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    Coefficient of Skewness (Grouped Data)

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    This document contains three activities related to calculating coefficients of variation and skewness from grouped data sets. The first activity provides employee production data grouped in ranges and asks to calculate the coefficient of variation. The second activity provides employee weight data grouped in ranges and asks to calculate the coefficient of variation and describe the skewness. The third activity provides secretarial applicant test score data for two companies grouped in ranges and asks to calculate various statistical measures like the mean, median, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, and coefficient of skewness for each data set. It also asks to describe the type of distribution for each data set according to the skewness.

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    Coefficient of Skewness (Grouped Data)

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    This document contains three activities related to calculating coefficients of variation and skewness from grouped data sets. The first activity provides employee production data grouped in ranges and asks to calculate the coefficient of variation. The second activity provides employee weight data grouped in ranges and asks to calculate the coefficient of variation and describe the skewness. The third activity provides secretarial applicant test score data for two companies grouped in ranges and asks to calculate various statistical measures like the mean, median, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, and coefficient of skewness for each data set. It also asks to describe the type of distribution for each data set according to the skewness.

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    This document contains three activities related to calculating coefficients of variation and skewness from grouped data sets. The first activity provides employee production data grouped in ranges and asks to calculate the coefficient of variation. The second activity provides employee weight data grouped in ranges and asks to calculate the coefficient of variation and describe the skewness. The third activity provides secretarial applicant test score data for two companies grouped in ranges and asks to calculate various statistical measures like the mean, median, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, and coefficient of skewness for each data set. It also asks to describe the type of distribution for each data set according to the skewness.

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    Coefficient of Skewness (Grouped Data)

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    This document contains three activities related to calculating coefficients of variation and skewness from grouped data sets. The first activity provides employee production data grouped in ranges and asks to calculate the coefficient of variation. The second activity provides employee weight data grouped in ranges and asks to calculate the coefficient of variation and describe the skewness. The third activity provides secretarial applicant test score data for two companies grouped in ranges and asks to calculate various statistical measures like the mean, median, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, and coefficient of skewness for each data set. It also asks to describe the type of distribution for each data set according to the skewness.

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    Name: ______________________________________________ Date: __________________

    Section: ______________ Professor: ________________________ Score: _____________

    Activity 1

    The average production of 60 employees of a manufacturing company during a week is


    presented below. Determine the coefficient of variation.
    Average Production Number of Employees Number of Employees
    61-65 2 3
    66-70 8 7
    71-75 11 12
    76-80 17 19
    81-85 12 11
    86-90 6 5
    91-95 4 3
    60 60
    COEFFICIENT OF SKEWNESS (Grouped Data)
    Skewness is the degree of symmetry, or departures from symmetry of a set of data. If the
    values of the mean, median and mode are not the same, the curve or distribution is skewed. When
    the values of the mean, median and mode are equal, the distribution is called normal or
    symmetrical distribution. The curve is usually called normal or bell-shaped curve and it has zero
    skewness. Both for the ungrouped and grouped data formula for the computation of the
    coefficient of skewness is:

    sk=

    where: = skewness
    Example: Given the following data, solve for the coefficient of skewness.

    The result of a 50-item assessment administered to 50 employees at the Bank of


    Commerce is presented on the table below.
    Scores Frequency (f)
    21-25 1
    26-30 3
    31-35 7
    36-40 16
    41-45 13
    46-50 10
    =50
    Given: 39.7 39.875 38.38

    Solution:

    BusinessStatistics 2
    Name: ______________________________________________ Date: __________________
    Section: ______________ Professor: ________________________ Score: _____________

    Activity 2
    COEFFICIENT OF VARIATION AND SKEWNESS

    The following is weight distribution of 40 employees. Compute and describe the skewness
    Weight Number of Employees
    52 – 54 2
    55 – 57 4
    58 – 60 8
    61 – 63 11
    64 – 66 6
    67 – 69 7
    70 – 72 2

    BusinessStatistics 3
    Name: ______________________________________________ Date: __________________

    Section: ______________ Professor: ________________________ Score: _____________

    Activity 3
    COEFFICIENT OF VARIATION AND SKEWNESS

    The table below shows the scores obtained by 80 applicants for a secretarial position in two
    manufacturing companies.
    Scores Frequency (Company A) frequency (Company B)
    10 – 18 2 3
    19 – 27 3 6
    28 – 36 1 2
    37 – 45 7 10
    46 – 54 22 5
    55 – 63 15 24
    64 – 72 18 12
    73 – 81 9 8
    82 – 90 3 10
    Compute for the following:
    a.
    b. Mean of Company A
    c. Mean of Company B
    d. Median of Company A
    e. Median of Company B
    f. Standard Deviation of Company A
    g. Standard Deviation of Company B
    h. Coefficient of Variation of the two companies
    i. Coefficient of Skewness of the two companies
    j. Describe the type of distribution according to skewness

    BusinessStatistics 4

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