Question
What is the empirical relation between mean median and
mode in positively skewed frequency distribution?Solution
In a moderately skewed distribution, the difference between mean and mode is equal to three times the difference between the mean and median-Mean – Mode = 3 (Mean – Median). In a symmetrical frequency curve, the empirical relation states that mean = median = mode.  In a positively skewed frequency distribution curve, the relation is mean > median > mode. Negatively skewed frequency distribution shows mean < median < mode.
Income of A is 60% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 30% of his Income and equals to Rs. 9600. Find the difference between the incom...
A person "P" allocates 34% of their monthly income to entertainment, 22% to food, 18% to studies, 12% to clothes, and the remainder to traveling. The di...
In the year 2014, the population of a village P was 20% more than the population of village R. In the year 2015, after increasing by 40%, total populati...
Two candidates are contesting in an election. All votes are valid votes. A candidate who gets 38% of votes is rejected by 28,800 votes. The total numbe...
In a competition between two candidates, the victor secured 60% of the overall legitimate votes. Out of a total of 1800 votes cast, 5% were deemed inval...
In a department 20% of the employees are females. 45% of the male employees know English. The total number of employees who know English is 52%. Find th...
Anita spends 75% of her monthly salary and receives a commission of 5% on her salary every month. If her annual saving is Rs. 129600, find the commissio...
If a girl obtained 55% in the first paper, 60% in the second, and 62.5% in the third, what percent did he obtain overall if it is given that the maximum...
Monthly savings of ‘A’ is Rs. 900 more than his monthly expenditure and his total monthly income is Rs. 7500. If his monthly income is increased by ...
A candidate just passed by getting 150 answers correct by attempting 225 of the total questions. Find the total number of questions in the examination i...