This problem will take you through calculating the mean for grouped data by hand. The reason that the class midpoint is used in the table below is because it is the expected value for the average score in each class. Part A: Lower Class Limit Upper Class Limit Frequency Class midpoint Frequency times midpoint 60 64 13 65 69 17 70 74 15 75 79 7 77 539 80 84 5 82 410 85 89 5 87 435 90 94 3 92 276 95 99 1 97 97 100 104 1 102 102 Part B: Now add up the last column of the table above.

This problem will take you through calculating the mean for grouped data by hand. The reason that the class midpoint is used in the table below is because it is the expected value for the average score in each class. Part A: Lower Class Limit Upper Class Limit Frequency Class midpoint Frequency times midpoint 60 64 13 65 69 17 70 74 15 75 79 7 77 539 80 84 5 82 410 85 89 5 87 435 90 94 3 92 276 95 99 1 97 97 100 104 1 102 102 Part B: Now add up the last column of the table above.

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Lower Class Limit	Upper Class Limit	Frequency	Class midpoint	Frequency times midpoint
60	64	13
65	69	17
70	74	15
75	79	7	77	539
80	84	5	82	410
85	89	5	87	435
90	94	3	92	276
95	99	1	97	97
100	104	1	102	102