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By: Sagar Deshpande Aditya Chiplunkar Pratik Adakmol Rahul Babhulkar Ajay Jadhav

Practical use of mean mode median

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Page 1: Practical use of mean mode median

By: Sagar Deshpande

Aditya Chiplunkar

Pratik Adakmol

Rahul Babhulkar

Ajay Jadhav

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Theory:

• Mean = Total sum of observations____________________Number of observations

• Mode =It is the most frequently occurring value in a given data.

• Median = It is the middle term in a given data

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Case Study: Automobile Industry

• “Apollo auto” sold 10 cars in Sept 2009. Below is Raw data collected. Their prices range from 6 lacs to 13 lacs.

Model Name Price (in lacs)

Star 6

Alto 8

Xylo 9

Alto 8

Xylo 9

Alto 8

Civic 13

Innova 12

Xing 11

Innova 12

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Case Study: Automobile Industry

• Given was the Raw data. Let’s put it in an organized way.

Model Name Frequency

A-Star 01

Alto 03

Xylo 02

Civic 01

Innova 02

Xing 01

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Graphs-Frequency distribution of Cars

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0.5

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1.5

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2.5

3

3.5

Star Alto xylo Civic Innova Xing

Frequency

Frequency

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Calculations

• Mean = 6+8+9+8+9+8+13+12+11+12________________________

10= 96/10 = Rs.9.6 lakhs

• Mode = Rs. 8 lakhs

• Median = Rs. 8.5 lakhs (5th term + 6th term/ 2)

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Problem Area(consumer) Suppose a customer let say Mr. X wants to

purchase a car whose maximum budget of Rs. 8 Lakhs. Then what are the options available with him.

1-STAR 2-ALTO

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We can say

• Mean and Median value may mislead, if I have only 8 lac with me.

• Mean has greater impacts of high values.• Whereas Mode value in this case is more

realistic and shows correct data.

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Problem area (manufacturer) Suppose a car manufacturer wants to select

a car from his available portfolio of cars then which car he should choose?

Factors affecting his decision• Taste & preferences• Purchasing capacity

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Taste & preference

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small car sedan SUV

people

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Conclusion

• To put a car on display,decision can made using graph .

• Regarding the model mode value will indicate which is to be displayed.

• This indicates that car priced 13 lac is expensive and rarely bought.

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To sum up….

• We can say that for both 1.customer 2. manufacturer mode value will only be the influencing factor

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