Organisation of Data · Class 11 Economics · Chapter 3

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📈 Organisation of Data (Statistics for Economics)

CBSE Class 11 Humanities & Commerce · Economics · Chapter 1

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85%Construct a frequency distribution from raw data using tally marks — Range → equal classes (exclusive) → tally once → frequencies → check Σf=N → neat 3-column table.6 MARKS
75%Class limits vs class boundaries (+ mid-value & magnitude) — Limits = written end-values; boundaries = after adjustment; mid-value=(L+U)/2; magnitude=U−L; coincide in exclusive series.4 MARKS
70%Inclusive vs exclusive method + conversion — Exclusive excludes upper limit, no gap; inclusive includes both, has gap; convert via half-gap adjustment.4 MARKS
55%Discrete vs continuous variable — Discrete = separate whole values (children); continuous = any value incl. fractions (height). Test = are in-between values possible.3 MARKS
45%Bases / types of classification — Geographical, chronological, qualitative, quantitative — define each with one example.4 MARKS
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