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Measures of Position in Ungrouped Data

The document discusses measures of position including quartiles, deciles, and percentiles. It provides definitions and formulas for calculating these measures and includes examples of finding quartiles, deciles, and percentiles from data sets.
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Measures of Position in Ungrouped Data

The document discusses measures of position including quartiles, deciles, and percentiles. It provides definitions and formulas for calculating these measures and includes examples of finding quartiles, deciles, and percentiles from data sets.
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MEASURES

OF
POSITION
(UNGROUPED
DATA)
 IT IS A
NUMBER
THAT
TELLS
WHERE THE
SCORE
STANDS
RELATIVE
TO OTHERS
IN A SET OF
DATA.
 IT CAN BE
APPLIED TO
ORDINAL
VARIABLES.
THE 3
MEASURES
OF POSITION
QUARTILE
DECILE
PERCENTILE

QUARTILE
THE
QUARTILES
ARE THE
SCORE POINTS
WHICH DIVIDE
A DISTRIBUTION
INTO 4 EQUAL
PARTS.
 Q1 is called the lower quartile
 Q2 is nothing but the median
THE
 Q3 is the upper quartile

DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN Q3
AND Q1 IS THE
INTERQUARTILE
RANGE.
FORMULA:
k
Qk = (n+1)

EXAMPLE#1
4
Find the Q1,
Q2 and Q3 of
the given
numbers:
13, 9, 18,
15, 14, 21,
7, 10, 11,
20, 5, 18,
37, 16, 17
EXAMPLE#3
FIND THE Q1
AND Q3,
GIVEN THE
SCORES OF 9
STUDENTS IN
THEIR
MATHEMATIC
S ACTIVITY
USING
LINEAR
INTERPOLATION.
1, 27, 16,
7, 31, 7,
30, 3, 21
EXAMPLE#2
SOLVE FOR Q1
AND Q3 USING
MENDENHALL
AND SINCICH
METHOD
{1, 3 , 7, 7, 16 ,
21, 27, 30 , 31}
ACTIVITY#1
Find the Q1,
Q2 and Q3
of the data.
The number
of days
taken by
each of 11
employees to
finish a job
were 32 39
27 23 42 35
42 29 46 37
42
MENDENHALL
AND SINCICH
METHOD
RULES:
LOWER
QUARTILE (L)
= POSITION OF
1
Q1= (n+1)
4
AND ROUND
TO THE
NEAREST
INTEGER. IF L
FALLS
HALFWAY
BETWEEN
TWO
INTEGERS,
ROUND UP.
NEXT
CALCULATE:
UPPER
QUARTILE (U)
= POSITION OF
3
Q3= (n+1)
4
AND ROUND
TO THE
NEAREST
INTEGER. IF U
FALLS
HALFWAY
BETWEEN
TWO
INTEGERS,
ROUND DOWN.
STEPS IN
SOLVING LINEAR
OF
INTERPOLATION
DECILE
 THE
DECILES
ARE THE
NINE SCORE
POINTS
WHICH
DIVIDE THE
DISTRIBUTION
INTO TEN
EQUAL
PARTS.
 EXAMPLE#1
FIND THE D3
AND D8 OF THE
FOLLOWING
TEST SCORES
OF A RANDOM
SAMPLE OF TEN
STUDENTS: 15,
18, 20, 23, 28,
28, 33, 35,40, 42
PERCENTILE
 THE
PERCENTILES
ARE THE
NINETY-NINE
SCORE POINTS
WHICH DIVIDE
A
DISTRIBUTION
INTO ONE
HUNDRED
EQUAL PARTS,
SO THAT EACH
PART
REPRESENTS
THE DATA SET.
EXAMPLE#1
FIND THE 30TH
PERCENTILE OR
P30 OF THE
FOLLOWING
TEST SCORES
OF A RANDOM
SAMPLE OF TEN
STUDENTS: 35,
42, 40, 28, 15,
23, 33, 20, 18,
AND 28.
ACTIVITY#2
TH
FIND THE 6
DECILE (D6)
RD
AND 3
DECILE (D3)
GIVEN THE
SCORES OF 10
STUDENTS IN
THEIR QUIZ.
10, 44, 50, 20,
25, 36, 31, 15,
18, 43
ACTIVITY#3
THE TEST
SCORE
SAMPLE OF 15
STUDENTS IN
A CLASS ARE
AS FOLLOWS:
{20, 25, 21, 19,
15, 10, 27, 30,
31, 35, 33, 37,
40, 42, 45}
FIND P32, P65,
P80

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