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Percentiles, deciles, quartiles in ungrouped data

by ivan garcia
1

What is a percentile?

2

In ungrouped data with n observations, how do you locate Pc (the percentile) using Pc = c n/100?

3

If n = 20 and you want P10, which data value is the percentile?

4

Using the same 20 data points, what is P30?

5

What is a decile?

6

In ungrouped data, how do you locate Dc (the decile) using Dc = c n/10?

7

If n = 20, what is D4 (the 4th decile)?

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How many percentiles does a dataset have?

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What is Q1 in relation to percentiles?

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Which statement best describes quartiles, percentiles, and deciles together?

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Percentiles partition data into 100 equal parts.

Position is determined by rounding up to the next whole number.

P10 uses position ceil(0.10×20) = ceil(2) = 2.

P30 position = ceil(0.30×20) = ceil(6) = 6.

Deciles partition data into 10 equal parts.

Position is ceil(cn/10) for deciles.

D4 position = ceil(0.4×20) = ceil(8) = 8.

There are 99 percentiles dividing into 100 parts.

Q1 is the 25th percentile in descriptive statistics.

All are measures of position for ungrouped data.

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