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Finding Statistics from a Grouped frequency table

Height (x cm) – – – – 180 Frequency The table shows the height of 30 students Find the (i)Min (ii)Max (iii)Range (iv)Mean (v)Standard Deviation from the calculator We first need to make sure the calculator is CL ea R of all previous content

Finding Statistics from a Grouped frequency table Height (x cm) – – – – 180 Frequency The table shows the height of 30 students Find the (i)Min (ii)Max (iii)Range (iv)Mean (v)Standard Deviation from the calculator We first need to make sure the calculator is CL ea R of all previous content 3: All Yes Reset All

Finding Statistics from a Grouped frequency table Height (x cm) – – – – 180 Frequency The table shows the height of 30 students Find the (i)Min (ii)Max (iii)Range (iv)Mean (v)Standard Deviation from the calculator We need to SETUP the calculator to allow us to input Stat with frequency ON

Finding Statistics from a Grouped frequency table Height (x cm) – – – – 180 Frequency The table shows the height of 30 students Find the (i)Min (ii)Max (iii)Range (iv)Mean (v)Standard Deviation from the calculator Statistical and Regression Calculations Put the calculator into STAT mode

Finding Statistics from a Grouped frequency table Height (x cm) – – – – 180 Frequency The table shows the height of 30 students Find the (i)Min (ii)Max (iii)Range (iv)Mean (v)Standard Deviation from the calculator We only have 1 variable so Select Enter the number column first pressing after each one. (the frequency automatically sets to 1) Go to the top of the next column Enter each frequency pressing After each one Once they have all been entered press

Finding Statistics from a Grouped frequency table Height (x cm) – – – – 180 Frequency The table shows the height of 30 students Find the (i)Min (ii)Max (iii)Range (iv)Mean (v)Standard Deviation from the calculator

Finding Statistics from a Grouped frequency table Height (x cm) – – – – 180 Frequency The table shows the height of 30 students Find the (i)Min (ii)Max (iii)Range (iv)Mean (v)Standard Deviation from the calculator We now need to analyse the statistics we have input

Once you have chosen your required output you need to press 1: Type2: Data change the type of data Edit the data 3: Sum4: Var 1: How many terms 2: Mean of data 5: Min and max of x3: Population Standard Deviation 4: Sample Standard Deviation

Finding Statistics from a Grouped frequency table Height (x cm) – – – – 180 Frequency The table shows the height of 30 students Find the (i)Min (ii)Max (iii)Range (iv)Mean (v)Standard Deviation from the calculator (i) Min = 135 (ii) Max = 175 (iii)Range = 175 – 135 = 50 (iv)Mean = 154 (i)Standard Deviation = 12.74

E.g 1 The frequency table of the monthly salaries of 20 people is shown below. a) Calculate the mean of the salaries of the 20 people. b) Calculate the standard deviation of the salaries of the 20 people. salary(in € ) frequency

E.g 2. The following table shows the grouped data, in classes, for the heights of 50 people. a) Calculate the mean of the salaries of the 20 people. b) Calculate the standard deviation of the salaries of the 20 people height (in cm) - classesfrequency

E.g3. Consider the following three data sets A, B and C. A = {9,10,11,7,13} B = {10,10,10,10,10} C = {1,1,10,19,19} a) Calculate the mean of each data set. b) Calculate the standard deviation of each data set. c) Which set has the largest standard deviation? d) Is it possible to answer question c) without calculations of the standard deviation?

E.g 4.A given data set has a mean μ and a standard deviation σ. a) What are the new values of the mean and the standard deviation if the same constant k is added to each data value in the given set? Explain. b) What are the new values of the mean and the standard deviation if each data value of the set is multiplied by the same constant k? Explain. E.g 5 If the standard deviation of a given data set is equal to zero, what can we say about the data values included in the given data set?