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Quartiles: Grouped & Ungrouped

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Challenge your quartile skills in data sets.

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Quartiles: Grouped & Ungrouped
 

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Challenge your quartile skills in data sets.

by PAGADUAN CAROLINE J.
1

In ungrouped data with n=12, where does the median (Q2) lie?

2

For ungrouped data with n=20, Q1 position using (n+1)/4 lies between which ranks?

3

What is the common formula for Q3 in grouped data?

4

What is the main difference when computing quartiles for grouped vs ungrouped data?

5

Ungrouped data {2,4,6,8,10}. What is Q2?

6

With L=10, N=200, cf=40, f=20, h=5, find Q1 using (0.25N).

7

Quartiles split data into how many equal parts?

8

Which method places Q1 at (n+1)/4 for ungrouped data?

9

For grouped data: L=100, N=400, cf=180, f=60, h=4. Compute Q3.

10

Q3 is the 75th percentile of the data, true or false?

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