a)

Median :
M = value of (n/2)th observation
= value of (130/2)th observation
= value of 65th observation
From the column of cumulative frequency cf, we find that the 65th
observation is 66.
Hence, the median of the data is 66.
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Q1=(n+1)/4 th value of the observation
=(131/4)th value of the observation
=(32.75)th value of the observation
=65
Q3=3(n+1)/4 th value of the observation
=(3*131/4)th value of the observation
=(98.25)th value of the observation
=70
IQR = Q3 - Q1 = 70 - 65 = 5
b)
Mean ˉx=∑fx/n
=8725/130
=67.1154

c)

d)
data is roughly symmeteric .
height 66 and 65 inches has maximum frequency.
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