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    The document provides information about grouping raw test score data into frequency distribution classes. It includes the steps and calculations to determine: 1) The value of D4 for the ungrouped and grouped data, which is the data point that corresponds to the 4th decile. For the ungrouped data, D4 is 21.5. For the grouped data, D4 is 21.21. 2) The value of P80, which is the data point that corresponds to the 80th percentile. P80 is determined to be 96.21. 3) A table with the class limits, frequencies, class marks, and cumulative frequencies for grouped data ranging from 53-118 in 6 classes with a total

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    The document provides information about grouping raw test score data into frequency distribution classes. It includes the steps and calculations to determine: 1) The value of D4 for the ungrouped and grouped data, which is the data point that corresponds to the 4th decile. For the ungrouped data, D4 is 21.5. For the grouped data, D4 is 21.21. 2) The value of P80, which is the data point that corresponds to the 80th percentile. P80 is determined to be 96.21. 3) A table with the class limits, frequencies, class marks, and cumulative frequencies for grouped data ranging from 53-118 in 6 classes with a total

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    The document provides information about grouping raw test score data into frequency distribution classes. It includes the steps and calculations to determine: 1) The value of D4 for the ungrouped and grouped data, which is the data point that corresponds to the 4th decile. For the ungrouped data, D4 is 21.5. For the grouped data, D4 is 21.21. 2) The value of P80, which is the data point that corresponds to the 80th percentile. P80 is determined to be 96.21. 3) A table with the class limits, frequencies, class marks, and cumulative frequencies for grouped data ranging from 53-118 in 6 classes with a total

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    The document provides information about grouping raw test score data into frequency distribution classes. It includes the steps and calculations to determine: 1) The value of D4 for the ungrouped and grouped data, which is the data point that corresponds to the 4th decile. For the ungrouped data, D4 is 21.5. For the grouped data, D4 is 21.21. 2) The value of P80, which is the data point that corresponds to the 80th percentile. P80 is determined to be 96.21. 3) A table with the class limits, frequencies, class marks, and cumulative frequencies for grouped data ranging from 53-118 in 6 classes with a total

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    of 3

    18 39 19 20 31 35 18 20 38 49

    15 38 25 15 25 30 17 19 33 42
    21 25 22 45 21 12 28 23 44 27
    27 18 11 25 19 16 21 27 35 22

    Step 1. K = 1 + 3.322 log n

    K = 1 + 3.322 (log 40)

    K = 1 + 3.322 (1.602)

    K = 6.322 or 6

    Step 2. R = 49 – 11

    R = 38

    Step 3. C=R/K

    C = 38 / 6

    C = 6.333 or 6

    Step 4. Lower class limit of the first class is 11

    Class Frequency Class Mark Class Boundaries Less Than More Than

    Limit (f) (X’) Cumulative Cumulative

    Frequency ( < f) Frequency ( > f)

    11 – 16 5 13.5 10.5 – 16.5 5 40

    17 – 22 14 19.5 16.5 – 22.5 19 35

    23 – 28 9 25.5 22.5 – 28.5 28 21

    29 – 34 3 31.5 28.5 – 34. 5 31 12

    35 – 40 5 37.5 34.5 – 40.5 36 9

    41 – 46 3 43.5 40.5 – 46.5 39 4

    47 – 52 1 49.5 46.5 – 52.5 40 1

    40

    1. From the above data, compute for the D4 and interpret your findings. (10 points)

    For Ungrouped:

    Step 1:

    11, 12, 15, 15, 16, 17, 18, 18, 18, 19, 19, 19, 20, 20, 21, 21, 21, 22, 22, 23, 25, 25, 25, 25, 27,

    27, 27, 28, 30, 31, 33, 35, 35, 38, 38, 39, 42, 44, 45, 49

    Step 2:
    Dk = nk/10

    D4 = 40 (4) / 10

    D4 = 16

    Step 3:

    Dk = [X(nk/10) + X(nk/10 + 1)] / 2

    D4 = [21 + 22] / 2

    D4 = 43 / 2

    D4 = 21.5

    The D4 is located in the 2nd Class and is equal to 21.5

    For Grouped:

    Dk = nk/10

    D4 = 40 (4) / 10

    D4 = 16

    D4 is in Class 2

    Dk = LCBDk + C { [ nk/10 - < CFDk-1 ] / fDk }

    D4 = 16.5 + 6 { [ 40(4)/10 - 5 ] / 14}

    D4 = 16.5 + 6 { [ 16 - 5 ] / 14}

    D4 = 16.5 + 6 {11/ 14}

    D4 = 16.5 + 4.71

    D4 =21.21

    The D4 is located in the 2nd Class and is equal to 21.21

    Class Frequency Class Class Less Than More Than

    Limit (f) Mark Boundaries Cumulative Cumulative

    (X’) Frequency ( < f) Frequency ( > f)

    53 – 63 16 58 52.5 – 63.5 16 150

    64 – 74 22 69 63.5 – 74.5 38 134

    75 – 85 45 80 74.5 – 85.5 83 112

    86 – 96 38 91 85.5 – 96.5 121 67

    97 – 107 24 102 96.5 – 107.5 145 29

    108 – 118 5 113 107.5 – 118.5 150 5

    150

    (n.b. no points for completing the above table, but you need it complete to pursue the problems
    mentioned below)
    As a company policy, only those candidates who belongs to the upper 55% but below the P80
    are shortlisted (i.e. with respect to their GWS score), determine then –

    Pk = nk / 100

    P80 = 150(80) / 100

    P80 = 12,000 / 100

    P80 = 120

    P80 is in Class 4

    Pk = LCBPk + C { [ nk/100 - < CFPk-1 ] / fPk }

    P80 = 85.5 + 11 { [ 80(150)/100 - 83 ] / 38}

    P80 = 85.5 + 11 { [ 120 - 83 ] / 38}

    P80 = 85.5 + 11 { 37 / 38}

    P80 = 85.5 + 10.71

    P80 = 96.21

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