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Average

The average o two or more similar quantities is the quantity obtained by dividing the sum of the quantities by the number of quantities. Also, The average value of a quantity need not be the usual value of the quantity. It need not even be the value that occurs most often. For example, if three […]

Filed Under: Arithmetic

Indices

Base and Index: If a real number is multiplied times in succession (where is a positive integer) then the product so obtained is called the -th power of and is written as (read as, to the power ). Thus, ….to   factors. Here, is called the base of and is called the index or exponent […]

Filed Under: Algebra

Different Type of Sets

Understanding type of sets examples. Finite Set, Infinite Set, Empty set, Singleton Set, Pair Set, Universal Set, Cardinal Number of a Set, Equivalent Sets, Subsets,Equal Sets

Filed Under: Algebra Tagged With: Cardinal Number of a Set, Empty set, Equal Sets, Equivalent Sets, Finite Set, Infinite Set, Pair Set, Singleton Set, Subsets, Universal Set

Partnership Business

When two or more persons agree to form an organization and run a business jointly, then such a business is called a partnership business. There are certain costs associated with any kind of business.

Filed Under: Business Maths

Measures of Central tendency: Mode

The fundamental definition of Mode is the most frequently occurring value of the variable, i.e. that value of the variable which occurs the maximum number of times in a data set.

Filed Under: Statistics Tagged With: Measures of Central Tendency, Mode

Understanding Sets

What is a set? A set is a collection of well-defined and distinct objects. Every object of the collection forming a set is called a member or element of the set. When an object is a member of a set we say that the object belongs to the set. Any collection of objects is not […]

Filed Under: Geometry

Average Due Date

If a party owes a number of payments to another, payable on different dates, it may like to pay a single lump sum payment in lieu of a number of payments such that there is no loss or gain to any party. The procedure of finding such a date is called equation of payments and the date found is called average due date.

Filed Under: Business Maths Tagged With: Due Date

Mathematical Induction

Induction begins by observations, and from observations we arrive at some tentative conclusions, conjectures. A conjecture may be true or false. The principle of mathematical induction helps us in proving some of these conjectures which are true.

Filed Under: Algebra Tagged With: mathematical induction

Median for Discrete and Continuous Frequency Type Data (grouped data)

How to calculate the median for grouped frequency distribution of discrete variables as well as continuous variables.

Filed Under: Statistics Tagged With: Measures of Central Tendency, Median

Median for Frequency Type Data

How to calculate the median for frequency type data, i.e. data where each observation has a corresponding frequency of occurrence, i.e. the number of times that particular observation has occurred in our data.

Filed Under: Statistics Tagged With: Measures of Central Tendency, Median

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