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To calculate minimum, maximum, median, upper quartile, and lower quartile.
Answer to Problem 21PFA
Median is 1518, lower quartile is 2060, upper quartile is 1342, minimum is 1215 and maximum is 2788.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: the worldwide grosses for top 10 grossing films
Formula used:Median is,
Lower quartile is,
Upper quartile is,
Where, n is number of tiles/ data points
Calculation:
Rank | Gross( in millions) |
1 | 2788 |
2 | 2187 |
3 | 2060 |
4 | 1670 |
5 | 1520 |
6 | 1516 |
7 | 1405 |
8 | 1342 |
9 | 1277 |
10 | 1215 |
For median, substituting the values in median formula
On solving,
Substituting the values of 5th and 6th term,
So,
On solving,
Hence, median is 1518
For lower quartile, substituting the values,
So,
On solving,
Rounding off the value,
Substituting the value,
Hence, lower quartile is 2060
For upper quartile, substituting the values,
So,
On solving,
Rounding off,
Substituting the value,
Hence, upper quartile is 1342
Minimum is the smallest number of the dataset.
Hence, minimum= 1215
Maximum is the largest number of the dataset.
Hence, maximum= 2788
Hence, Median is 1518, lower quartile is 2060, upper quartile is 1342, minimum is 1215 and maximum is 2788.
To evaluate the five number summary.
Answer to Problem 21PFA
Five number summary is 1215, 1342, 1518, 2060, 2788
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The data of worldwide grosses for the top 10 highest grossing films.
Rank | Gross( in millions) |
1 | 2788 |
2 | 2187 |
3 | 2060 |
4 | 1670 |
5 | 1520 |
6 | 1516 |
7 | 1405 |
8 | 1342 |
9 | 1277 |
10 | 1215 |
Median is 1518, lower quartile is 2060, upper quartile is 1342, minimum is 1215 and maximum is 2788.
Formula used:Five number summary is Minimum, lower quartile, median upper quartile and maximum
Calculation:
Substituting the value of minimum, lower quartile, median, upper quartile and maximum. Hence, the five number summary of the given data set is,
1215, 1342, 1518, 2060, 2788
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