Q.No.2 You are working for the transport manager of a "call centre" which hires cars for the staff. You are interested in the weekly distance covered by these cars. Kilometers recorded for a sample of hired cars during a given week yielded the following data: (8) k.m. covered 80-90 90-100 100-110 110-120 120-130 130-140 140-150 150-160 160-170 No. Of cars (1) 18 2 12 28 45 32 20 2 16 (a) Calculate the median, mode, third decile (D3) and P77. (b) Draw a cumulative frequency polygon (ogive) on graph paper (only) and estimate graphically the number of cars which covered less than 140 k.m in the week.

Q.No.2 You are working for the transport manager of a "call centre" which hires cars for the staff. You are interested in the weekly distance covered by these cars. Kilometers recorded for a sample of hired cars during a given week yielded the following data: (8) k.m. covered 80-90 90-100 100-110 110-120 120-130 130-140 140-150 150-160 160-170 No. Of cars (1) 18 2 12 28 45 32 20 2 16 (a) Calculate the median, mode, third decile (D3) and P77. (b) Draw a cumulative frequency polygon (ogive) on graph paper (only) and estimate graphically the number of cars which covered less than 140 k.m in the week.

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