 70, 70, 70, 71


The number of observations is 7


Which is odd


Median is term


⇒ Median = term


⇒ Median = 4th term


∴ Median = 70


CONCLUSION: The median of given values is 70


(iv) GIVEN: values are 51, 55, 46, 47, 53, 55, 51, 46


FORMULA USED: if number of values are odd then median is


If number of values are even then median is and


Arrange the values in ascending order


46, 46, 47, 51, 51, 53, 55, 55


The number of observations is 8


Which is even


Median is and terms


⇒ Median = and terms


⇒ Median = 4th and 5th term


∴ Median = = 51


CONCLUSION: The median of given values is 51



Question 12.

Find the median for the following data:



Answer:

GIVEN:



Total Frequency (N) = ∑f = 50


N/2 = = 25


∴ Median is 25th value


Now 25th value occurs in commutative value 25


which has value of X = 3


∴ Median is 3


CONCLUSION: Median of given data is 3



Question 13.

The height (in cm) of 50 students in a particular class are given below:



Find the median.


Answer:

GIVEN:


Let Height of student be x


And number of student be frequency f



Total Frequency (N) = ∑f = 50


N/2 = = 25


∴ Median is 25th value


Now 25th value occurs in commutative value 28


which has value of Height = 153cm


∴ Median is 153cm


CONCLUSION: Median of given data is 153cm



Question 14.

The hearts of 60 patients were examined through X-ray and the observations obtained are given below:



Find the median.


Answer:

GIVEN:


Let diameter of heart be x


And number of patient be frequency f



Total Frequency (N) = ∑f = 50


N/2 = = 25


∴ Median is 25th value


Now 25th value occurs in commutative value 31


which has diameter of heart = 132cm


∴ Median is 132cm


CONCLUSION: Median of given data is 132cm



Question 15.

The salary of 43 employees are given in the following table. Find the median.



Answer:

GIVEN:


Let salary be x


And number of employees be frequency f



Total Frequency (N) = ∑f = 43


N/2 = = 21.5


∴ Median is 21.5th value


Now 21.5th value occurs in commutative value 32


which has salary = 10000


∴ Median is Rs10000


CONCLUSION: Median of given data is Rs10000



Question 16.

Find the mode of the following data:

i) 74, 81, 62, 58, 77, 74.

ii) 55, 51, 62, 71, 50, 32.

iii) 43, 36, 27, 25, 36, 66, 20, 25.

vi) 24, 20, 27, 32, 20, 28, 20.


Answer:

i) GIVEN: the values are 74, 81, 62, 58, 77, 74

Mode = the value having maximum no of terms


⇒ As we can see


In the above values


Only value 74 is repeated twice


And all other are having only one term in data


∴ 74 is mode of data


CONCLUSION: The Mode of the data is 74.


ii) GIVEN: the values are 55, 51, 62, 71, 50, 32


Mode = the value having maximum no of terms


⇒ As we can see


In the above values


None of the value is repeated


And all values are having only one term in data


∴ There is NO mode of data


CONCLUSION: There is NO mode of data.


iii) GIVEN: the values are 43, 36, 27, 25, 36, 66, 20, 25


Mode = the value having maximum no of terms


⇒ As we can see


In the above values


25 and 36 are the values which are repeated twice in data


And all other values are having only one term in data


∴ 25 and 36 are mode of above data


CONCLUSION: Mode of data are 25 and 36


iv) GIVEN: the values are 24, 20, 27, 32, 20, 28, 20


Mode = the value having maximum no of terms


⇒ As we can see


In the above values


20 is the values which is repeated thrice in data


And all other values are having only one term in data


∴ 20 is mode of above data


CONCLUSION: Mode of data is 20



Question 17.

Find the mode for the following frequency table:



Answer:

GIVEN:


Mode = the value having maximum no of terms


⇒ As we can see


In the above given table


‘f’ is given number of terms


Then 37 is maximum number of terms in given data


⇒ the value having maximum number of terms is 15


∴ 15 is mode of above data


CONCLUSION: Mode of data is 15



Question 18.

Find the mode for the following table:



Answer:

GIVEN:


Mode = the value having maximum no of terms


⇒ As we can see


In the above given table


‘number of days’ is given number of terms


Then 8 is maximum number of terms in given data


⇒ the temperature on maximum number of days is 38.7°C


∴ 38.7°C is mode of above data


CONCLUSION: Mode of data is 38.7°C



Question 19.

The demand of different shirt sizes, as obtained by a survey, is given below.



Calculate the Mode.


Answer:

GIVEN:


Mode = the value having maximum no of terms


⇒ As we can see


In the above given table


‘Number of persons’ is given number of terms


Then 51 is maximum number of terms in given data


⇒ The size of shirt maximum number of people wear is 40


∴ 40 is mode of above data


CONCLUSION: Mode of data is 40



Question 20.

Find the mean, median and mode for the following frequency table:



Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED:


Mean =


Median =


Mode = Maximum number of terms



⇒ For Mean:


Mean =


∑xf = 50 + 240 + 350 + 450 + 370 + 220


= 1680


∑f = 5 + 12 + 14 + 15 + 10 + 4


= 60


Mean = = 28


⇒ For Median


Total frequency (N) = ∑f = 60


N/2 = = 30


Which lies in commutative frequency 31


Which is having value of x to be 25


∴ Median = 25


⇒ For Mode


Maximum number of terms(f) in above table is 15


15 terms are of value 30


∴ Mode = 30


CONCLUSION: The data is having Mean to be 28


Mode to be 30


Median to be 25



Question 21.

The age of the employees of a company are given below.



Find the mean, median and mode.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED:


Mean =


Median =


Mode = Maximum number of terms


Let ages of employees be x


And number of person be frequency (f)



⇒ For Mean:


Mean =


∑xf = 247 + 315 + 460 + 450 + 432 + 493 + 403


= 2800


∑f = 13 + 15 + 20 + 18 + 16 + 17 + 13


= 112


Mean = = 25


⇒ For Median


Total frequency (N) = ∑f = 112


N/2 = = 56


Which lies in commutative frequency 66


Which is having value of x to be 25


∴ Median = 25


⇒ For Mode


Maximum number of terms(f) in above table is 20


20 terms are of value 23


∴ Mode = 23


CONCLUSION: The data is having Mean to be 25


Mode to be 23


Median to be 25



Question 22.

The following table shows the weights of 20 students.



Calculate the mean, median and mode.


Answer:

GIVEN:


FORMULA USED:


Mean =


Median =


Mode = Maximum number of terms


Let weight of student be x


And number of student be frequency (f)



⇒ For Mean:


Mean =


∑xf = 188 + 150 + 371 + 112 + 240


= 1061


∑f = 4 + 3 + 7 + 2 + 4


= 20


Mean = = 53.05


⇒ For Median


Total frequency (N) = ∑f = 20


N/2 = = 10


Which lies in commutative frequency 14


Which is having value of x to be 53


∴ Median = 53


⇒ For Mode


Maximum number of terms(f) in above table is 7


7 terms are of value 53


∴ Mode = 53


CONCLUSION: The data is having Mean to be 53.05


Mode to be 53


Median to be 53