Age GroupsFrequencyQ-8: For the fallowing frequency distribution, calculate arithmetic, geometric, hamonic means, medan,mode, S, (M.D), S', Cov, quartile deviation, interquartile range and its lower, upper limits.12-142610-121416-183014-1618-20428.Q-9: For the fallowing frequency distribution, calculate arithmetic, geometric, hamonic means, median,mode, S, M.D, S?, range, Cov, quartile deviation, interquartile range andits lower, upper limits.10-19Marks ObtainedNumber of students0-920-2930-3940-49842.

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Age Groups Frequency Q-8: For the fallowing frequency distribution, calculate arithmetic, geometric, hamonic means, median, mode, S, (M.D), S',CoV, quartile deviation, interquartile range andits lower, upper limits. 12-14 26 10-12 14 14-16 42 16-18 30 18-20 8 Q-9: For the fallowing frequency distribution, calculate arithmetic, geometric, hamanic means, median, mode, S, M.D, S?, range, Cov, quartile deviation, interquartile range and its lower, upper limits. 10-19 8. Marks Obtained Number of students 20-29 4 30-39 3 0-9 40-49

Age Groups Frequency Q-8: For the fallowing frequency distribution, calculate arithmetic, geometric, hamonic means, median, mode, S, (M.D), S',CoV, quartile deviation, interquartile range andits lower, upper limits. 12-14 26 10-12 14 14-16 42 16-18 30 18-20 8 Q-9: For the fallowing frequency distribution, calculate arithmetic, geometric, hamanic means, median, mode, S, M.D, S?, range, Cov, quartile deviation, interquartile range and its lower, upper limits. 10-19 8. Marks Obtained Number of students 20-29 4 30-39 3 0-9 40-49

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