19.5. Measures of Central Tendency

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19.5. Measures of Central Tendency

19.5.1 Mean from Ungrouped Data Set
19.5.2 Mean from Frequency Distribution Table
19.5.3 Median from Ungrouped Data Set
19.5.4 Mode

A measure of central tendency tells us the "center" or typical value of a distribution that the other data points are clustered around. The three measures are the mean, median, and mode.

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﻿19.5. Measures of Central Tendency19.5.1 Mean from Ungrouped Data Set19.5.2 Mean from Frequency Distribution Table19.5.3 Median from Ungrouped Data Set19.5.4 Mode​

19.5. Measures of Central Tendency

19.5.1 Mean from Ungrouped Data Set
19.5.2 Mean from Frequency Distribution Table
19.5.3 Median from Ungrouped Data Set
19.5.4 Mode