INSTRUCTIONS: Answer any FOUR (4) questions. QUESTION 1 Table 1 provides sample data concerning the distances that 104 students at a secondary school walk from home to school. Distances (m) 1-300 301-600 601-900 901-1200 1201-1500 Table1. Frequency 25 34 28 12 5 Calculate: (a) (i) The class width of the second class. (ii) The mean distance traveled. (iii) The modal weight. (iv) The median distance traveled.

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INSTRUCTIONS: Answer any FOUR (4) questions.
QUESTION 1
Table 1 provides sample data concerning the distances that 104 students at a
secondary school walk from home to school.
Distances (m)
1-300
301-600
601-900
901 - 1200
1201-1500
Table1.
Frequency
25
34
28
12
5
Calculate:
(a) (i) The class width of the second class.
(ii) The mean distance traveled.
(iii) The modal weight.
(iv) The median distance traveled.
(b) (i) Calculate the variance for the distances traveled.
(ii) Comment on the skewness for the distances traveled.
Transcribed Image Text:INSTRUCTIONS: Answer any FOUR (4) questions. QUESTION 1 Table 1 provides sample data concerning the distances that 104 students at a secondary school walk from home to school. Distances (m) 1-300 301-600 601-900 901 - 1200 1201-1500 Table1. Frequency 25 34 28 12 5 Calculate: (a) (i) The class width of the second class. (ii) The mean distance traveled. (iii) The modal weight. (iv) The median distance traveled. (b) (i) Calculate the variance for the distances traveled. (ii) Comment on the skewness for the distances traveled.
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