How do you find the mean, median and mode of

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2022-06-04

How do you find the mean, median and mode of x, x, x, x, x+y, x+y, x+2y, x+2y, x+2y, x+2y?

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atoandro8f04v

Beginner2022-06-05Added 7 answers

The data is completely symmetric as
there are 4 data points whose value is x
there are 2 data points whose value is x+y
and there are again 4 data points whose value is x+2y
Further mean of x and x+2y, only two extreme values, is middle value, which is x+y
Hence, data is completely symmetric and there is no skewness.
Hence mean, median and mode all are just x+y.
Alternatively, as there are already in ascending order, there are two middle values x and x and hence ,edian is x + x 2 = x.
Further, mean is 4 × x + 2 ( x + y ) + 4 × ( x + 2 y ) 10 = 4 x + 2 x + 2 y + 4 x + 8 y 10
= 10 x + 10 y 10 = x + y
Although for mode we have maximum frequency at two data points x and x+2y and hence to find mode, we have two modal class. But symmetric nature of data will lead to mode as x+y.

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