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1+((A)/(2)-CF)× 1

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The formula you've provided is for calculating the median of grouped data, not the mean.

The formula is:

Median=L+(N2−CFF)×I\text{Median} = L + \left(\frac{\frac{N}{2} - CF}{F}\right) \times I

Here's what each variable represents:

  • LL: The lower boundary of the median class.
  • NN: The total number of observations (sum of all frequencies).
  • CFCF: The cumulative frequency of the class preceding the median class.
  • FF: The frequency of the median class.
  • II: The class width of the median class.

To use this formula, you would first need a frequency distribution table to identify the median class and the values for L,N,CF,F,L, N, CF, F, and II.

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