Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: Statistics, Exercise 1: Exercise
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Attempt the practice questions on Chapter 14: Statistics, Exercise 1: Exercise with hints and solutions to strengthen your understanding. Mathematics Crash Course (Based on Revised Syllabus-2023) solutions are prepared by Experienced Embibe Experts.
Questions from Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: Statistics, Exercise 1: Exercise with Hints & Solutions
The median of the following data is . Find the values of and , if total frequency is .
Class | ||||||||||
Frequency |

In his end of year exams, Joe scored the following:
Science
English
History
Math
Geography
What was the mean?

Fifty students recorded how much they spent on eating out in one month (to the nearest dollar). The results are shown in the partially complete frequency table:
Class interval | Class boundaries | Frequency |
State the class that contains the median.

Fifty students recorded how much they spent on eating out in one month (to the nearest dollar). The results are shown in the partially complete frequency table:
Class interval | Class boundaries | Frequency |
State the modal class.

A taxi driver records the distances of his journeys, to the nearest km, over the course of a long weekend shift.
Distance | |||||
Frequency |
Write down the modal class.

Your tutor says that your test scores in Physics are better than your test scores in Chemistry. Your results (out of ) for the last six tests in each subject are presented in this table:
Chemistry | ||||||
Physics |
Comment on your tutor's claim.

You suspect that boys are spending more money than girls in your school canteen. You stand by the cashier one lunch time and record the amount spent by the first ten girls and by the first ten boys. The amounts you record are as follows:
Boys | Girls | ||
Comment on the claim that boys spend more than girls in the canteen.

The number of text messages sent by adults in one week are shown below.
Find the mean and median number of texts sent.
