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Statistika Bagian 1 - Mengenal Unsur-unsur serta Cara Penyajian Data Tabel Distribusi Frekuensi

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Hi assalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh meet again with me and

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hendayani on the mad lem channel this is the

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first video discussing

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statistical material in this video we will

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learn how to present data

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in a frequency distribution table pup pup

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ok in this video we will learn

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how to present data in a

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frequency distribution table or

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grouped data breath friends when junior

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high school ever learned single data where the

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data is presented one by one yes you can

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hi like the following this is single data

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because the data is presented one by one for

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example this is the

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final semester assessment score or math test of

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80 students if the data is

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small for example only 10 only 15 we

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can easily present it in the

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form of single data we can easily

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analyze it but if the data is this

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much friends yes especially if

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more than 30 data we should present this data

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in grouped data

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hi now friends compared to

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this if we present it one by

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one or in the form of single data

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this is raw data yes or rauda no

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don't compare it with data if we

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present it like this

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hi now this the same data but the difference is that

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we present this one by one if

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this data has been grouped into

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several intervals, well if

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we present the data in a table like this, this is

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called a frequency distribution table, that

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distribution is the distribution, yes, the

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frequency, so

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we group it into several

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intervals called classes, well if

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we compare the first data which is still

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presented one by one with the data that

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we have grouped and presented

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in the frequency distribution table,

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of course it comes here in the

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frequency distribution table, this data will be

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captured and understood more quickly, the

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difference with this data, for example,

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friends, you want to see the highest student scores

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in what range,

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if the data is one by one like this, it is

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difficult for us to read it, but if

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it is in the form of this table, we can

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see

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oh the highest student data is

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this one, it is between 71-80,

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the score we can read it

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more quickly then the advantage or

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advantage of presenting data in a

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frequency distribution table, we can

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more easily require the

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next data analysis process, well in this video

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we will learn how to

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present data like this, raw data

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like this will be presented in a

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frequency distribution table,

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hi before we learn to present data

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in a frequency distribution table, there

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some parts of the frequency distribution table

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that friends need to know

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the first is called the

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interval class okay friends need to

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understand this because we will use it in the

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next material especially in

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the calculation later there are those that are in accordance

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with the interval class interval class is a

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group of data values ​​written in the

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form of intervals friends for example

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in this table this is the interval class

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31-40 41-50 51-60 well this is the first interval class

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this is the

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first class cluster one this is the second class well this is the

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third class and so on

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down to the bottom this is the last class okay

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so this is called the interval class

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hi then the second there is something called the

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class limit

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hi okay so we already know oh this is the class

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now what is the class limit

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there are two class limits yes there is a lower limit the

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lower limit is the lower end limit in a

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class so each class has two

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limits friends the lower limit is the

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smallest limit for example in this

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first class yes this first class the

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lower limit is 31 because this is the

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smallest value yes then there are those who like the

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upper limit the upper limit is the

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upper end limit in a class large value the

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largest value in the class range

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hi so in this first class this 31

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this is the lower limit 40 this is the upper limit

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martiya try in the third class well this is the

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third class this is the lower limit 51 the

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upper limit 60 in the last class this is the

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lower limit 91 the upper limit 100

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clearly yes this is what is called

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this class which is called the lower limit

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this is the upper limit this is the lower limit this is the

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upper limit okay then next there is what is

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called the class edge but there are

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also two classes there is a lower edge and there is an upper edge

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hi but lower or in short we abbreviate it

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with tb that is the lower limit minus the

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data accuracy yes lower limit minus the

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data accuracy well if the upper edge is the

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upper limit we add it to the

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data accuracy data accuracy well this is a

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note if the data is an

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integer then the data accuracy is 0.5

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for example in this table this is an

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integer data there is no comma so the

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data accuracy is 0.5 well

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for example we want to find the lower edge the lower edge of the

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first class the lower edge is the

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lower limit minus the accuracy well for

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integers like this the

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deafness accuracy is 0.5 so the lower edge of the

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first class that means 31 minus

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0.5 how much is 30.5 this is the lower edge of the

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first class if the upper edge is the

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upper limit plus the accuracy

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yo yeah that means the upper limit of this one is 40

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plus 0.5 40.5 well this is the upper edge of the

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first class enters the

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lower edge of the second class and the inner 41

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we subtract it by 0.5 40.5 this is the

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lower edge of the second class the upper edge is

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plus 0.5 50.5 like that try the third class the

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same but the bottom is just subtracted by

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0.5 51 subtract 0.5 55 well the top edge is

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added 0.5 60.5 the fourth class is the same

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but the bottom is subtracted by 0.5 61 subtract 0.5

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that is 60.5 but the top means 70 plus

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0.5 70.5 well this is the lower edge this is the

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upper edge and so on well if the data

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contains one decimal place then

