6. The results of an IQ test of a group of students in a certain college were taken and are presented in a frequency distribution.               Classes                                 f                70-75                                    2                76-81                                    8                82-87                                   19                88-93                                   21                94-99                                   28               100-105                                38               106-111                                15               112-117                                  9   Required: Using the frequency distribution above, determine the following: a) size of the class interval; b) median class; c) lower boundary of the median class; d) midpoint of the median class; e) upper limit of the median class; f) modal class; g) lower limit of the modal class; h) number of students with an IQ greater than 99.5; i) midpoint of the modal class. Compute the value of the mean, median, and mode.

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6. The results of an IQ test of a group of students in a certain college were taken and are presented in a frequency distribution.

              Classes                                 f

               70-75                                    2

               76-81                                    8

               82-87                                   19

               88-93                                   21

               94-99                                   28

              100-105                                38

              106-111                                15

              112-117                                  9

 

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  • Using the frequency distribution above, determine the following: a) size of the class interval; b) median class; c) lower boundary of the median class; d) midpoint of the median class; e) upper limit of the median class; f) modal class; g) lower limit of the modal class; h) number of students with an IQ greater than 99.5; i) midpoint of the modal class.
  • Compute the value of the mean, median, and mode.
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