4MA1/1HR Jan 2019, Question 14: Drawing Cumulative Frequency Diagrams
Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Mathematics A 4MA1 · Paper 1HR (Higher) · Calculator · 5 marks
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The question, in short
Use a cumulative frequency graph of 120 apartment values in 2015 and a table of 2018 values to estimate counts, draw a graph, and compare medians.
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Part (a) · 1 mark
Read the 2015 cumulative frequency curve at 80 thousand euros to estimate how many apartments are at or below that value.
- 1Read cumulative frequency at 80 thousand euros on the 2015 graph
- 2Value is approximately 97
Answer97
Part (b) · 2 marks
Plot the 2018 cumulative frequencies against the upper class boundaries on the grid to draw a cumulative frequency diagram.
- 1Plot points (40,15), (60,44), (80,85), (100,102), (120,120)
- 2Join with straight lines or smooth curve
AnswerA cumulative frequency graph through (20, 0), (40, 15), (60, 44), (80, 85), (100, 102), (120, 120)
Part (c) · 2 marks
Estimate both medians from the 2015 curve and 2018 graph, then find how much the median value increased.
- 1Find median in 2015: go to cumulative frequency 60, read value ≈ 55
- 2Find median in 2018: go to cumulative frequency 60, read value ≈ 69
- 3Increase = 69 − 55 = 14
Answer14
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