Inequalities using mean,median Upper half of element are biggerbthan median, the other half of elements are smaller than median Min < (median.n/2+min.n/2)/n < mean < (median. n/2 + max.n/2)/n < Max
I want to look more into the mathematical proof of going from the ratio of grap to ratio of numbers. I can memorize this procedure, but the concept is not clicking. What can I search up to learn more about this method, or more specifically, the proof of this method and why it works? Thank you!
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To get the median for grouped data use cumulative frequencies to find the (n+1/2)th element
Inequalities using mean,median
Upper half of element are biggerbthan median, the other half of elements are smaller than median
Min < (median.n/2+min.n/2)/n < mean < (median. n/2 + max.n/2)/n < Max
I wish they could solve the algebra part of the second question. The solution was quite confusing 😢
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I want to look more into the mathematical proof of going from the ratio of grap to ratio of numbers. I can memorize this procedure, but the concept is not clicking. What can I search up to learn more about this method, or more specifically, the proof of this method and why it works? Thank you!
for the problem @25:00
I am failing to understand the range part🥲, But good content in overal
Exactly man! That’s kind of confusing.