The distribution given below shows the runs scored by batsmen in one-day cricket matches. Find the mean number of runs.

This question is similar to Ex 14.1, 3 Chapter 14 Class 10 - Statistics

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The distribution given below shows the runs scored by batsmen in one-day cricket matches. Find the mean number of runs. 20 – 100 = –80 23 Ɨ 80 = 1840 Mean(š‘„ Ģ…) = a + (āˆ‘ā–’š’‡š’Šš’…š’Š)/(āˆ‘ā–’š’‡š’Š) Where a = Assumed Mean h = Class interval ½ marks = 40 āˆ’ 0 = 40 Putting values in formula Mean = 100 + šŸ—šŸšŸŽ/šŸšŸšŸŽ = 100 + 92/12 = 100 + 23/3 = 100 + 7.66 = 107.66 Thus, Mean number of runs are 107.66 runs ½ marks ½ marks

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