SMK DPHA Gapor, Stampin Kuching

Additional Mathematics Form 4

Chapter 7: Statistics Exercises (Textbook + Extra Qs)

7.1 Measures of Central Tendency
Exercise 7.1.1 (Pg. 137) Qs 1 (c & d), Qs 2 (a) Extra Qs: 1. Mean of the set of data 32, 56, 45, x, 53 and 42 is 44. Find the value of x. (Answer: x = 36) 2. The mean of 5 data is 51. When a new data, m is added in, the new mean become 52. Determine the value of m. (Answer: m = 57) Exercise 7.1.2 (Pg. 137) Qs 1 (a & b & c), Qs 2 Extra Qs: 1. The mean of a set of data 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, x, y is 6 with a mode of 7. Determine the value of x and y if x > y. (Answer: x = 15, y = 7) 2. The number of goals scored in a football match is shown below: No. of Goals 0 1 2 3 4 Frequency 4 x 6 5 5 If mode is 2, find the largest value of x. (Answer: Largest x = 5) Exercise 7.1.4 (Pg. 140) Qs 1 Exercise 7.1.3 (Pg. 138) Qs 1 (b & c), Qs 2 Extra Qs: 1. The number of goals scored in a football match is shown below: No. of Goals 0 1 2 3 4 Frequency 3 x 4 6 2 If median is 2, find the largest value of x. (Answer: Largest value of x = 8)

Exercise 7.1.5 (Pg. 141) Qs 1

Exercise 7.1.6 (Pg. 143) Qs 1 Exercise 7.1.7 (Pg. 144) Qs 2 Exercise 7.1.8 (Pg. 146) Qs 1

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Additional Mathematics Form 4

Exercise 7.1.9 (Pg. 149) Qs 1 Qs 4 Extra Qs: 1. The set of data m, 3, 4, 5, 12, 6 and n has a mean of 7. If two data 2m and 3n are added to the set, the mean increased by 4. Find the values of m and n. (Answer: m = 7, n = 12) Exercise 7.1.10 (Pg. 152) Qs 1 Qs 4 Extra Qs: 1. Determine the mean, mode and median of 3.5, 3.6, 3.6, 4.6 and 9.7. Which measure of central tendency is the most suitable for the above data? Why? (Answer: Mean = 5, mode = 3.6, median = 3.6; median is most suitable because it does not influenced by the extreme value) Skill Practice 7.1 (Pg. 153) Qs 3 Qs 7

Exercise 7.2.4 (Pg. 160) Qs 1 Extra Qs: 1. Find the a. b. c. data Age Frequency 1-10 40 11-20 89 21-30 49 31-40 12 41-50 10 Upper quartile Lower quartile Interquartile range of the following

Answer: a) Q3 = 24.7857 b) Q1 = 11.6236 c) Q3 - Q1 = 13.1621 Exercise 7.2.5 (Pg. 162) Qs 1 Exercise 7.2.6 (Pg. 165) Qs 1 (b & c & d), Qs 2, Qs 3 Exercise 7.2.7 (Pg. 168) Qs 1 (b & c & d), Qs 2, Qs 3 Exercise 7.2.8 (Pg. 171) Qs 1 Qs 4 Exercise 7.2.9 (Pg. 173)

7.2 Measures of Dispersion

Exercise 7.2.1 (Pg. 154) Qs 1 (c), Qs 2 Exercise 7.2.2 (Pg. 156) Qs 1 (b & c), Qs 2

Qs 1 Skill Practice 7.2 (Pg. 174)

Exercise 7.2.3 (Pg. 157) Qs 1

Qs 7, Qs 8

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