Business Statistics & Statistics
Definition of Average & Types of Averages
Definition of Average & Types of Averages – According to Clark,”Average is an attempt to find one single figure to describe the whole of … […]
Central Tendency
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Cumulative Frequency Series in Statistics
Cumulative frequency series is a kind of continuous series in which the frequencies corresponding to each class interval in the series are added continuously. In this series, […]
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Open-End Class Interval / Open-End Classes / Open-End Series
In an Open-End interval, the lower limit of the first interval and/or the upper limit of the last interval is not given. Here, the length of these intervals is merely guessed based on the length of the interval nearest to them. […]
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Inclusive Series
Continuous series such as 5-9, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24тАж is called an inclusive series. In such an inclusive series, the upper limit of one class is not equal to the lower limit of the next class. […]
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Exclusive Series
Continuous series such as 0-10, 10-20, 20-30тАж is called an exclusive series. In such an exclusive series, the upper limit of one class is the lower limit of the next class. […]
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Continuous Series in Statistics with Example and Types of Continuous Series
In a continuous series, frequencies are shown along with the variable’s value in the form of class intervals. In other words, a continuous series is one in which both the class interval and the corresponding class frequency are given. […]
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Discrete Series in Statistics with Example
A discrete series is a type of statistical series in which a variable’s frequencies are shown without class intervals. We get X and … […]
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Individual Series in Statistics and Example
Individual series are those in which the frequencies are not given. An individual series is created when raw data is presented individually in the form of a series. […]