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1.1 Determine the missing values in the table above 1.2 Using the table above, calculate the estimated mean rainfall. 1.3 Draw an Ogive (cumulative frequency graph) of the data on the GRID PROVIDED 1.4 Write the following: Modal class Estimated median rainfall
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9 stepsQuestion 4.1.1: Determine the missing values in the table above.
Calculate missing value A (Frequency).
For the first row, "MIDPOINT X FREQUENCY" is 20 and "MIDPOINT" is 10.
Calculate missing value B (Midpoint).
For the third row, the rainfall interval is . The midpoint is the average of the lower and upper bounds.
Question 4.1.2: Using the table above, calculate the estimated mean rainfall.
Complete the sums for frequency and (midpoint frequency).
Using and :
Total Frequency ():Total (Midpoint Frequency) ():
Calculate the estimated mean rainfall ().
The formula for the estimated mean is:
Question 4.1.3: Draw an Ogive (cumulative frequency graph) of the data on the GRID PROVIDED.
I cannot draw a graph directly. You would plot the cumulative frequency against the upper class boundaries.Question 4.1.4: Write the following:
a) Modal class
Identify the highest frequency.
The frequencies are 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 3, 2. The highest frequency is 8.
Determine the class interval corresponding to the highest frequency.
The class interval with a frequency of 8 is .
The modal class is .b) Estimated median rainfall
Determine the position of the median.
Total frequency () = 30.
The median position is . The median is the 15th value.Identify the median class.
Calculate cumulative frequencies:
: Cum Freq = 2
: Cum Freq =
: Cum Freq =
: Cum Freq =
The 15th value falls into the class , as its cumulative frequency (17) is the first to exceed the median position (15). So, the median class is .Calculate the estimated median using the formula for grouped data.
Median
Where:
(lower boundary of the median class)
(total frequency)
(cumulative frequency of the class before the median class)
(frequency of the median class)
(class width, )
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