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An incomplete distribution is given below:Variable You are given that the median value is 70 and the total number of items is 200. Using the median formula fill up the frequencies.

An incomplete distribution is given below:Variable You are given that the median value-example-1

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Answer:

The missing frequencies are x = 8 and y = 43.

Explanation:

Median Value =70

Then the median Class =60-80

Let the missing frequencies be x and y.

Given: Total Frequncy = 200 , Median = 46


\left|\begin{array}cccccccValue&0-20&20-40&40-60&60-80&80-100&100-120&120-140\\Frequency&12&30&x&66&y&27&14\\$Cumu.Freq&12&42&42+x&108+x&108+x+y&135+x+y&149+x+y\end{array}\right|

From the table


\sum f_i =149+x+y

Here, n = 200

n/2 = 100

Lower Class Boundary of the median class, l=60

Frequency of the median class(f) =66

Cumulative Frequency before the median class, f=42+x

Class Width, h=10


Median = l + ((n)/(2) - c.f )/(f) * h


70 = 60+ (100- 42+x )/(66)* 10\\70 = 60+ (58+x )/(66)* 10\\70-60=(58+x )/(66)* 10\\10*66=10(58+x)\\58+x=66\\x=66-58\\x=8

200=149+x+y

200=149+8+y

y=200-(149+8)

y=43

Hence, the missing frequencies are x = 8 and y = 43.

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