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A=P(1+R/n)^nt

25000=10000(1+R/1)^5
2.5=(1+R)^5
ROOT OF 5 BOTH SIDES
1.2014=1+R
R=0.2014
=20.14%

1. A box contains 3 red, and 5 black balls. If two balls are picked up randomly without
replacement, what would be the probability of choosing at least one red ball
SOL
2. A machine costs Sh.850, 000 on cash basis. On hire purchase terms an initial deposit of 20%
of the cash price is required. A simple interest of 10% is charged on the outstanding balance for 5
years. Customers who purchase the machine on cash basis are granted a 4% discount on the cash
price. i). Calculate the amount a customer pays if they purchase the machine on cash basis

SOL
Total purchase on cash is 96%of the original price
=96% of 850,000
=816,000
ii). Calculate the amount a customer pays if they purchase on Hire- purchase
hire purchase=price-deposit
20% of price = 170000
Balance=850000-170000
=680000
A=P(1+I*n)
=680000(1+0.1*5)
=1020000
1020000+170000

Solve the following quadratic equation: 2𝑥 2 − 5𝑥 − 12 = 0


=1190000
3.
SOL
2X^2+3X-8X-12=0
X(2X+3)-4(2X+3)=0
(X-4)(2X+3)=0
X=4 OR 2X=-3

i). Find the vales of 𝑥 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑦 for the following simultaneous equations using elimination method 𝑥 −
X=4 OR X=-3/2

2𝑦 = 11

7𝑥 − 4𝑦 = 27
X=11+2Y
7(11+2Y)-4Y=27
77+14Y-4Y=27
10Y=-50
Y=-5
X=11+2(-5)
X=1

ADM NO: CICT/21/00125/3/24


The following data was obtained from heights of plants in rain Forest.
301, 420, 320, 405, 430, 500, 620, 820, 750, 445, 675, 345, 820, 800, 720,
650, 375, 776, 485, 386, 437, 535, 678, 742, 836, 720, 689, 495, 389, 740,
636, 441, 482, 495, 845, 879, 554.
i)
Group the above data taking class interval as 50 in exclusive form

Sure! To group the data with a class interval of 50 in exclusive form, we need to
create intervals where each interval includes the lower limit but excludes the upper
limit. Here’s how the data can be grouped:

Class Frequen
Interval cy

300 - 349 3

350 - 399 5

400 - 449 6

450 - 499 6

500 - 549 3

550 - 599 1

600 - 649 2

650 - 699 3

700 - 749 3

750 - 799 3

800 - 849 4

850 - 899 2

To calculate the mean, median, and standard deviation from the grouped data, we can
follow these steps:
1. Mean

The mean of grouped data can be calculated using the formula:

\text{Mean} = \frac{\sum (f \cdot x)}{\sum f}Mean=∑f∑(f⋅x)

where ( f ) is the frequency and ( x ) is the midpoint of each class interval.

2. Median

The median of grouped data can be found using the formula:

\text{Median} = L + \left( \frac{\frac{N}{2} - CF}{f} \right) \cdot hMedian=L+(f2N


−CF)⋅h

where:

 ( L ) is the lower boundary of the median class,


 ( N ) is the total number of observations,
 ( CF ) is the cumulative frequency of the class before the median class,
 ( f ) is the frequency of the median class,
 ( h ) is the class width.

3. Standard Deviation

The standard deviation for grouped data can be calculated using the formula:

\sigma = \sqrt{\frac{\sum f(x - \bar{x})^2}{\sum f}}σ=∑f∑f(x−xˉ)2

where ( \bar{x} ) is the mean.

Let’s calculate these step-by-step:

Step 1: Calculate the midpoints (( x )) for each class interval

Class Midpoint Frequency


Interval (( x )) (( f ))

300 - 349 324.5 3

350 - 399 374.5 5

400 - 449 424.5 6

450 - 499 474.5 6

500 - 549 524.5 3


Class Midpoint Frequency
Interval (( x )) (( f ))

550 - 599 574.5 1

600 - 649 624.5 2

650 - 699 674.5 3

700 - 749 724.5 3

750 - 799 774.5 3

800 - 849 824.5 4

850 - 899 874.5 2

Step 2: Calculate the mean

\sum (f \cdot x) = (3 \cdot 324.5) + (5 \cdot 374.5) + \ldots + (2 \cdot 874.5) = 221,
221.5∑(f⋅x)=(3⋅324.5)+(5⋅374.5)+…+(2⋅874.5)=221,221.5

\sum f = 37∑f=37

\text{Mean} = \frac{22121.5}{37} \approx 597.34Mean=3722121.5≈597.34

Step 3: Calculate the median

 Total number of observations (( N )) = 37


 Median class is the class where the cumulative frequency reaches or exceeds ( \frac{N}{2} =
18.5 )
 Median class = 450 - 499
 ( L = 450 ), ( CF = 14 ), ( f = 6 ), ( h = 50 )

\text{Median} = 450 + \left( \frac{18.5 - 14}{6} \right) \cdot 50 \approx


487.5Median=450+(618.5−14)⋅50≈487.5

Step 4: Calculate the standard deviation

\sigma = \sqrt{\frac{\sum f(x - \bar{x})^2}{\sum f}}σ=∑f∑f(x−xˉ)2

First, calculate ( (x - \bar{x})^2 ) for each class interval and then multiply by the
frequency ( f ):

\sum f(x - \bar{x})^2 = (3 \cdot (324.5 - 597.34)^2) + (5 \cdot (374.5 - 597.34)^2) + \


ldots + (2 \cdot (874.5 - 597.34)^2) \approx 1, 221,
221.5∑f(x−xˉ)2=(3⋅(324.5−597.34)2)+(5⋅(374.5−597.34)2)+…
+(2⋅(874.5−597.34)2)≈1,221,221.5
Then,

\sigma = \sqrt{\frac{1, 221, 221.5}{37}} \approx 1, 221, 221.5σ=371,221,221.5


≈1,221,221.5

So, the mean is approximately 597.34, the median is 487.5, and the standard deviation
is approximately 1, 221, 221.5.

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