Frequency Distributions (Junior Cert Mathematics): Flashcards

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Grouped Frequency Distributions
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Grouped frequency distribution definition

Data organised into intervals or ranges

Why group data into intervals?

Simplifies large data sets

Benefit of grouping for pattern recognition

Makes patterns and trends easier to spot

Mid-interval value definition

Middle point of an interval

How to calculate mid-interval value

Add lowest and highest values, divide by 22

Mid-interval value for 102010-20 interval

10+202=15\frac{10 + 20}{2} = 15

Why use mid-interval values?

Represents entire interval for calculations

Mean for grouped data: Step 1

Multiply each mid-interval by its frequency

Mean for grouped data: final calculation

Divide sum by total frequency

Cumulative frequency definition

Frequencies added progressively down the table

Median in grouped data

Mid-interval of interval containing middle value

Modal class definition

Interval with highest frequency

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