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Class 11 Organisation of Data: cheat sheet

CBSE Social Science. How raw data are classified and grouped into frequency distributions, with class limits, class marks, widths, tally marks and the exclusive and inclusive methods.

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Key ideas

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Class mark(lower limit + upper limit) ÷ 2
Class widthupper limit − lower limit
Number of classes(largest − smallest) ÷ class width
Tally markseach bundle of five plus the single strokes: 5 × bundles + singles
Inclusive to exclusivelower limit − 0.5 and upper limit + 0.5 (10–19 becomes 9.5–19.5)
Cumulative frequency (less than)add the frequencies of all classes up to that one
Percentage frequencyclass frequency ÷ total × 100

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Worked example

Convert to the exclusive method: (a) 70–79 (b) 90–99. What is the width of each class?

Working: subtract 0.5 from the lower limit and add 0.5 to the upper

Answer: (a) 69.5–79.5, width 10 (b) 89.5–99.5, width 10

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