GCSE Maths (AQA)
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Median
- The median is a measure of central tendency for quantitative data
- It is the middle value when the data is arranged in order
- The median can be found by reordering the data and eliminating from both ends
- The position of the median can also be calculated using the formula: position of median = (number of data values + 1) / 2
- If the formula does not give a whole number, the median is the mean of the values directly surrounding it
- The median can be found for both continuous and discrete data
- The median is useful for finding a central value in a data set
- The median can be used to calculate the final score in a dance competition, where ratings are given by judges
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