Measures of Location

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Measures of Location Measures of Location Dr. Romario ‘Bhong” P.Ybañez Research Director St. Paul University Dumaguete

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  • Measures of Location Measures of Location Dr. Romario Bhong P. YbaezResearch DirectorSt. Paul University Dumaguete

  • MEASURES OF LOCATION MEASURES OF LOCATION (FRACTILES)(FRACTILES)1. Quartiles (Qi)

    (i /4)(n) values of the ordered set liesbelow Qi.below Qi.

    One-fourth or 25% < Q1. Half or 50% < Q2 (Q2= Md) Three-fourths or 75% < Q3

  • Example 1. 2 4 6 8 Q1 Q2 Q3

    32

    42Q

    itbelowlies1)4(4

    1for which :

    i

    1

    valuesvaluesQ

    72

    86Q

    itbelowlie values3)4(4

    3for which value:Q

    52

    64Q

    itbelowlies values2)4(4

    2for which :

    2

    3

    3

    2

    2

    i

    valueQ

  • 2. 3 5 7 9 12 Q1 Q2 Q3

    42

    8

    2

    53Q

    itbelowlies1.25)5(4

    1for which :

    i

    1

    valuesvaluesQ

    82

    97Q

    itbelowlie values.753)5(4

    3for which value:Q

    7Q

    itbelowlies values5.2)5(4

    2for which :

    22

    3

    3

    2

    2

    valueQ

  • 2. Deciles (Di) (i/10)(n) values of the ordered set lies below Di. One-tenth or 10% < D1. Two-tenths or 20% < D2. In general, (i x 10)% of the data values are less

    Di D = Md D5 = Md Example. Given the following scores 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30

  • Solution:

    9108

    Dit;belowlie values45.4)15(3

    :

    72

    86D;it belowlie values3)15(

    10

    2:

    32

    42Dit;belowlie value15.1)15(

    10

    1:

    33

    22

    11

    D

    D

    D

    15D;it belowlievalues5.7)15(10

    5:

    132

    1412Dit;belowlie values6)15(

    10

    4:

    92

    Dit;belowlie values45.4)15(10

    :

    55

    44

    33

    D

    D

    D

  • 25Dit;belowlievalues12)15(8

    :

    21Dit;belowlievalues105.10)15(10

    7:

    19Dit;belowlievalues9)15(10

    6:

    77

    66

    D

    D

    D

    27Dit;belowlievalues5.13)15(10

    9:

    25Dit;belowlievalues12)15(10

    8:

    99

    88

    D

    D

  • 3. Percentile (Pi) (i/100)(n) values of the ordered set lies below

    Pi. One per cent < P1. Two per cent < P2. P =Md=Q ; P = Q ; P = Q P50=Md=Q2; P25 = Q1; P75 = Q3 In general, i % < Pi.Example. Given the following scores: 80, 92,

    85, 87, 94, 83, 88, 91, 92, and 80. Array: 80, 80, 83, 85, 87, 88, 91, 92, 92, 94

  • Solution:P25: 25%(10)=2.5; P25 =(80+83)/2 =81.5P50: 50%(10) = 5;P50 =(87+88)/2= 87.5P60: 60%(10) = 6; P60 = (88+91)/2=89.5P75:75%(10)=7.5; P75=(91+92)/2= 91.5