Mean From Frequency Tables Example

This resource provides a worked example for calculating the mean (average) from a frequency table, a common way of organising data in statistics.

Why is calculating the mean from frequency tables important?

This skill is essential for analysing various data sets:

• Test scores: Finding the average score in a class or group.
• Surveys: Analysing results and summarising responses.
• Scientific data: Calculating averages from experimental results.

How can this resource help?

This resource offers a step-by-step solution:

• Clear formula: Shows the formula used for this type of calculation.
• Worked example: Provides a problem with a frequency table and solution.
• Step-by-step explanation: Guides learners through the process.
• Free PDF download: Offers an accessible reference tool.

Benefits for learners:

• Improves understanding of calculating mean from grouped data.
• Builds confidence in working with frequency tables.
• Supports problem-solving in statistics.

This resource is perfect for teachers introducing the concept or providing revision support. It's also a valuable tool for students seeking extra practice or for parents helping with maths homework.

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