What is median by interpolation and how can it help me find the median?

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Finding the median by interpolation involves using the formula Q2 = ((n/2 * f)/fc) * c, where Q2 represents the median, n is the total frequency, f is the sum of frequencies below the lower class boundary (b), fc is the frequency of the class containing the median, and c is the class width. This method is particularly useful when dealing with grouped data, allowing for a more precise calculation of the median than simply picking the middle value. An example application could involve a frequency distribution where the median class is identified, and the formula is applied to determine the exact median value. Understanding this concept can enhance exam preparation and improve data analysis skills. Mastering median interpolation is essential for accurately interpreting statistical data.
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I was doing some last minute skimming through my book for my exam tomorrow and panic. Can someone please please tell me about finding the median by interpolation and perhaps an example of how it would could used or asked, i will be forever greatful :cool:

yasmin x
(i can only find a small paragraph in my book which doesn't tell me much :confused: )
 
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is it:

Q2 = ((n/2 * f)/fc) * c

b - lower class boundary
f - sum of all frequencies below b
fc - frequency of the class width containing quartile required
c - class width of required class
n - total frequency
 
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