Standard 9 Mathematics Part - 2>Chapter 6 - Statistics>Exercise 5

Kerala Board Solutions for Chapter: Statistics, Exercise 5: Exercise 5

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Standard 9 Mathematics Part - 2>Chapter 6 - Statistics>Exercise 5>Q (1)

Find different sets of $6$ different numbers between $10$ and $30$ with the mean as $20$ .

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9th Kerala Board

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Standard 9 Mathematics Part - 2>Chapter 6 - Statistics>Exercise 5>Q (1)

Find different sets of $6$ different numbers between $10$ and $30$ with the mean as $15$ .

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9th Kerala Board

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Standard 9 Mathematics Part - 2>Chapter 6 - Statistics>Exercise 5>Q (1)

Find different sets of $6$ different numbers between $10$ and $30$ with the mean as $25$ .

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9th Kerala Board

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Standard 9 Mathematics Part - 2>Chapter 6 - Statistics>Exercise 5>Q (2)

The table below shows the children in a class, sorted according to their height. What is the mean height of a child in this class?

Height (cm)	Number of children
$148 - 152$	$8$
$152 - 156$	$10$
$156 - 160$	$15$
$160 - 164$	$10$
$164 - 168$	$7$

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9th Kerala Board

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Standard 9 Mathematics Part - 2>Chapter 6 - Statistics>Exercise 5>Q (3)

The teachers in a university are sorted according to their ages, as shown below. What is the mean age of a teacher in this university?

Age	Number of persons
$25 - 30$	$6$
$30 - 35$	$14$
$35 - 40$	$16$
$40 - 45$	$22$
$45 - 50$	$5$
$50 - 55$	$4$
$55 - 60$	$3$

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9th Kerala Board

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Standard 9 Mathematics Part - 2>Chapter 6 - Statistics>Exercise 5>Q (4)

The table below shows children in a class sorted according to their weights. The mean weight is calculated as $26$ kilograms. How many children have weights between $23$ and $25$ kilograms?