Grouped Frequency Tables (AQA GCSE Maths): Flashcards

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How is data organized in grouped frequency tables?

Data sorted into ranges/classes/intervals

Purpose of grouped frequency tables

Handle large data & spot patterns easily

Rule for class intervals

No gaps; use << and \leq to define boundaries

What is a mid-interval value?

Single number in middle of class range

Formula for mid-interval value

Lower boundary+Upper boundary2\frac{\text{Lower boundary} + \text{Upper boundary}}{2}

What is the modal class?

Class interval with highest frequency

Median position formula

(n+1)÷2(n + 1) \div 2 where nn = total data points

Mean estimate formula for grouped data

(f×mid-int)f\frac{\sum(f \times \text{mid-int})}{\sum f}

Range estimate from grouped data

Difference of highest & lowest class boundaries

Nature of grouped data calculations

Estimates, not exact values

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