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the accuracy of the data is 0.05 it's different again

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for example this data in there is a comma

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yes for example 31.6 for example a

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ratih the bottom edge is not minus 0.5

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but minus 0.05 okay but

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most of the data is in integers

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hi now let's continue next there is something

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called class length

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hi class length how to find it

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but the top minus the bottom edge yes well

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in this table all these classes the

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class length will be the same friends long

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hard that class length is all the

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same so friends want to take the

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top edge and bottom edge of any class is fine

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for example if you want to use the first class it

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means the length of

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this class but the top minus but the bottom

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but the top is some 40.5 so the length of the

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area is 40.5 minus 3515 what

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10 oh it turns out the length of this class is 10 want the

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second class used 55 minus

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40.5 also the result will be the same eh

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that's the class length

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hi or an easy way can also be

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like this just the

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limit minus 40 minus 31 then

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add one can be like that yes can the

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upper limit minus the lower limit

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then add one that person

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can also find the class length okay

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next there is something called the

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class midpoint and the class midpoint is

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half the upper limit plus the

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lower limit for example we want to find the

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midpoint from the first class means

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half times 31/40 like that

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hi dad how much is that midpoint the

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midpoint of the second class is the same means

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half times 41 plus 55

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a = how much is odd that is the midpoint well

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those are some parts of the

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frequency distribution table that

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friends need to know now we

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will try to group data or

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present data in a frequency distribution table

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or group data in

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interval classes well the

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steps are first

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friends determine the range

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yes the range is the largest data minus the

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smallest data okay first determine the

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range second determine the number of

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interval classes the number of classes this

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formula is the number of classes or is it equal

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to one plus 3.3 times lock

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n here you like that logarithm n this is

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the number of data

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hi and third we determine

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the length of the class the length of the class is the way

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the range is divided by the number of classes yes well

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these are the three steps we need

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to present data in a

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frequency distribution table to be clearer

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let's try the following exercise hi

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present the following data in a

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frequency distribution table well here

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how many are there are 40 data yes here there are 40 data

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we will present in a frequency distribution table

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first we determine

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the range of that range The

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largest data minus the smallest data in

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this table is the largest datok where is the largest data

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f95 yes the smallest data

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hi ake 42 so the range is 95

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minus 42 the range is 53

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secondly we determine the number of

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interval classes the formula is k = 1 plus 3.3

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lock n so in this data only how many n is the

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number of father's data this number of

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data is 40 means only that 40 so

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the number of classes is one plus 3.3

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times lo 40 log 40 this you can

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find using your calculator 40 is sak 1.6

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yes

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a 3.3 times 1.6 is 5.2 8 so now

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we calculate 1 plus 5.2 8628 or we just

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round it up to six so the number of classes

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is 6 and finally we determine

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the length of the class the length of the class is

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the way we divide the range by

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the number of interval classes so in

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this question yes the range earlier we got

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53 and the number of interval classes is 6

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so the length of the class is 53 we

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divide by six 53 divided by six that 8.8

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three we just round it up to 9 so the

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class length is 9 now this is what

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we need to make a

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frequency distribution table okay let's make

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the table

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oh yes because earlier we got the

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number of classes is 6 so when

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friends make the table below the

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number of rows according to the number of

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classes so here there are many 6

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means the reply we make 6 1234567

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because later there will be 6 interval classes

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okay let's write the interval first the

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smallest value is 42 means the

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first interval is 42 to how much look at the

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class length the class length is 9

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don't add 9 but add the

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class length minus one yes that means we

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add 8 friends remember because the

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class length is not the upper limit

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minus the lower limit but the upper edge

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minus the lower edge earlier right

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oh yes so here we add 8 how much 50

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okay

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hi now the second terrace means from 51

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online fish 55 one plus

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hi 59 this is from 60 starting 6868

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then this is 69 plus 8707 this is 78 + 8 86

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like this 87 add 8

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hi now to make it easier to determine the

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diesel frequency when adding one

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column, namely the column continues or teli,

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usually friends see participate or this

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in the voting usually yes now

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to make it easier for us to determine

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the frequency, the method is like this, we start the

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first data 5858 is in

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which class 58 is the class that we

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write one then 53 goes

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here again off two 56 here also three

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then 6464 in this class between 0968

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then 50 goes into the first class

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I

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hi I really possible and 6565

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here yes now so we just count

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the poles or ropes to determine the

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first frequency the first class is

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this how many six yes so the frequency is

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6 this 12 this how many

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hi then this 8 and this five this three now

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this is the frequency of each of

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these classes now so this data

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we have presented in the frequency distribution table

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okay that's how to determine

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or how to present data into a frequency

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distribution table of grouped data

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until we meet in the next video salam

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alaikum warohmatullohi wabarokatuh hi hi hi hi hi

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